07/08/2026
Change has a way of shaking the foundations of who we are. Whether it arrives unexpectedly through divorce, job loss, grief, retirement, empty nesting, or quietly through the realization that life no longer feels aligned, transition can leave us questioning what comes next.
Leading Yourself Through Change is a full-day personal retreat designed to help participants slow down, reconnect with themselves, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.
This retreat offers a supportive and reflective space for self-exploration, meditation, guided discussion, and personal discovery. Throughout the day, participants will be invited to step away from the noise and demands of everyday life to explore the deeper questions that often emerge during times of transition:
Who am I now?
What do I truly want moving forward?
What beliefs, habits, or expectations am I ready to release?
What would it look like to create a life that feels meaningful and aligned?
Through a combination of mindfulness practices, journaling exercises (articulating your “why”), facilitated reflection, quiet contemplation, and group connection, participants will begin to uncover the possibilities that can emerge from change rather than simply surviving it.
This retreat is not about having all the answers. It is about creating space to listen inwardly, reconnect with personal values, and gain perspective on the next chapter of life.
Participants can expect:
Guided meditation and grounding practices
Reflective journaling and self-discovery exercises
Opportunities for meaningful conversation and connection
Exploration of identity, purpose, and personal values
Tools for navigating uncertainty and change with greater resilience
Time for quiet reflection and renewal
Whether you are navigating a major life transition or simply feeling called toward something different, Leading Yourself Through Change is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and intentionally begin shaping what comes next.
You do not need to have your future figured out to begin moving toward it. Sometimes the most important step is simply creating the space to listen to yourself again.