Rewilding

Each day blends guided interactive experiences around personal embodiment and time with horses, open exploration at one’s own pace, and ample space to reflect—so the retreat feels both focused and spacious.

Not at all.

Everything with the horses is done on the ground at a slow, intuitive pace. No riding, nothing fast or intimidating. The horses meet you exactly where you are, and your comfort is always honored.

You are fully welcome.

Many women arrive with some excitement, fear or uncertainty — and that honesty actually deepens the experience. Horses attune to your nervous system and respond softly when you’re present and authentic. Your safety and comfort are held throughout.

Bring a sack lunch, plenty of water, layers for changing mountain weather, and a journal.

If you have a favorite blanket, shawl, or grounding item, you’re welcome to bring that too.

Mild weather is part of the rewilding experience. If conditions become unsafe (lightning, extreme winds), the retreat will be rescheduled or adapted with available shelter in the pasture.

Absolutely. Yoga is therapeutic, fascia-focused, and accessible for all levels.

Breathwork is gentle and regulating.

Equine work is slow, mindful, and approachable.

No — this is not clinical therapy. It is deeply therapeutic in a natural, somatic way. We work with yoga, breath, regulation, embodiment, and the presence of horses to help you reconnect with your inner wisdom.

A gentle, grounded space for reflection, shared wisdom, and connection.

No forced sharing — speak if you feel called, listen if you prefer. It’s about honesty and presence, not performance.

At a private, serene pasture in Nederland, Colorado, surrounded by mountains, creeks, forest and horses. Directions and parking details are provided after registration.

Nope! The season’s retreat schedule allows for participants to attend any or all days as your personal schedule allows. One day retreat will enrich your life deeply. Attending all four will bring you lasting, powerful, positive change.

Yes — intentionally.

You’ll turn off and tuck away your phone upon arrival so your nervous system can settle and your presence can deepen. (Emergency contact options will be provided.) Accommodations can be made for certain safety circumstances and participants will be allowed to use their phone for pictures at the end of each day.

Because space is limited to six attendees, the policy for single day registration is:

• 100% refund if canceled 15 or more days before your retreat date.

• 50% refund if canceled within 14 days.

• Full refund anytime if a replacement attendee takes your spot.

You may also transfer your registration to another date if space is available.

For those registered for all four days, the same above applies with a $100 cancelation fee.

For those wishing to attend all four retreat days, a monthly payment plan option is available. Please reach out if you’d like more info about this!

• Sack lunch. Simple + nourishing. Whatever feels grounding for you.

• Water bottle. Hydration is essential at altitude.

• Comfortable clothes for movement. Layers recommended — Colorado mountain weather can shift quickly.

• Jacket or warm layer. Even in summer, mornings and shade can be cool.

• Closed-toe shoes or boots. For comfort and safety around the horses.

• Yoga mat. Plus any props you love (blanket, bolster, block).

• Cushion/chair/backjack for sitting, meditation. Our space will be in the pasture, in nature. Creating a comfortable space is important.

• Journal + pen. For reflections, insights, and circle sharing.

• Sunscreen + hat. We’ll be outside most of the day.

• Optional favorite comfort item. A shawl, blanket, crystal, or anything that helps you feel grounded.