September 25–28, 2026 | Loon Lake, BC

A sacred return to the woman who has always lived within you.

There comes a moment in every woman's life when the life she's built no longer fits the woman she's becoming.

Not because anything is wrong, but because something ancient has begun to stir.

A longing that no amount of productivity, self-improvement, achievement, or external success can satisfy.

A quiet knowing that whispers . . .

There is more.

Not more to do. More to be.

More life. More pleasure. More intimacy. More beauty. More truth. More of you.

That whisper is your Wild Woman calling. And she has been waiting for you.

You were never meant to become someone else.

You were always meant to remember.

Remember the woman who trusted her instincts before she learned to doubt herself.

The woman who moved with the rhythms of the earth instead of the demands of the clock.

The woman who understood that her body wasn't something to control . . .

It was something to listen to.

The woman who knew that pleasure wasn't frivolous. It was fuel.

That desire wasn't dangerous. It was direction.

That life wasn't meant to be managed. It was meant to be lived.

Wildly. Fully. Erotically.

This retreat is an invitation to return to her.

Imagine yourself . . .

Plunging into cool waters, as the morning sun kisses your skin.

Walking barefoot, the earth damp and pungent beneath your feet.

Gathered around the fire with women who see you without needing you to perform.

Breathing deeper than you have in years.

Laughing until your belly aches. Feeling your body soften.

Watching the stars appear while something inside you quietly whispers . . .

"I'm home."

Because that's what Wild Remembering is. Coming home.

Not to a place, to yourself.

For four days and three nights, we'll gather at my beloved lake house, nestled among resilient trees and the still waters of Loon Lake, British Columbia.

This isn't just a beautiful place. It’s a portal.

A place where nervous systems soften.

Where the body remembers how to exhale.

Where the wild doesn't need to be created because it's already here.

We'll rise with the morning mist. Sip our coffee slowly. Recharge in the sauna. Swim in the lake. Sit beneath the stars. Gather around the fire.

Move. Laugh. Cry. Rest.

Share meals that nourish both body and soul.

And allow Mother Nature, the original guide, to gently peel away everything that has kept you from yourself.

Because nature doesn't teach us who to become.

She reminds us who we've always been.

Welcome to the shores of Loon Lake.

What changes . . .

You stop asking everyone else what they think.

You stop waiting for certainty before you move.

You stop treating your desires like they need defending.

You stop apologizing for wanting a life that is breathtakingly beautiful.

You begin trusting the subtle whispers of your body.

You become available for more love.

More pleasure. More abundance.

More adventure. More aliveness.

Not because you've mastered life.

Because you've remembered how to be fully alive inside it.

Wild Remembering is more than a retreat.

It's an initiation.

Over four days you'll journey through somatic practices, ritual, ceremony, nervous system expansion, embodied movement, shadow work, sacred sisterhood, and the reclamation of your instinctive knowing.

Together we'll explore . . .

• The Wild Woman archetype and what she's asking of you now.

• Reclaiming your intuition as your most trusted guide.

• Awakening your erotic life force as the current that animates every area of your life.

• Decolonizing the nervous system so your deepest desires no longer feel unsafe.

• The sacred art of receivership.

• Letting your body become your compass instead of your mind becoming your prison.

This isn't information. It's transformation.

Not because you'll learn something new, because you'll remember something ancient.

If your body is saying yes . . .

Trust her.

She has been guiding you far longer than your fear ever has.

Wild Remembering is not about escaping your life.

It's about returning to it as the fullest expression of yourself.

The woman who leaves Loon Lake won't have found her Wild Woman.

She'll remember she was her all along.

September 25–28, 2026

Come home to yourself.

Come remember.

Come live wildly & erotically alive.