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Savannah sanctuary

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A Clinical Retreat

I named this retreat Savannah Sanctuary in honor of my daughter.

I’m hosting this retreat at Tao Life Cafe in the Wisconsin woods because I know that advocates and clinicians need more than just a training. We need a sanctuary.

This isn't your typical conference room training. This is a space to step away from the daily demands of advocacy and clinical work, breathe in the fresh woods, and actually connect with each other.

01 / Premium Lodging

Our events prioritize comfort, safety, and respect—so you can show up as you are and fully engage in the process.

02 / Expert Facilitation

Led by experienced guides who know how to hold space, encourage participation, and keep things moving with purpose.

03 / Collaborative Energy

Connection is a core part of the process. You’ll learn just as much from the group as from the content itself.

Fueled by Love: The Starfish Story

My passion for this work is fueled by the protection I felt for my daughter before she was even born, and still fiercely feel to this day.

Her life reminds me every single day of the old starfish story. A child is throwing washed-up starfish back into the ocean one by one. An old man tells her she can't possibly save them all, so it doesn't matter. But as she throws another one back, she says, "It mattered to that one."

That is how I got out. Because of so many people who helped me along the way in their own small ways because they cared and took action. I still cherish those moments of true human connection that lead me through to other side of the darkest part of my life.

Moving forward, even if this training only helps one person in a small way to navigate their way out, it will be completely worth it. Because every single person we reach is someone's child, someone's loved one.

A grateful heart has a long memory.
— An old proverb on gratitude and remembrance