White Point Beach Resort was once again chosen as the retreat location because of the stunning beauty of the location, situated directly on a one-kilometer beach with a surf that sends one to sleep each night.  Watching the sunrise over the ocean is something not to be missed (at least one morning!) and as we are having this retreat in June, we might just get our toes in the water and be able to take advantage of the many summer activities which were unavailable during previous off-season retreats. I always looked longingly at the boathouse and now on a free afternoon we can try our hand at canoeing or kayaking and there are also bicycles available with really lovely, tree lined paths to ride them on.  

On the first Soul Retreat, I was interested to know if White Point would be all that I was hoping for in a retreat location, and it was. I found that what I most wanted to offer to participants was here: beauty, a sense of the wildness of nature, a feeling of freedom from the everyday (which we often begin to think is who we are), with rare access to the beach just outside our front doors. 

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What can I say - the ocean is healing.  Waking up and having a coffee sitting in the sun overlooking the ocean, breathing in the salt air, taking long walks on the lovely White Point grounds, allowing ourselves to be fed delicious food which we don’t need to lift a finger to prepare, and a celebratory last evening which will include a wonderful lobster dinner (or alternative) and a bonfire close to the beach.  You will be provided with a safe space and offered tools and guidance that will allow  you to surrender your usual habitual way of being and let nature and the company of other women on a similar journey support your own.

Past retreats have found participants leaving with a sense of feeling lighter, more connected to themselves in a deeply profound way, and with plans to design a more emotionally enriching life.