Workshops
Events
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Empowerment Journaling Peer Support Group (online)
Join us as we discuss and journal.The facilitator will share prompts and will provide opportunities for us to share our lived experiences. Each month we explore a different topic. Please have paper (or your journal) and a pen available. Register by calling 941-343-0039 or e mailing (info@resilientretreat.org).
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Essential Oil Yoga (in-Person)
Using essential oils on pressure points and meridians in conjunction with yoga to facilitate the release, balance and connection of our emotion’s energetic patterns and unique frequencies. Encouraging the release of muscle tension through movement and static stretches. Call (941-343-0039) or e mail (info@resilientretreat.org) to register. Registration is required and CLOSES THE TUESDAY PRIOR AT 12:00 NOON […]
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Essential Oil (in-person) – PROGRAM FULL
Using essential oils on pressure points and meridians in conjunction with yoga to facilitate the release, balance and connection of our emotion’s energetic patterns and unique frequencies. Encouraging the release of muscle tension through movement and static stretches. Call (941-343-0039) or e mail (info@resilientretreat.org) to register. Registration is required and CLOSES THE TUESDAY PRIOR AT 12:00 NOON […]
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Free your Mind Peer Support Group (online)
Join the Foundation for Sarasota Performing Arts Center, Teaching Artist and Theater and Meditation Specialist Maria Schaedler-Luera in a series of experiential and self-reflective exercises inspired by techniques of Rainbow of Desire, created by Brazilian activist and director Augusto Boal. In this monthly offering participants will be supported in learning to identify and transform the […]
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Stretch & Breathe (in-person)
Whether you are new to yoga or simply seeking a softer, more restorative experience, this class will support your nervous system, help you reset emotionally and physically, and prepare you for a restful and intentional week ahead. A combination of yoga poses, gentle stretch and mindful breath work. Call (941) 343-0039 or e mail (info@resilientretreat.org) […]
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Essential Oil Yoga (in-person)
Using essential oils on pressure points and meridians in conjunction with yoga to facilitate the release, balance and connection of our emotion’s energetic patterns and unique frequencies. Encouraging the release of muscle tension through movement and static stretches. Call (941-343-0039) or e mail (info@resilientretreat.org) to register. Registration is required and CLOSES THE TUESDAY PRIOR AT 12:00 NOON […]
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Creative Pause – Needle Felting (in-person)
Needle crafting is the process of creating 3D shapes out of wool. Using a repetitive motion, we agitate the wool fibers which causes them to bond together to create a unique piece of art. Call 941-343-0039 or e mail (info@resilientretreat.org) to register. The deadline to register is Tuesday, February 11th to prepare supplies. The retreat will provide all […]
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Zentangle® (online)
Zentangle® is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. We call these patterns, tangles. You create tangles with combinations of dots, lines, simple curves, S-curves and orbs. These patterns are drawn on small pieces of paper called “tiles,” which can be assembled them into mosaics. Zentangle® art is unplanned […]
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Guided Meditation and Musical Experience (Sound Bath) (in-person)
The intention of a sound bath is to create a state of harmony using sound to clear discordance. Among the benefits are relaxation, an increased sense of well-being and an expanded awareness. The different frequencies of sound healing instruments such as tuning forks and crystal singing bowls, affect different organs, emotions, illnesses, diseases, chakras and trauma. […]
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Steampunk Jewelry Crafting (in-person)
Join us creating unique jewelry. Crafting with our hands is an effective tool for emotional regulation and mindfulness because it lowers stress hormones and directly forces the brain out of anxious overthinking. When you engage in tactile, manual projects, your brain shifts away from the Default Mode Network—the region responsible for negative rumination and worry. Instead, […]
