NI2C Spring Retreat Fundraiser

No, this retreat involves trauma informed practices to support healing and growth. Designed for individuals who wish to explore the deep connection between the three centers of intelligence (head, heart, and body). The retreat is not a treatment for any psychological distress or discomfort. 

This retreat will consist of daily activities inviting you to engage in practices that may better your understanding of the concepts in this retreat. Activities are invitational and there is permission to opt-in/out. Each activity will be done in a timely manner and follows a schedule as each center will be focused throughout certain times of the day. 

The group experience will feel supportive, transformative, and deeply engaging. Creating a safe environment where everyone is invited to explore and grow at their own pace. Expect a balance of reflection, learning, and connection with others who share a commitment to healing both personally and collectively. 

There's nothing you need to do in advance of the session. You can come with whatever knowledge and experience you have around the topic and be well supported. If you are interested in exploring the Enneagram or trauma healing beforehand, here are two resources that might support you: 

• Reclaiming You: Using the Enneagram to Move from Trauma to Resilience by Sharon Ball Reading Sharon Ball’s book provides a strong foundation for understanding the concepts that will be explored during the session. It offers insights that align closely with the retreat’s focus on trauma, the three centers of intelligence, and somatic practices. 
• NI2C's REPAIR Workbook Working through the REPAIR workbook can help you begin engaging with the practical exercises and frameworks that may be implemented during the retreat. 

After the retreat, there are several ways to continue engaging with the community and receive ongoing support: 

• REPAIR Program: Stay connected through the REPAIR program, which offers a structured approach to healing and personal growth. This program includes opportunities for deeper learning and practice, supporting participants in their continued development beyond the retreat.
• Community of Practice: Ongoing support, collaboration, and connection with like-minded individuals. This community provides a space for sharing insights, experiences, and learning. 
• Writing Workshops: Participate in writing workshops that allow you to explore your personal journey, express your experiences, and deepen your understanding of the material from the retreat.
• Read Sharon Ball’s Blog: For regular updates, insights, and resources, visit Sharon Ball’s blog. This platform features articles and reflections on trauma, healing, and the work discussed at the retreat. 
• Listen to Milton Stewart's podcast: Gain valuable perspectives and  ongoing wisdom and community-focused conversations. 

If you'd like to stay at the retreat center please email jen@ni2c.org to get a direct link for our special rate. You may also choose to look for local hotels or Airbnb's in the area. 

Please register as soon as you are able to commit. 

• Early bird pricing for the in-person retreat is $249 until March 14th.
• The price for in-person will be $299 from March 14th - April 21th (registration closes on this date)
• Virtual registration will be open until April 21st 

There are no refunds, if you cannot participate, funds will be distributed to support scholarships for REPAIR participants. Any in-person or virtual attendees who can’t make it live will be sent a recording of the lectures from the weekend.