RETREATS for WOMEN in the MIDDLE of SOMETHING REAL
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The grief you haven't had space to feel. The version of yourself you've been quietly outgrowing. The life that used to fit and doesn't anymore.
Wild Passage was built for this moment — the one where something has to change, but you're not sure yet what you're walking toward. We hold that uncertainty with you. In wild land. In circle. With ceremony that meets the weight of what you're carrying.
You've been holding it together for a long time.
You enter as one version of yourself. You leave as something truer.
Each Wild Passage retreat is held in a different landscape chosen for its wildness, its beauty, and its capacity to hold deep work.
Olympic Peninsula, Washington
Sep 12–17, 2025 · 5 nights
Old growth forest, cold river immersion, and five days of somatic and ceremonial work at the edge of the wild Pacific Northwest.
Oaxacan Highlands, Mexico
Nov 8–13, 2025 · 5 nights
High desert land, ancestral ceremony, and circle work rooted in grief tending and the art of letting go.
Scottish Highlands, Scotland
Mar 21–26, 2026 · 5 nights
Ancient moorland, equinox timing, and a container built for women standing at the edge of something new.
This isn't a schedule of activities. It's a carefully held arc—from arrival to integration—designed to take you somewhere you couldn't get to alone.
What happens inside a Wild Passage retreat
Every location is chosen for its wildness. Morning walks in old growth. Cold water. Fire at night. The land isn't a backdrop — it's part of the work. Nature has a way of loosening what talking alone cannot.
You won't spend this retreat indoors.
The Land
Wild Passage retreats never exceed twelve women. What happens in circle stays in circle — and what gets said there has a way of changing things. You'll be held by women who are carrying something too. That shared weight becomes shared strength.
Small groups. Real witness.
The Circle
Transitions need marking. Each retreat includes ceremonial elements — fire, threshold rituals, grief tending, and rites of passage work — designed to help you close one chapter and step, consciously, into the next.
Ritual for the moments that deserve one.
The Ceremony
Somatic work, breathwork, and movement are woven throughout each retreat — not as exercise, but as a way of accessing what the mind alone can't reach. You'll leave not just with new clarity, but with it living in your body.
Some things just have to move.
The Body
A divorce I didn't see coming. An identity that crumbled before I knew what would replace it. A season of grief that taught me, slowly and not gently, that some things can only be crossed — not managed, not optimized, not thought through.
I hold these retreats with reverence, with rigor, and with deep respect for what it takes to show up for this kind of work. If something in you is saying yes — I trust that.
I didn't come to this work through a certification program. I came through my own passage.
The woman holding the container
Scottish Highlands Retreat
Claire B.
"I'm not someone who does retreats. I don't really believe in crystals or group hugs. But something made me say yes — and what I found was rigorous, grounded, and genuinely transformative in a way I'm still integrating six months later."
Oaxacan Highlands Retreat
Simone R.
"I was worried I'd be the most broken one in the room. That I'd take up too much space, cry too much, need too much. Instead I found twelve women who were all carrying something real — and for the first time in years I didn't have to hold any of it alone."
Olympic Peninsula Retreat
Mara T.
"I almost talked myself out of it three times. The price felt like a lot. The timing felt impossible. And it was the most important five days of the last decade of my life. I came in holding a grief I hadn't named yet. I left knowing exactly what I was releasing — and what I was stepping into."
The women who've walked through Wild Passage tell it better than we can.