For years, I have envisioned creating a retreat that included Indigenous women sharing their sacred wisdom and teachings deeply rooted in their traditions.
That dream is now coming to life, and I invite you to join me for this transformative weekend.
Immerse yourself in a peaceful country setting and nourish your soul through inspiring workshops, meditation, yoga, connection, and delicious food made with love.
If something within you is stirring - a longing to connect to your body, your senses, your sacred path, and your true self - this is your invitation.
This weekend is more than a retreat.
It’s a homecoming.
A time to slow down.
To listen deeply.
To remember who you are.
And to share your truth in a safe and supportive space.
Your retreat will include:
* 2 Nights Accommodation
* Gourmet Vegetarian meals made with love
* Morning Yoga Classes with Mel Dodge
* Guided Meditations + Self-Exploration with Diane Yeo
* Sacred Circle of sharing and connection
* Time to relax, enjoy the peaceful country setting, and simply be
Workshop with Liz Akiwenzie, Indigenous Cultural Educator and Knowledge Keeper
A Sacred Fire Ceremony
Through drumming, storytelling, and ceremony, Liz will help us reconnect our hearts, bodies, minds, and spirits with the teachings of the Original Women of Turtle Island. Together, we’ll explore and celebrate women’s vital roles in shaping a brighter future for our world.
Workshop with Heather Cabral, Indigenous Artist, Speaker, and Coach
Remembering Our Roots: A Journey Through Art
In this workshop, we will create a living document—an expressive piece of art that serves as a guide on your journey of remembering. Using a variety of materials, we will collage to guide this shared path back to our roots.
Location: Michaelite Fathers (in the country, only minutes outside of London, ON)
Your investment: $587
If our retreat speaks to something within you, TRUST IT.
Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today.
Will you join us?
Diane Yeo, Mindfulness Coach, Retreat Facilitator
Liz Akiwenzie, Indigenous Cultural Educator and Knowledge Keeper
Heather Cabral, Indigenous Artist, Expressive Arts Workshop Facilitator, Speaker
Heather is of Finnish and First Nation descent and a member of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation. She is an artist, expressive arts workshop facilitator, speaker, and life and business mentor, dedicated to guiding others toward growth, understanding, and authentic connection. With a unique ability to bridge the complexities of human experience during these transformative times, Heather shares insights that empower individuals to navigate their personal and professional journeys with clarity and purpose. Deeply committed to fostering meaningful connections, Heather is honoured to be part of this transformational retreat, where she brings her passion, wisdom, and creative spirit to support your path of discovery and transformation.
Mel Dodge, Yoga Teacher, Reiki Energy Healing Practitioner