Women's Retreat 
Theme... TBA
4.30pm Fri 13th to 1.30pm Sun 15th October 2023
Experienced facilitators will offer you a range of reflective individual and group processes to support you with:
  • simply being in nature;
  • being open to the particular experience and wisdom of the season; 
  • creating some ‘hibernating quiet’ space for yourself away from your everyday concerns;
  • connecting to the wild and creative energy of the season, and reflecting on how this energy is or could be valuable in our own lives;
  • enjoying stories and laughter with other women.
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 Facilitators
Anne Courtney and Kathryn Choules

Location
St John of God Retreat Centre, 47 Gloucester Crescent, Shoalwater.
The retreat Centre is an attractive and peaceful venue surrounded by gardens with seats, water features, a labyrinth to walk, and is located opposite the beach ideal for walking or swimming.  You will have your own single room with ensuite bathroom and linen and towels are provided. All meals will be provided (breakfast, morning and afternoon teas, lunch and dinner) and the Centre can cater for the following special diets: vegetarian/vegan; gluten free; dairy free; and seafood allergy. There is also a buffet from which other choices can be made.

Cost
$540 Early Bird  by 18th August
$590 Full fee 
Registrations close Friday 4th August 2023.  Places Limited
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What you will gain
Experienced facilitators will offer you a range of reflective individual and group processes to support you with:
  • simply being in nature;
  • being open to the particular experience and wisdom of the season; 
  • creating some ‘hibernating quiet’ space for yourself away from your everyday concerns;
  • connecting to the wild and creative energy of the season, and reflecting on how this energy is or could be valuable in our own lives;
  • enjoying stories and laughter with other women.

 
Here I Am
​What made the beauty of the moon?
And the beauty of the sea?
Did that beauty make you?
Did that beauty make me?
Will that make me something?
Will I be something?
Am I something?
And the answer comes: already am. Always was, and still have time to be.


​Rumi