Retreats & Events

Please note that due to the recent events of Covid-19, all retreats have been postponed until further notice. In the meantime, stay well. If you would like to receive an update when retreat plans resume, please go to my contact page and leave your details. Thank you

 What is a retreat?

 A retreat is an opportunity to take time away from the busyness and pressures of our daily lives. We can live more simply, relax and quietly appreciate the beauty of our surroundings. 

There is time and space to look afresh at ourselves, our lives and our habitual ways of being. We can be more truly in touch with our deeper values and aspirations. We are with ourselves but also in the company of others who have similarly chosen to come on retreat.

A retreat is not a holiday, but can be more deeply fulfilling and enjoyable than a holiday. Part of the sense of fulfilment comes from the challenge of experiencing ourselves and the world more deeply. 

Supported by various activities on the retreat, we may notice that our mind becomes clearer, stiller and more at ease, and that our heart can become open and responsive.  When we leave, we have changed somewhat, and can take something of these clearer, deeper ways of being back into our day-to-day lives.

people with various health conditions commonly present as a result of autoimmune deficiencies, those managing physical challenges that have come about from such autoimmune condition, Stroke or sudden accident.

People come to the retreat to spend some time in an environment and climate where they can learn or expand their knowledge required to improve wellness, initiate healing responses, find support from other like-minded people and grow a better more confident lifestyle.

The common connection of those on the retreat will likely be that each is searching for new adventures or ways to work with their conditions and is ready to take action required to discover their true potential.

Possibly 1 or 2 of my clients in any single retreat might be wheelchair users OR may have some small mobility challenges-for example using walking sticks/cane or rollator.

For anyone with a physical challenge, Bhumi retreats try to make it possible for them to be accompanied by their chosen support system (family or friend).