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Rewilding Collective Fall Retreat
Rewilding Collective Fall Retreat
Come Back to Your Body. Remember How to Play.
Come Back to Your Body. Remember How to Play.
🍂 Fall is a season of release — of letting go, turning inward, and remembering what truly matters. The Rewilding Collective Fall Retreat is an invitation to shed what no longer serves you and step back into connection, creativity, and embodied presence.
Hosted at a rustic summer-camp style setting, this retreat blends deep nervous system restoration with laughter, movement, and childlike wonder. You'll rest, yes — but you'll also play, explore, and remember parts of yourself that have been buried under responsibility, burnout, and urgency.
This is not a silent retreat.
This is not a productivity retreat.
This is a coming-home retreat.
Use BLINDFAITH through 8/1 for $150 off!
What This Retreat Is About
What This Retreat Is About
This weekend is designed for people who hold a lot — emotionally, politically, relationally, creatively — and are ready to soften without disappearing.
This weekend is designed for people who hold a lot — emotionally, politically, relationally, creatively — and are ready to soften without disappearing.
Together, we’ll explore:
Nervous system regulation that actually works in real life
Gentle yoga, somatic practices, and guided rest
Playful movement, camp-style activities, and unstructured joy
Creative expression and ritual
Community that feels safe, affirming, and pressure-free
There is no expectation to perform, heal on a schedule, or “get it right.”
You get to show up exactly as you are.
What to Expect
What to Expect
✨ Restorative + Somatic Practices
Yoga, breathwork, sound, and embodied tools to help your body feel safe again.
✨ Restorative + Somatic Practices
Yoga, breathwork, sound, and embodied tools to help your body feel safe again.
✨ Joyful Play & Camp Magic
Think crafts, games, nature time, laughter, and rediscovering curiosity — all optional, all invitational.
✨ Joyful Play & Camp Magic
Think crafts, games, nature time, laughter, and rediscovering curiosity — all optional, all invitational.
✨ Ritual & Reflection
Simple, grounded rituals to mark the season of spring and your own personal unfolding.
✨ Ritual & Reflection
Simple, grounded rituals to mark the season of spring and your own personal unfolding.
✨ Spaciousness
Plenty of downtime. Naps are encouraged. Wandering is allowed. Opting out is honored.
✨ Spaciousness
Plenty of downtime. Naps are encouraged. Wandering is allowed. Opting out is honored.
✨ Community Without Pressure
Connection without forced vulnerability. You can be social, quiet, messy, joyful — all of it belongs.
✨ Community Without Pressure
Connection without forced vulnerability. You can be social, quiet, messy, joyful — all of it belongs.
Who This Is For
Who This Is For
This retreat is especially for:
This retreat is especially for:
- Activists, caregivers, and helpers feeling stretched thin
- Neurodivergent, queer, and marginalized folks seeking safer space
- Anyone longing to feel more embodied, playful, and alive
- People who want rest and joy — not one or the other
No prior yoga or somatic experience required.
No prior yoga or somatic experience required.
The Rewilding Collective Approach
The Rewilding Collective Approach
Rewilding is not about escaping the world — it’s about resourcing ourselves so we can live in it with more agency, softness, and truth.
Rewilding is not about escaping the world — it’s about resourcing ourselves so we can live in it with more agency, softness, and truth.
Our facilitators draw from:
Somatic and trauma-informed practices
Yoga, sound, ritual, and embodied creativity
Nervous system education grounded in lived experience
A commitment to accessibility, consent, and care
You are the expert of your own body here.
Leave With…
Leave With…
- A regulated nervous system (or at least a better map to one)
- Practical tools you can take home
- Renewed creativity and clarity
- A felt sense of belonging
- Memories of joy, laughter, and ease
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