Sedona has long called to those who feel drawn to sacred landscapes. The red rocks, the resilient desert flora, and the threshold-like quality of this place offer a powerful invitation: to remember what is ancient within ourselves and within the land.
Held in a small circle of like-hearted people, this retreat invites you to slow down and reconnect with the art of deep listening. Together, we will attune to sacred rhythms — the rhythms of your soul, the rhythms of the landscape, and the wisdom that rises when both are heard.
Created for those ready for a true deep dive, this week offers a meaningful journey inward and into relationship with Sedona. With an intentionally small group, we will move with care and intention, weaving together yoga, breathwork, deep reflection, therapeutic nature practices, and ceremony. The experience is designed to help you feel deeply grounded and, from that place, open to trust, surrender, and sacred union.
Our time together will take us into the quieter, more intimate corners of this sacred region, away from the busiest paths and into places where the land feels expansive, ancient, and alive with vitality. Days will include guided experiences in canyons and on mesas, presence-filled trails, and spacious moments to simply be with what is unfolding.
The week is intentionally spacious. Alongside structure, guidance, and deep care, there will be generous time for rest, integration, and personal reflection. This retreat supports direct experience: of the sacred, of the body as a guide, and of the inner wisdom that becomes available when life grows quiet.
In many ways, our days will be a celebration of life:
You will be supported by a small circle of people and by the wider embrace of the land itself, while listening for the subtle whispers that may have been waiting beneath the surface.
This retreat is an invitation into a deeper kind of grounding. Not the kind that clings to certainty, but the kind that creates inner steadiness. From there, something softens. A deeper trust becomes possible.
Sedona has a way of teaching this. From sacred ground, a doorway into spaciousness opens — what we might call groundlessness. Not as instability, but as freedom. As sacred union.
We gather with reverence, honoring the First Peoples who have cared for these lands since time beyond memory. We practice respect, humility, and reciprocity, remembering that this place is alive and that being here is a privilege.
Payment Schedule: $500 non-refundable deposit secures your spot
50% Due: May 1, 2026 (non-refundable after payment is received)
Balance Due: November 1, 2026 (non-refundable after payment is received)
Your lodging will be a private sanctuary: restful, beautiful, and deeply supportive of retreat. It will serve as our home base for the week — a space to reset, restore, and integrate.
Designed for solo travelers seeking comfort and privacy, this single accommodation option offers a peaceful place to unwind during your stay. The room provides a simple, welcoming setting where you can relax, recharge, and enjoy your time at your own pace.
Ideal for guests who value independence and quiet, it creates a calm atmosphere that supports rest after a day of retreat activities, wellness experiences, or time spent exploring the surroundings. Whether you are visiting for a restorative getaway or a focused personal journey, this space gives you the freedom to settle in and feel at ease.
With its understated charm and practical layout, the accommodation is a comfortable choice for one guest looking for a private and restful stay.
Designed for those who value both comfort and space, this double accommodation option offers a welcoming stay for friends, family members, or retreat guests traveling together. The room features two queen beds, creating a restful setting with plenty of room to unwind after a full day of activities.
Thoughtfully suited to shared stays, this casita provides a relaxed and practical atmosphere while maintaining a sense of privacy and ease. It is an excellent choice for guests looking for a comfortable base during their retreat, whether the focus is on rest, connection, or simply enjoying a peaceful environment.
With its inviting layout and convenient sleeping arrangement, this accommodation makes it easy to settle in and feel at home. Guests can enjoy a calm, comfortable space that supports a restorative and enjoyable stay.
Wendy Swanson
Since 1998, Kathleen McIntyre has been guiding individuals and groups into the wilderness, creating space for meaningful connection, reflection, and healing. In 1999, she earned a Master’s in Forest Resources, deepening her lifelong commitment to land conservation and restoration while weaving in the wisdom of nature for personal growth and transformation. Her work brings together somatic therapy, nature therapy, and Presence-based...
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