Personal retreat

Ideas for a solo retreat at home. You can call it self-care or even a personal offsite. Grab this free GetawayDay Guide that walks you through the steps.

my three days of prayer, solitude, and silence with God.

If you're experiencing burnout or simply need to recharge your batteries, these self-care retreat ideas and tips may be just what you need.

Planning a personal retreat can be tough. That's why we've created this ultimate guide so you don't miss anything! From finding your perfect location, to the practicalities of packing and what questions to ask yourself before booking. We'll walk you through it all with helpful tips for each step along the way.

A personal retreat is the perfect solution if you’ve been yearning for some me time and you want to rediscover yourself and recharge your mind, body and spirit. This is the ultimate guide to planning a self-reflective vacation that will change your life.

A self-care retreat sounds pretty amazing in the middle of 2020... time to relax, reflect and take care of yourself. But that probably costs $5,000 and takes place in Bali, right? Not. At. All. You can absolutely create your own self-care retreat at home or locally. Here are a few steps to creating your dream self-care retreat for the refresh and refuel that you need.

Experience the benefits of wellness travel by easily designing your own DIY retreat at home using self-care practices from around the world.

Adding a personal retreat to the rhythm of your year, is a great way to stay focused and energized. 10 questions to ask for a perfect personal retreat.

Hosting a retreat is a big undertaking. Avoid these common mistakes. https://sarahcanney.com/blog/five-retreat-mistakes

When the world gets loud and my thoughts become scattered, when my emotions need anchoring and my vision needs renewed, I plan a personal spiritual retreat to get alone with God. A personal spiritual retreat allows us to push pause on the rush of our schedules and the noise we get used to, so we can focus on God, get into His Word and listen to what He's telling us. Because let's face it: it's hard for us to really be still and know He is God in the day-to-day of endless emails and errands…