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Feed The Therapist Retreat

April 24 @ 4:00 pm - April 26 @ 12:00 pm

REGISTRATION 

Feed the Therapist Retreats are a small, intentional professional development retreat designed for therapists who want dedicated time and support to clarify, strengthen, and intentionally grow their practice.

Along with my collaborators—Kim Johancen, Kristin Spiegel, and Jen Thorstad—we’ve designed this retreat for clinicians who enjoy thinking about the how and why of their work: practice direction, sustainability, decision-making, and what it means to build a business that actually supports the life you want to live.

This is a space to step out of day-to-day demands and into focused, facilitated time to:

  • Reflect on where your practice is now
  • Identify what you want it to grow into
  • Engage in structured conversation, collaboration, and work time with colleagues who understand the realities of this profession

Here are the details for our Spring 2026 Retreat:

  • Dates: Friday, April 24 – Sunday, April 25, 2026
  • Location: The beautiful Lobby in Salida, Colorado

Investment:

  • $775 Standard Registration
  • $725 Early Bird (first 6 registrants or registrations received by February 15, 2026)

What’s Included:

  • Expert facilitation and small-group work (no more than 5:1 participant-to-facilitator ratio)
  • Structured discussion, reflection, and dedicated work time focused on your practice
  • Dinner Friday; breakfast, lunch, and snacks Saturday; breakfast and snacks Sunday
  • Carefully curated materials
  • Up to 12 Professional Development Hours for Colorado clinicians

Participants are responsible for their own travel and lodging. Feed The Therapist Retreat will email lodging options following registration.

This retreat is not therapy or clinical supervision. It is a professional development experience centered on the business, sustainability, and intentional growth of your work as a therapist—held in a supportive, collegial, and engaging environment.

Space is limited to 20 participants to preserve depth, focus, and meaningful interaction. If this kind of work excites you, I encourage you to register early.

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