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About Us
Wholistic Woman Retreats is a community of women dedicated to being their best through personal and professional development activities and programs. We believe that to be great leaders of our lives we must first be self-aware. When we practice knowing and accepting ourselves more we discover choices – to learn, adapt, and grow more fully into the women we want to be.
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Are you a busy woman who needs some time for herself? Come to a ‘Be You’ evening retreat where you will meet and be inspired by other women-on-the-grow. The Wholistic Woman community accepts you as you are, while encouraging and supporting you to be more. Relax, laugh, connect, and learn personal and professional development tips to be more you!
Reconnect. Recharge. Renew.
Upcoming Events
Be a Leader
Mar 27
Develop brave leadership and courageous cultures
Be Washed
Apr 24
Learn strategies to wash away fear and experience more love
Be Resilient
May 29
Experience science-based, intentional practices to boost resilience
Become a Member Today!
Wholistic Woman Retreats are enriching, supportive, and fun opportunities for you to meet like minded women who believe in lifelong learning. Discover the rewards of being surrounded by an accepting community dedicated to self-improvement. You are welcome to attend as many of these public programs as you like. Be sure to check out the benefits of becoming a member of this community.
Latest Posts
Love Over Fear – A New and Growing Superpower!
Are you one of the people that have a tendency to be fearful and hard on yourself? It’s like an automatic default to the land of negative thinking and feelings of unworthiness. Others tell you to stop being so hard on yourself, and you wonder how? If you knew how to do that, you would certainly have done that a long time ago to stop the suffering.
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Feedback… What the Work of Brené Brown Has Taught Me
feedback noun Feed · back | \ ˈfēd-ˌbak\ Definition of feedback 1a: the transmission of evaluative or corrective information about an action, event, or process to the original or controlling source I am currently reading Brené Brown‘s latest book, Dare to Lead, for...
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Fiscal Self-Care
Self-care can be described as incorporating practices that increase our mental, physical and spiritual wellness. It’s about taking time to reflect on the parts of your life that leave you feeling drained or overwhelmed, and taking action steps to lower your stress and increase your well-being.
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Multi-tasking or Laser Focus?
Have you heard about the current research that states that the practice of multi-tasking is not the best way to get things done? When I heard this, I initially thought, wow, where would I be without multitasking?
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