 Rebecca Connor, LMFT Most Insurance Accepted
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Retreats
Retreats are offered two to four times a year at The Christine Center in Willard Wisconsin or at other locations as announced. Retreats are highly experiential. The retreats include some lecture and mostly exercises and practice. Some discounts are available for those in need and for early registration. Retreats begin Friday evening and end Sunday at noon. Cost includes delicious vegetarian meals and cabins, hermitages or rooms. See also www.christinecenter.org Retreats for Couples Comments from Couple’s Retreats Click Here for retreat schedules.
Retreats for Women Each retreat has particular themes and varies in content. All workshop and retreats center around guided mindfulness and inner-work. Retreat workshops generally include exercises to guide participants towards setting genuine life intentions and reflect mindfully upon disruptive or conditioned patterns within each individual that need conscious awareness to clear. Exercises may include vision quests, mask making or talisman art, guided meditations and journaling, exercises around reading synchronicities, dreams or guidance. We may do other exercises focusing on releasing or burning something symbolizing what the individual intends to release and an exercises around bringing to the retreat something that symbolizes an individual’s resource or gift. Specific instructions will be emailed.
This retreat is also an excellent opportunity to connect with other women going through similar crossroads in life and give and feel the support of other women.
Comments from Women’s Retreats Click Here for retreat schedules.
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Couples retreat exercises are structured primarily for each member of your partnership to practice with one another, rather than as a group. You will receive private communication guidance and coaching by the retreat leaders so that each of you can more fully understand old patterns where you both together and individually tend to misunderstand and react at one another. With curiosity and openness, rather than defensiveness, we investigate ways in which difficulties arise in relationship. We practice using specific techniques and skills designed to teach staying connected in times of difficulty and conflict so that ultimately, you may become a resource for comfort and regeneration for one another.
