Frequently Asked Questions

This is not a standard yoga or wellness retreat. While yoga is part of the experience, it is used as a supportive practice rather than the focus. The retreat is led by a psychotherapist and a certified coach, and is designed around emotional and relational work, offering a structured space for reflection, communication, and reconnection.

The small group format ensures a calm, focused, and high-quality experience. It allows for more attention, discretion, and a more meaningful environment for each participant or couple.

No. This is not traditional group therapy. The retreat offers a structured environment with guided sessions in a small group, but personal situations are never required to be shared publicly. The approach remains respectful, discreet, and non-intrusive at all times.

The retreat is designed to be balanced and supportive. While it offers space for reflection and emotional work, it is not overwhelming or confrontational. The approach remains gentle, structured, and respectful at all times.

Yes. There are opportunities for more private conversations during the retreat, depending on individual needs, while maintaining a balanced structure for the group.

No. Sharing is always optional. The environment is designed to be respectful and non-intrusive, and no one is required to disclose personal details publicly.

Participants come from different backgrounds, but often share a common intention: taking time to reflect, reconnect, and step back from their daily environment. The group remains small and carefully curated.

Yes. Many participants join individually. The retreat offers a structured and supportive environment for personal reflection, clarity, and reconnection with yourself. While the setting is warm and welcoming, the focus remains on your own experience, with space for both connection and privacy.

The retreat can be life changing for most. By taking some time out for yourself, the retreat will enable you to gain clarity and will leave you feeling stronger and better prepared for your future. Just being around others and sharing stories will help with your healing process.

Yes. While the retreat remains focused and structured, it also takes place in a setting that can be enjoyed. There is time to walk, exlplore the surroundings, and experience the local atmosphere - including nearby galleries and places that offer a different rhythm and perspective. These moments are not the focus of the retreat, but they contribute to creating a more balanced and natural experience.