December carries its own threshold — between what the year has held and what has not yet begun.
While the world moves toward celebration, this retreat offers another kind of gathering: a quiet space to arrive, reflect, release, reconnect and remember what home means now.
Over the past fifteen years, I have moved more times than I can easily count.
With children, partners, between two countries, between identities & between beginnings and endings.
I have lived as a single mother, inside a blended family, inside borrowed apartments, inherited homes, temporary arrangements, remote houses, and tropical jungles.
I have rebuilt “home” again and again while navigating grief, financial instability, relocation, illness, motherhood, artistic work, and the emotional labor of holding children through change.
Again and again, life asked me the same question:
What if home is not something outside us — but something we must learn to cultivate within?
...something we carry, remember and can return to...
This retreat was born from that inquiry.
Not from theory alone, but from lived experience.
And also from more than twenty years of professional work in movement, embodiment, archetypal psychology, dance facilitation, nervous-system awareness, reflection, and cross-cultural exploration.
This retreat was originally imagined in Bali, a place that has deeply shaped my relationship
with ritual, belonging, grief and the unseen.
This December, The Homecoming Body finds a different landscape
in Vietnam — at Quoc Linh Eco Village near Hoi An.
There is something about this place that feels deeply aligned with the retreat itself:
lush, quiet, watery, intimate, cocooning and reflective.
December here invites a different rhythm.
Rain falling into the pond.
Tea after movement.
Candles and shared meals.
Lanterns, green vegetation, time to listen and spaces to simply be.
At a time of year when so much of the world turns toward celebration, family and home,
we create a different kind of homecoming — one that begins within.
For metabolizing experience.
For moving what words alone cannot reach.
For understanding grief, belonging, identity, ancestry, and transition through the intelligence of the body itself.
Sometimes we understand something mentally for years — yet the body still carries fear, contraction, hypervigilance, adaptation, or unresolved grief beneath the surface.
Movement allows these deeper layers to become visible.
To move grief instead of storing it.
To explore boundaries through sensation instead of theory.
To experience belonging not as an idea, but as a felt state inside the nervous system.
Throughout the retreat, we will work with structured movement explorations, archetypes, breath, astrology, journaling, and reflective practices that help participants gently reconnect fragmented parts of themselves into a more grounded inner home.
This is not about becoming someone else.
It is about slowly remembering:
how to inhabit yourself again.
The Homecoming Body is an 8-day embodied journey about what the body taught me about belonging, weaving together:
Dance Alchemy movement sessions & somatic exploration
Archetypal Inquiry
Astrology-inspired self exploration
Nervous system awareness
Journaling & reflection
Meditation & integration
Silence, rest, and nature
This retreat is not about becoming someone else. It is about returning to yourself.
As a dance mentor, facilitator, certified archetype consultant (CMED / Sacred Contracts), and founder of Archetypes in Motion, I’ve spent years exploring how the body carries memory, adaptation, grief, identity, and belonging.
We will not only talk about belonging, grief, transition, or home as ideas.
We will move through them.
Through movement, breath, reflection, and relational space, we begin listening to the deeper stories the body carries — and gently reconnecting to a more grounded sense of self, home, and belonging.
So above all, this retreat is experiential.
“Dance became my soul map — a deeply personal way to embody and remember who I truly am.”
I realized a new dimension of personal perception of this sacred world around us. It was the first time I systematically went into exploring my personality traits in a very useful way and I think I now have an immediate“soul” map that I can turn to in the moment when I need orientation. For the most part, I find that the greatest value of your program lies in the use of dance that really comes across archetypes. In this way, everything has touched me in more and more personal way. A unique and easier way to internalize and remember than if you just stuck your head in the paper.
Nana Žargi
Designer and hypnotherapist - Ljubljana
Belonging Without Possession
Exploring home beyond ownership, status, or permanence.
The Body as the First Temple
Rebuilding trust with the body as a place of grounding, intuition, and belonging.
Belonging After Constant Relocation
For those who have moved repeatedly between homes, countries, relationships, or identities.
Grief as Homecoming
Learning to move grief instead of storing it and experience it not as failure, but as intelligence and transformation.
The Seen & Unseen -Inner & Outer Home
A gentle exploration of intuition, dreams and the invisible dimensions of belonging.
Blended Family & Ancestral Patterns
Exploring the emotional architecture we inherit — and what becomes possible when we relate to it consciously.
“Seeing archetypes come alive through dance was like magic — a powerful way to truly know yourself.”
The most important insight that I gained through the process was overall insight of existence of the archetypes in us and seeing others dance different archetypes. Like magic. I think this is an interesting approach to getting to know yourself.
Samuli Rasanen
Scientist, Finland
You have moved many times and no longer fully know where “home” is.
You are navigating grief or transition that never had proper space or ritual.
You are part of a blended, unconventional, or evolving family structure and are trying to create belonging differently than what you inherited.
You have done years of personal or spiritual work but still do not fully feel safe, grounded, or at home inside yourself.
You feel emotionally exhausted from constant adaptation and long for deeper inner anchoring.
You are asking: “Who am I becoming now?”
We will create a space to slow down, listen more deeply, and reconnect with what often gets lost beneath adaptation, movement, and noise.
Rather than chasing transformation as an experience, we’ll focus on creating enough safety, rhythm, and presence for something more honest to emerge.
December can hold many things at once — celebration and loneliness, closeness and distance, gratitude and grief, endings and anticipation.
There is no expectation here to feel festive, nor to feel heavy.
We make room for what is actually present, while also leaving space for pleasure, connection, beauty, laughter and life.
This journey gently moves through the symbolic landscape of the 12 astrological houses — not as predictive astrology, but as an embodied exploration of belonging.
Each day opens a different doorway into the many ways we experience “home”: through the body, relationships, family patterns, creativity, grief, ancestry, community, and the unseen dimensions of life.
Through these doorways participants are invited into a deeper conversation with themselves and the stories they carry.
No dance experience is needed — only curiosity, openness, and a willingness to listen to the body in a new way.
“Your sessions revealed dance as a true source of power and transformation — not just beauty.”
I go back to your sessions to help me learn the real power of dance and move away from looking at dance merely as an aesthetic and beautifying medium, which it is.
Just felt like saying thank you! I still practice the shaking u made us do in your sessions!
Atmica R.Reddy
Master's in Dance Movement Psychotherapy at Derby, UK.
By the end of this retreat, you may begin to:
feel more grounded in the body as home
experience grief as movement rather than stagnation
reconnect to lineage with more awareness and choice
create meaningful personal rituals for transition
regulate the nervous system more consciously
soften patterns of constant over-adaptation
develop a deeper sense of belonging beyond place or identity
“Sharing my vulnerability through movement became deeply healing, empowering, and freeing.”
The most important insight that I gained through the process was how important, empowering and healing it is to show and share my vulnerability,my flaws, my, doubts and fears, my strength, my light and weirdness with others and in front of others. Though being quite a lone wolf, it was important for me to be in a safe, and secure open environment with like hearted people who mirror you, give you honest and constructive feedback, where you can be yourself and are not being judged- introduce yourself through your body and your movement first - Trust! Its a wonderful and revealing blend of embodying and working with your personal astrology background and Archetypes which are placeholders for certain Characteristics that can support you on your journey, your understanding of yourself and life - of how´s and why´s. Expressing it through our body and the wisdom gives you the chance to cast off being stuck in the mind and overthinking or even directing from there.
Anja Zehetrguber
Yoga Facilitator, Austria
Perhaps, slowly, you begin relating to yourself differently.
Less like someone constantly adapting to survive.
More like someone who can finally exhale.
You may discover that grief does not only live as heaviness, but also as movement. That belonging cannot always be found externally. That some inherited stories loosen when they are finally witnessed with honesty, compassion, and embodiment.
And maybe, somewhere along the way, home stops feeling like a place you are endlessly searching for — and becomes something quieter, steadier, and more intimate:
something you carry within yourself.
Sandra Anais — Archetypal Embodiment
Sandra’s work weaves together: archetypal psychology, movement, contemporary dance, feminine embodiment, experiential inner work, creative expression, reflection.
Her facilitation opens subtle spaces for self-discovery, emotional integration and meaning-making through embodied experience.
Accessible for both dancers and non-dancers.
“Through your guidance, I felt deeply seen, supported, and made whole again — with honesty, heart, and transformative presence.”
Sandra,
You have no idea what you have done. The exact things that went "off the plan", were the things keeping me honest, safe, yet in the process. With all the distances, disturbances, dancing through and with distractions, it was the exact transmission. Life Indeed. Showing me my "faults" In Life as well. And mending them, you were a companion, a friend, a sister, I wish I had in my life everyday. She went away of the path, and see me as an obstacle, distraction to her image, regardless of the love, we might feel for one another still. So thank you for being that. There were instructions, tasks, challenges. Hard ones, given the feelings I carried and burdenous, yet visionary and very exciting responsibility, that I am honoured to carry. But the invitations to them carried no unneeded weight or pressure. Just enough steam and passion, for making me feel Whole again. For those moments, you were a heart, which in this world, in this time on EARTH, is an ART, art form on its own. Thank you.
Peter Blatnik, Dancer of Life, Slovenia
Asia as Living Teacher
This retreat also honors Asia itself:
its rhythms,
offerings,
temples,
ritual culture,
relationship to ancestors,
and understanding that life exists simultaneously in the visible and invisible worlds.
Not as consumption.
But as respectful encounter.
DAY 1 — Arrival: The Threshold - 11th December
Themes: Crossing into sacred space • Arriving into the body • The beginning of belonging
Opening day speaks especially to the archetype of The Rootless Seeker — the part of us that has adapted to many places, identities, and transitions, yet still longs for inner ground.
Welcome mandala + snacks & drinks
Opening circle with tea meditation
Shared Welcome Dinner
Home Blessing Ritual
Gentle embodiment journey
DAY 2 — The Body as Home -12th December
Themes : Identity • Roots • Conditioning • The emotional architecture of belonging
This day resonates strongly with the archetype of The Pattern Observer — the one who senses that some emotional responses, fears, or longings may not have begun with them alone.
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Morning Exploration: Houses 1 & 2 - Identity, the body, self-image & the ways we learned to belong
Snack Break
Core session: House 4 - Emotional Home, conditioning & roots
Moments of integration over Lunch
Guided Journaling: House 3 - Neighborhoods, environments & early influences
Optional shared dinner and evening integration
DAY 3 — Creativity as Home - 13th December
Themes: Expression • Pleasure • Daily rituals • Reclaiming aliveness
This day speaks to the archetype of The Conscious Creator of Home — the one longing to create a life that feels more alive, authentic, and emotionally aligned.
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Morning Stillness Meditation
Morning Exploration: House 6 - Rituals, rhythms & the habits that shape daily life
Snack Break
Core session: House 5 - Creativity, self-expression & the courage to take up space
Shared Lunch Experience
Open space for journaling, rest or optional individual sessions
Optional Evening Gathering over Dinner
DAY 4 — Descent into the Underworld - 14th December
Themes: Relationships • Shadow • Ancestral patterns • The grief beneath adaptation
This day may resonate deeply with the archetypes of The Griever Without Ritual and The Conscious Creator / Parent — especially those navigating relationship transitions, blended family dynamics, or inherited emotional patterns.
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Morning Exploration: House 7 - Relationships, attachment & the longing to belong
Shared authentic lunch & integration time
Core session: House 8 - Ancestry, inherited patterns & the emotional shadows we carry
Open space for rest
Optional Evening Gathering over Dinner
DAY 5 — Grief as Homecoming - 15th December
Themes: Culture • Meaning • Letting grief move • Honoring what was never fully mourned
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Morning Session: House 9 - Cultural belonging, worldview & the search for meaning
Snack Break
Core session: House 10: Legacy, responsibility & what we leave behind
Shared Lunch Experience
Deep integration space for rest, silence, or journaling
Dinner
DAY 6 - Community & Chosen Belonging - 16th December
Themes: Friendship • Community • Shared space • New ways of belonging
This day speaks especially to the archetype of The Spiritual-but-Ungrounded Explorer — the one who has gathered many experiences, teachings, or retreats, yet still longs for deeper inner anchoring and authentic community.
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Morning Float Raft Meditation
Snack Break
Core session: House 11- Community, shared belonging & relational boundaries
Shared authentic lunch and moments of integration
Free space for rest, reflection, or creative preparation
Optional Evening Gathering over Dinner
DAY 7 — The Unseen & Collective Field - 17th December
Themes: Seen & Unseen • Dreams • The invisible dimensions of belonging
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Gentle Morning Walk Meditation
Core session: House 12 - The unseen, dreams, intuition & the collective field
Shared authentic lunch and integration time
Traditional Temple visit
Shared dinner in one of atmospheric local restaurant
DAY 8 — Return: Becoming Home - 18th December
Theme: Integration • Embodiment • Returning to life differently
Slow morning with Shared Nourishing Breakfast
Closing embodiment journey & Integration circle
Shared authentic lunch and final moments of reflection
Creative studio space for movement, writing and personal expression
Closing ceremony
The retreat does not have to end when you leave Vietnam.
After Homecoming Body, each participant may request a personalized study path drawn from my
Archetypes in Motion — Embodiment Research Archive.
This is not a standard online course or a one-size-fits-all program. The archive holds years of embodied research, movement practices, archetypal explorations, somatic tools, rituals, journaling inquiries and work with the astrological houses.
After the retreat, we will have a conversation about what emerged for you, what you would like to continue exploring, and where you feel your process wants to deepen.
From there, I will personally select a pathway through the archive — choosing the practices, movement explorations and materials that feel most relevant to your individual journey.
You will receive lifetime access to your personalized study path, so you can return to the material slowly, in your own rhythm, and continue integrating the retreat long after our time together in Vietnam.
Available upon request to all Homecoming Body participants.
“Your unique blend of archetypes and movement helps people safely uncover and release deep unconscious blockages.”
“Your work awakens hidden potential, builds confidence, and creates deep self-awareness through embodied transformation.”
You have a very good capability to emphatise with others and you know clearly how to structure the workshop, so that people are not overwhelmed but at the same time not bored. You provide your personal experiences and implement that into your work. You successfully integrated archetypes with movement, which is a very unique practice and makes a person bring into awareness unconscious blockages and release them.
Through body, people also bring into awareness their potentials and can develop them. Through reflection you give in oral or written form, participants can bring into awareness everything. You give enough space to decide if someone will use a new strategy and change something, regardless uncomfortable feelings. Your approach is very similar to gestalt, so you are a natural talent for psychotherapy. Your program was very satisfying and i felt very confident afterwards. It also revealed my dormant potentials and helped me develop them.
Rosanda Meško, Personal Somatic Coach
December 11–18, 2026
Our retreat will take place at
Quoc Linh Eco Village Retreat in Hoi An, Vietnam — a peaceful setting surrounded by nature and the slower rhythm of Vietnamese countryside life.
For those who would like to stay directly at the retreat venue, dormitory-style bungalow accommodation (only 7 beds) is available for:
500,000 VND per person / night — approximately €16.50
This is a simple, communal accommodation option and a lovely way to stay close to the group and fully immerse yourself in the retreat experience.
Nearby Accommodation
If you prefer more privacy or your own room, there are several homestays and small hotels within walking distance of the retreat venue.
We recommend exploring:
Closest options within easy walking distance (3- 10 minutes) include:
Coconut Hamlet Homestay
ZEN Retreat Hoi An
Hoi An Eco Lodge & Spa
Other accommodation options in the wider Cam Thanh area include (for these slightly farther options, a bicycle or short Grab/taxi ride may be more convenient.):
Betel Hoi An Homestay
Wander Hoi An Homestay
Accommodation is booked separately, and we recommend booking early if you would like to stay as close as possible to the retreat venue.
These options offer different levels of comfort and price, so you can choose the accommodation that best suits your needs and budget.
We recommend booking your accommodation early, especially if you would like to stay close to the retreat venue.
To preserve intimacy and depth, the group is intentionally kept small.
Maximum: 15 participants
For other meals, we recommend planning approximately:
👉 3 meals per day are included in a retreat price, if you decide to eat constantly in Quoc Linh Eco Village (you can receive their menu upon application)
👉 €20–40 per day for food, depending on personal preferences and restaurant choices.
910 EUR
1310 EUR
✔ 8 days breakfast, lunch, dinner -Three meals per day at Quoc Linh Eco Village are included in the retreat price. Participants who choose to eat elsewhere cover those meals themselves
✔ Archetypes in Motion movement sessions (13 sessions/ 90-150 min each)
✔ Gentle reflection & integration practices (5 sessions)
✔ Meditation & contemplative experiences: tea meditation, stillness meditation and raft meditation (5 sessions)
✔ Ongoing support & guidance throughout the retreat
✔ Personalized Post-Retreat Integration Path — upon request, a personally curated selection from the Archetypes in Motion Embodiment Research Archive, chosen through conversation according to your individual process, with lifetime access.
✘ International flights
✘ Travel & health insurance
✘ Visa costs
✘ Personal transportation outside the program
✘ Optional 1:1 sessions with facilitator
✘ Massages, healing sessions, spa treatments & personal wellness services
✘ Shopping, laundry & personal expenses
✘ Additional food: snacks, drinks & café visits outside group activities
Homecoming Body is intentionally intimate.
To preserve the depth, connection and quality of the experience, the group is limited to a small number of participants.
After applying, some participants may be invited to a short discovery call before confirmation.
👉 Early Bird places are limited and usually fill first.
Apply for the retreat (we review and confirm participants)
Secure your place with a 500€ deposit (non-refundable and confirms your participation)
Remaining Payment
The remaining immersion balance is due 30 days before the retreat begins.
If applying within 30 days of the start date, full payment is required upon confirmation.
Payment plans are available — simply reach out and we will find a solution that works for you.
If this retreat resonates with you, we invite you to apply.
Because the group is intentionally small, applications are reviewed personally to help ensure the right atmosphere, depth and group connection for everyone involved.
✨ Limited group size
✨ Early Bird places available
✨ Discovery calls for selected participants
Private solo retreats or retreats for small groups traveling together are also available for those who desire a more intimate and personally curated retreat experience.
No. This retreat is designed for both dancers and non-dancers.
The focus is not on performance or technique, but on presence, exploration and embodied experience.
The retreat is accessible for participants in normal healthy physical condition.
No advanced physical abilities are required.
If you have injuries or health concerns, we are happy to discuss whether the experience is suitable and how it may be adapted to your needs.
Homecoming Body includes ritual, embodiment and authentic cultural experiences, but it is grounded in lived experience rather than performance or spiritual theatrics.
Absolutely.
Many participants come alone and often experience deep connection and meaningful friendships throughout the retreat.
NO. Accommodation is booked separately, and we recommend booking early if you would like to stay as close as possible to the retreat venue.
Hoi An does not have its own airport. The easiest and most convenient option is to fly into:
Da Nang International Airport (DAD)
Da Nang is the main airport serving Hoi An and is approximately 45–60 minutes by car
from Quoc Linh Eco Village Retreat, depending on traffic.
Da Nang International Airport serves domestic connections from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as international routes from several Asian hubs, including Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Seoul. Depending on where you are travelling from, you may therefore fly directly to Da Nang or connect through one of these cities.
Other airports in the region include Chu Lai Airport (VCL) and Phu Bai International Airport in Hue (HUI).
However, both require a significantly longer transfer, so we strongly recommend choosing Da Nang International Airport (DAD) whenever possible. Chu Lai is approximately 80–85 km from Hoi An, while Phu Bai is approximately 110–120 km away.
Your destination is:
Quoc Linh Eco Village Retreat
ĐX 19, Cẩm Thanh, Hội An Đông, Đà Nẵng 50000, Vietnam
We recommend entering “Quoc Linh Eco Village Retreat” directly into Grab or showing the name and address to your driver.
As a general guide, expect approximately:
Grab / Xanh SM: around 250,000–450,000 VND (€8–15)
Regular airport taxi: around 400,000–600,000 VND (€13–20)
Pre-booked private transfer: prices vary, but generally around 350,000–700,000 VND (€12–23+), depending on the provider, vehicle size and arrival time.
The journey normally takes around 45–60 minutes.
Prices are approximate and may vary according to traffic, demand, time of day and vehicle size.
If several participants are arriving around the same time, you are welcome to connect with one another and share a taxi or private transfer.
Flights, airport transfers and transportation to and from the retreat are not included in the retreat fee and need to be organised and paid for individually by each participant.
Please make sure you allow enough time for your arrival and arrange your transfer to Quoc Linh Eco Village Retreat in advance if needed.
If you are staying at one of the nearby homestays or hotels, you can also ask your accommodation whether they offer an airport pickup service.
Weather & What to Bring?
What is the weather like in Hoi An in December, and what should I bring?
December is one of the cooler and more atmospheric months in Hoi An, with temperatures typically around 20–26°C. Rain is still possible, and mornings or evenings can feel cooler, especially when it is wet or breezy.
Our movement shala is open-air, so we recommend bringing comfortable layers and being prepared for changing weather.
For the retreat, please bring:
comfortable, breathable clothes that allow you to move freely
a light sweater, cardigan or shawl for meditation, reflection and cooler evenings
a lightweight rain jacket or poncho and a small umbrella
comfortable shoes or sandals with good grip for wet paths
insect repellent
sunscreen, hat and reusable water bottle
a light scarf or clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temple visits
any personal medicines or items you need for your comfort
For movement sessions, there is no special dance clothing required — simply bring clothes in which you feel comfortable, free and able to move.
We also recommend checking the weather forecast shortly before travelling, as tropical weather can change quickly.
“Through archetypes, movement, and Sandra’s guidance, I opened up, let go of inner barriers, and felt truly alive again.”
On my path of self-discovery, I reconnected with my passion - dancing. And walking this path led me to Sandra. By discovering my own archetypes and their place in my astrological natal chart, I was able to gain a deeper insight into myself. And when we connected all this knowledge with the movement, something clicked inside me - I opened up and let go and let go of the inner “guards”. It used to be a challenge, but with Sandra’s support and guidance, every hurdle seemed to be reduced. With each session, I felt more connected to myself, more open, and more alive.
Saša Ješe
You come here to feel more fully alive within it.
To move again.
To feel again.
To reconnect with beauty, creativity, presence and embodied aliveness.
To experience Asia not only as a destination —
but as something that moves through you.
Available year-round based on availability.
Pricing is customized depending on the duration and curation of the experience.
For those who desire a more intimate, flexible and individually curated experience, HOMECOMING BODY is also available as a private personalized journey.
These custom immersions are designed around your unique interests, rhythm and intentions and your LOCATION— weaving together movement, embodiment, culture, nature, ritual, creativity and carefully selected local experiences.
“Through your archetypal work, I felt deeply transformed, opened, and empowered with new insight and lightness.”
You are truly a master of holistic archetypal workshops. I have already embodied 4 goddesses and they all addressed me. Most of all, Aphrodite, who made me light and open and I gained many insights. I like your open, honest and humorous approach to also serious and difficult things you have to deal with in life.
Maša Tiselj, performer, Slovenia
“I transformed from feeling empty and depleted to discovering an overflowing inner source of life, purpose, and vitality.”
It was fun, terrifying, at times frustrating but overall exhilarating. I started out feeling like an empty desert land — barren and parched; but finished off feeling full of resources as though I had found a hidden magical spring that always overflowed with water serving a multitude of purposes and existences — a reason for thriving life.
Rhea Naomi Aranha, dancer, India
“Through embodying archetypes, I discovered the power of being fully myself — wild, free, courageous, and whole.”
The most important contribution of this process we have had to my life is the experience of being - to be whole, with all your being. Know that the right judgments and decisions come from this state. It was so sweet and beautiful to me - there was no particularly difficult moment. Perhaps the most difficult moment (but not really) was to accept that my decisions sometimes or many times more than myself come from some insight into the environment, even when it may not need it at all. A special insight was: "In my essence, I am wild and free, strong and brave. Follow this, but do not neglect the intellect. Write it down. Read on. Go to the end." I can relate insight into the martyr to my everyday life. What I do is sometimes so wordless that I can't share it with others. The path I walk is a little lonely, yet worth my sacrifices. Just Go ahead. Scribe - I still wonder about him. He encouraged me to use my mind as a tool and not sweep it under the rug because of its general annoyance. A new perspective was encouragement to dance. An incentive to move myself, an incentive to invite others to do the same. Let me invite you. Let's get down to dancing. A process of embodying archetypes is a wonderful insight into yourself through breath and body and intuitive guidance.
Mina Kunstelj
Sound Therapist - Zvok Tišine (Sound of Silence)
Welcome to our programs!
We kindly request that you take
note of the following:
Our programs are not a substitute for professional therapy or counseling for specific conditions in your personal or professional life. By participating, you agree to take
responsibility for your own well-being during sessions and consultations, and to seek licensed medical treatment in your state/country if necessary.
We do not provide medical, therapy, or psychotherapy services. Our role is to create a supportive environment for personal growth and guide you in perceiving and understanding your life from a symbolic and archetypal perspective.