Wed Nov 4 at 10:30am
Deep Release Breathwork
Wed Nov 4 at 10:30am
Nov 16 - Nov 22, 2026
at Georgetown9-6PM
Nov 16 - Nov 22, 2026
at GeorgetownThis retreat invites you to step into Tulum not just as a visitor, but as a student of the land, the body, and your own inner world. Each day we weave together meditation, breathwork, yoga, somatic practices, and meaningful cultural excursions, letting nature and experience become teachers in your evolving Sadhana (spiritual practice.) You’ll have spacious time for journaling, rest, connection, and integrating whatever is rising for you.
We’ll explore sacred cenotes, wander ancient Mayan ruins, and visit protected wildlife and ecological sites that remind us how to listen, how to slow down, and how to reconnect with the natural rhythms we’ve forgotten. These excursions aren’t side activities; they’re part of the practice, offering reflection, awe, and a sense of belonging in something larger.
This retreat is about discovering what sustains you.
It’s about trying different modalities, movement, stillness, ritual, exploration, and noticing which ones feel like home. It’s about stepping into a more awake, intentional way of living, supported by the wisdom of the land and the community around you.
If you’re craving depth, creativity, presence, and the kind of travel that actually changes you… this retreat is designed for you.
Stephanie is a yoga studio owner, mother of three, and devoted community builder. Rooted in her love of movement, healing, and connection, her teachings are heart-led, embodied, and ever evolving. An Aquarian at heart, she honors the wild, intuitive, and expressive spirit in all of us, and believes in creating spaces where we can safely unravel and reawaken. Her greatest joy is watching others come home to themselves—through breath, through movement, through community.
Jenny is a yoga teacher, RN, and studio manager who blends science, soul, and humor into everything she does. With a background in post-surgical care and anatomy education, she brings depth and clarity to her teaching, infused with play, accessibility, and a deep respect for each person’s lived experience. As a community space-holder and quiet chaos wrangler, she walks beside dreamers and doers, helping turn visions into embodied reality. Whether guiding mobility work, leading Women’s Circles, or whispering wild ideas into motion, her greatest joy is seeing people move with more freedom, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Nov 16 - Nov 22, 2026
at Georgetown