Join Alexandra, a private Ayurvedically-trained chef, and an intimate group of friends and community in the beautiful hills of Middle Tennessee for a weekend of spring cleaning the Mind, Body & Spirit.
Have you ever felt like a good detox was in order, but it felt overwhelming? Making the time. Eliminating distractions. Knowing what protocol is right for you. Managing menus. Getting ingredients. Taking care of all the prep. Having support for the unknown. If you’re new to cleansing, the learning curve can be intimidating.
I want to make it super easy and accessible for you to feel all the power that a cleanse can deliver. You will leave feeling empowered and ready to expand into the next season of your life with clarity, energy, and ease.
This retreat is designed to sharpen the tools of your body, mind, and connection to life by giving you the space and time to rest, digest and release through healing, cellular nourishment.
Shed the old and see from a new perspective!
From Ayurveda, to Traditional Chinese Medicine, and countless spiritual and mindful traditions, we are invited into intentional breaks in the usual as part of the journey to self-realization. Fasting and refining our intake (through all the senses) is one of the most effective ways to jumpstart our lives and any areas needing rejuvenation. Over time, the little lifestyle choices we make accumulate. Environmental pollutants accumulate. Emotions, thought loops, limiting beliefs accumulate. We all need a break to clear out these accumulations, to lovingly tend to ourselves. While there are many ways to go about this, simplicity will be our guiding force.
In the midst of a health scare last year, I took a deep look at healing through food, specifically eliminating troublesome, inflammatory foods so that my body could cleanse and heal itself while supported by nutrient-packed, whole and simple ingredients. After hearing rave reviews of the Medical Medium protocol, I did my research and was all in. While his cleanses may seem restrictive, there is surprising power in their simplicity and results. I knew it was a relatively short-term commitment so for nine days, I buckled down and treated each meal as an invitation to connect to the essence of true nourishment. I quickly realized how much we are conditioned to over-consume. How many layers and stimulants are going to make me feel satisfied? And indeed, don’t they just drive hunger to feed a seemingly insatiable craving, fill a bigger and bigger void? Simplifying allowed me to savor, slow down, and soften into the heart of what I was carrying, what rang true, and what I could release.
This confronting yet healing experience inspired me to help others do the same.
This retreat offers a variety of modalities to speak to the many layers that make you up. Thanks to the various tools of yoga, we will not only clarify our physical bodies, but also our subtle bodies: