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Women's Retreat

· A private resort near Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Questions before booking? Connect with Alicia first. There is no pressure to book until you are ready.

Alicia seated at the front of a small class, others practicing behind her

Five mornings of breath, beach, laughter, and truly unwinding. A small, all-inclusive retreat at a private resort near Tulum.

What it costs

$2,350 for 5 nights, all inclusive. Full payment secures your spot.

This retreat is limited to 10 guests.

What's included

  • All meals
  • Daily yoga, meditation, and breathwork
  • A 60-minute massage
  • A sunset sail
  • Temazcal and cacao ceremony
  • Cenote access
  • Swimming with turtles
  • Beach time
  • A dinner out in town

What's not included

  • Airfare
  • Airport transportation

How a retreat actually gets made

A retreat is not booked, it is built, and it starts two to six months out. Almost none of that work is the week itself. It is the months of shaping it around the people who are coming.

You decide

  • Where it happens
  • Who comes
  • What is on the itinerary, and what is not
  • How much of the planning you want to be part of

She carries

  • Finding and booking the place
  • Building the itinerary
  • The sessions before you go
  • The pace of the week once you are there
  • Everything that has to be arranged in between
  1. The first conversations

    You talk first, sometimes several times, because it is a real decision and it should take as long as it takes. Nothing gets booked while you are still working out whether you want it.

  2. Sessions before you travel

    For a couple or a family, the work starts at home. A few sessions before the trip mean nobody arrives cold, and the week has somewhere to begin instead of spending three days getting started.

  3. The questionnaire

    It is deliberately not solemn. Your favorite film. The things you catch yourself saying about yourself. Who in your family you are most likely to roll your eyes at, and what that is about. The answers tell Alicia more than a form ever would.

  4. You help choose the place

    A resort or a house, quiet or lively, near water or in a town. You are the one spending the week there, so you have a say in where it is.

  5. You say what you will not do

    No zip lines. No ATVs. Or the opposite, that you want all of it. Comfort gets stretched on a retreat, never ambushed.

  6. A working itinerary, with gaps left in it

    She builds the days around what you said and sends them over as a working document rather than a fixed schedule. The gaps are deliberate. The conversations that turn out to matter tend to happen in them.

I can do it all, or you can join me in every part of the process.

Alicia
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Questions before booking? Connect with Alicia first. There is no pressure to book until you are ready.