What if your next retreat didn’t require a suitcase?
A three-day online retreat to recharge, reconnect, and reimagine community
People are tired.
They need a break.
They need something.
But traveling? For a lot of folks, that still feels like a big ask. There’s hesitation, uncertainty, budget worries, caretaking responsibilities, and sometimes just plain fatigue. The idea of packing a suitcase and heading into the unknown? Not it right now.
And yet, people still need retreat. They still need space to breathe. They still need you.
So what if we stop waiting for the stars to align and meet people where they are—literally?
Let’s talk about the at-home retreat model.
Three days.
No flights.
No excuses.
Just a beautiful, intentional container they can step into from their living room—or a local hotel if they want to make it fancy.
Why This Works (And Why It’s Smart)
Because people still need structure. Still need ritual. Still need community.
They’re craving something real, but they want to feel safe while they do it.
An online retreat solves for all of that:
No logistics.
No overwhelm.
No travel guilt.
Just time carved out for the soul.
It’s also more inclusive, more affordable, and more scalable for you.
You can run it solo, test new content, or turn it into your signature “gateway” offering.
And let’s be honest with ourselves: this model doesn’t just work—it connects.
When it’s done with intention, people feel held. Not just seen. Not just entertained. But genuinely held.
What Kind of Retreats Work Best From Home?
This kind of at-home retreat setup works especially well for experiences that are gentle, creative, and intentionally slow-paced. Think: writing retreats where you guide participants through prompts and morning pages; knitting or fiber arts weekends where everyone works on a project together and shares progress between