Eagle-based Women’s Empowerment Workshop offers Desert Adventure Retreat

Retreating into nature for deep connection with self and others is a cornerstone of Women’s Empowerment Workshop, based in Eagle, Colorado. The Desert Adventure Retreat offered April 28-May 1 is no exception.

This unique getaway, offered in response to requests from women for a warm spring retreat, includes hiking to sacred feminine rock art, exploring Utah’s canyon country, an opportunity to discover the healing power of horses, sharing circles, relaxation, and nature-based personal coaching.

Based at the Mt. Peale Animal Sanctuary & Healing Center, a half hour southeast of Moab, women will have the chance to feel nature’s shift to spring and examine transitions in their own life. Music, play and movement are always part of Women’s Empowerment Workshop retreats and this spring getaway is no exception.

Women’s Empowerment Workshop founder and trip facilitator, Susie Kincade, is a nature-based personal coach who guides women and girls to their own knowing through deep connection in nature.

“This is an exciting retreat and an exceptional value,” offered Kincade. “The atmosphere and healing energy of the Lodge at the Mt. Peale Animal Sanctuary is a perfect place to relax, rejuvenate, and reconnect to one’s self and nature. And spring is perfect timing for exploring new possibilities in one’s life,” she added.

At the sanctuary, Women’s Empowerment Workshop participants will have the opportunity to connect with the horses and their power to heal, under the wise guidance of equine therapist Chris Weeks.

Early-bird special rates through March 20 are $375 which includes 3 nights lodging, all meals, coaching and activities. A discretionary donation to the Sanctuary is required for the horse activity. Like all Women’s Empowerment Workshop retreats, the group size is limited to ensure one-on-one attention and close connection with a great circle of women.

To register for the Women’s Empowerment Workshop, visit www.womenempower.us. For more information, contact Women’s Empowerment Workshop at 970-328-5472.