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Smith River Canyon Couples Retreat 2008
This retreat is currently cancelled - we will reschedule it for next year though!
Thursday September 18th – Sunday the 21st
Join Rachel Ross and Patrick Marsolek in the Smith River Canyon for learning,
nurturing, play, and connection. In group sessions, quiet reflection, and couples work, we will identify and articulate the values underlying your ideal relationship, help you to gain a clear vision of your journey, and practice using the tools to create it.
• Learn to Communicate Compassionately with Presence, Empathy,
Clarity and Creativity using Non-Violent Communcaton (NVC) skills.
• Practice self care and awareness techniques for healthy
differentiaton in relationship. (From A Passionate Marriage)
you can Settle For More.
• Learn to live your vision of an extraordinary relationship.
We will nurture ourselves with home-cooked meals, creative expression, dance, music, dreamwork, play, exercise, storytelling, and daily 'cuddling' and relaxation with your partner. We will also journey together in the sacred landscape of the Smith River, including an intentional visit to a prehistoric pictograph cave.
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Cost per couple:
$450 before August 18th • $495 after.
Includes Meals and Lodging and art supplies!
For registration and more information contact:
Rachel 250-366-4277 - planetpeacerachel@gmail.com [1]
Patrick 406-443-3439 – research@irfs.com [1]
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Rachel is an NVC Trainer with over 600 hours of training with the top leaders in the field. With a background in Education, Creativity and Parenting, Rachel brings warmth and clarity to workshops, private coaching, and group facilitation. She is the owner of Art of Learning [2]; Creative Educational Resources, an award winning business in British Columbia that focuses on Learning Resources, Conscious Business, Communication, and Art.
Patrick [2] has 12 years experience leading groups in consciousness, personal development, and healing. He is the director of Inner Workings Resources and teaches self-empowerment classes and workshops throughout the northwest. Patrick brings 25 years of self-exploration into his work and a focus on communcation and authentic expression.
Download the flyer here. [2]