A seasonal meal and beautiful social day to set goals; partake in a celebration ceremony for the year closing; enjoy breathwork and sound.

Here's what to expect on this magical warm winter retreat.

Fire ritual (burn + release) to symbolically let go of old patterns and invite in fresh possibilities

Qigong for winter vitality inspired by Traditional Chinese Medicine to strengthen the kidneys, boost resilience, and cultivate inner warmth

Journalling workshop for reflection, visioning, and mindful planning

A nourishing seasonal 3-course meal filled with hearty, winter-inspired vegetarian dishes

Candlelit meditation

Cosy countryside setting with soft lighting and serene ambience to support introspection and renewal

As winter wraps the world in stillness, we’re invited to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the quiet wisdom within. Take moments to release the heaviness of what has passed and step forward with clarity, intention, and renewed vitality.

ThisWinter Restoration Retreat is a soul-nourishing experience designed to help you transition into the new year feeling grounded, aligned, and inspired. Held in a serene countryside setting, surrounded by soft winter light and gentle calm, this retreat blends movement, ritual, and restorative practices to awaken your inner spark during the coldest season.

Enjoy a deeply refreshing emotional release breathwork session that will allow your body to settle into somatic calm.

You’ll also be guided through a reflective journalling workshop, creating the space to vision, dream, and map the energetic blueprint of your year.

Nourishment will come in the form of a comforting, seasonal three-course vegetarian meal, infused with winter flavours crafted to warm your body from the inside out.

This retreat is a gentle invitation to honour your past, anchor into your present, and step boldly into your future with an open heart and empowered spirit.

✨ Release. Realign. Rise.

Begin your new year with intention, warmth, and renewed purpose.

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