Participant Agreement and Important Information
About This Retreat
This is a three-day residential retreat exploring themes of addiction, compulsion, self-awareness, and shadow work through teaching, guided reflection, group conversation, yoga, breathwork and quiet integration.
The retreat is facilitated as learning and self-exploration, not clinical treatment.
Important Disclaimer
This retreat is not a medical program, addiction treatment program, psychotherapy service, rehabilitation program, or detoxification service.
The facilitator is not acting as a licensed medical professional, therapist, psychologist, or addiction counsellor.
Participation does not constitute medical or psychological treatment and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
If you are experiencing acute addiction crisis, withdrawal symptoms, or significant mental health difficulties, you should seek support from qualified healthcare professionals or appropriate treatment services.
Suitability
This retreat is intended for individuals who are stable, self-responsible, and able to participate in reflective group work.
It is not suitable for individuals who are:
- in active addiction or currently intoxicated
- experiencing withdrawal symptoms
- in acute emotional or psychological crisis
- requiring clinical or therapeutic support
Participants must attend sober and free from alcohol or non-prescribed drugs.
Participation and Responsibility
Participation is voluntary.
Participants accept full responsibility for their own physical, emotional, and psychological wellbeing.
The retreat may involve discussion of personal experiences and emotional themes.
Facilitator Role
The facilitator shares insights based on lived experience and personal development practices.
This is not therapy, counselling, or medical advice.
Agreement
By applying, participants confirm that they understand the nature of the three-day residential retreat, accept responsibility, consider themselves suitable, and agree to attend sober.
Final Note
If unsure about suitability, participants should seek advice from a qualified professional.