Make Peace with the Past.

Be Joyful in the Present.

Hope for the Future.

Live Your Truth.

Prescott, Arizona

April 8-11th, 2021

The Finding Peace Retreat is a 4-day, intensive, experiential training based on

the Amazon Best-Selling Book, Finding Peace.

 

 

 

The retreat creates a place of healing for individuals with past wounds of loss, rejection, neglect, abandonment, betrayal, and abuse who are looking for greater joy, happier relationships, and deeper fulfillment in their lives.

 

 

 

Whether you’re just becoming aware of how these wounds have impacted your life or are exhausted with the constant cycle of trying to do your best and still feeling like a failure, the Finding Peace Retreat will give you the skills to heal from the past, change the internal negative messages that drive feelings of shame, and develop mindful, compassionate habits leading to greater contentment and peace.

 

 

 

Discover your truth! Connect with your inner light that ignites your power, connection, and purpose.

YOUR PACKAGE

INCLUDES:

  • Five Grounding Tools      ($50 value)

  • 10 Book Reading List       ($50 value)

  • 365 Gratitude Prompts    ($25 value)

  • The Basics of Meditation Training     ($100 value)

  • Meals  + Lodging  ($200 value)

  • 35+ hours of training materials    ($1600 value)

  • Finding Peace Online Course      ($250 value)

  • Finding Peace Private Facebook Community 

 Total savings of $2,245
The early-bird Finding Peace Retreat registration is $625!
Early-bird registration ends on January 31, 2021, and the price will increase to $675

Connect attachment wounds with what is preventing you from living a healthier, happier life.

Learn how shame interferes with our sense of peace and joy and what to do about it.

Practice grounding techniques to calm emotional or physical distress.

Explore practical skills for identifying and rewriting negative cognitions.

Our Alumni's Experience

TESTIMONIALS

    

“After attending the retreat, I've come to the realization that my wounds do not define who I am today. I've learned that I am worthy of love, happiness, and acceptance. Being able to connect with all the other amazing people on the weekend gave me the sense that I am not alone!  It was very comforting not to feel judged, but to be loved and accepted just for me.”

- Daniel R., Yuma, AZ

 

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I have a pattern of isolation. I am afraid of being a burden to other people. Prior to attending the retreat, I felt I was the only one struggling with my emotions and the entire world rested on my shoulders. I was using methods I thought were coping, but in actuality, I was numbing.  During the retreat, I learned how to recognize them and reach out instead of isolating them. I realized that I am not a burden. I am loved.”

- Madison H., Mesa, AZ

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My biggest challenge has been chronic pain. I have even battled with thoughts of self-harm. Before attending The Finding Peace Retreat, I felt hopeless. The exercises and non-judgmental environment allowed me to feel safe. I can better recognize the wounds in other people and understand that their behavior comes from their own pain and not as a reflection of my worth.   I learned the importance of connecting on a daily basis with others and that I am lovable and enough.

- Jenny K., Yuma, AZ

 

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I am a survivor of emotional abuse and reacting to others in ways that caused me severe emotional distress.  After the retreat, I felt stronger and more empowered. I was able to separate what is my part to own versus other people's parts to own. I was able to see more clearly the wounds of others and how we can find friendship through common support. ”

- RoseAnn F., Yuma, AZ

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After I attended the retreat, I was able to finally challenge that feeling and find my own inner strength and worth. I learned that I am so much more than all the shadowy voices in my head.  Better yet, I found a great connection with the participants and trainers to help me stay accountable for my growth.

- Erik P., Mesa, AZ

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“I learned new vocabulary to help me have clarity about the struggles and challenges I had faced throughout my life. I learned I can be fully honest with others and still be loved and accepted. Leaving the retreat made me realize that I need to practice more self-care and self-patience. I am grateful for the love and kindness I felt. The retreat was amazing!”

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- Philip S., Smyrna, GA

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Frequently asked questions

Why was the Finding Peace Retreat created?

Although the Finding Peace workbook has been a life-saver for many readers, many have asked for a program that goes deeper into Finding Peace. During the retreat, you will explore your core emotions and face the shadows of shame that hijack your happiness. The Finding Peace Retreat is based on over 20 years of best-practice research including self-compassion, neuro-science, and shame. You will leave the retreat connecting with empowering new beliefs and a plan to help you maintain your progress after the retreat is over. One of the most powerful ways of healing attachment wounds is through connection. A valuable element of the retreat is the ability to connect with other people who can relate with your attachment wounds. These individuals will inspire you and you will inspire them. And perhaps, you will make connections that can last a lifetime.



What is the schedule during the retreat?

The retreat starts at 12:30 pm on the first day. The retreat is not like a traditional conference. The training is experiential, meaning that you will be engaged in learning activites from the moment you arrive. We are wanting you to have as much time to understand the process as possible. Some nights will go as late as 10 pm. We do end at noon on the last day and we are about 2 hours from the Phoenix Airport, so if you are traveling from out of state, please plan accordingly.



Is there a discount?

Yes! We offer an early bird discount that takes $50 off the original price. The discount ends on January 31, 2020.



Will meals and sleeping accommodations be provided?

Yes. Meals and snacks will be provided starting on first evening. Our last meal will be provided on the final morning of the retreat. There will also be sleeping accomodations in bunk-style cabins.



Is taking video or pictures allowed during the retreat?

No. We want to help maintain confidentiality during the retreat. There will be time after the event for individuals to take pictures with those who consent to have their picture taken. No part of the retreat will be recorded. In addiction, The Finding Peace Retreat is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws, therefore recording the event in any fashion without written permission is prohibted. In addition, the training materials you receive are also protected by copyright and other laws. Please do not share the materials with others whether in person or online.



How are the facilities?

We are staying at a non-denominational camp located in beautiful Prescott Arizona with modern facilities in a beautiful mountain setting. You'll experience great food, comfy accommodations, tons of nature to explore. There are separate cabins for men and women. The cabins contain showers and flushing toilets. There are refrigerators available to store any special food you might have.



What will I learn from attending the retreat?

The weekend involves large-group sessions, small break-out groups, and individual work. We strive to create a safe environment where you can boldly challenge the negative messages tattoed on your hearts and feeling emotions you may have been suppressing. Participants are invited to allow themselves to be seen, cared for, and supported as they step into the arena of heart work and healing. ​ The retreat uses experiential learning rather than a lecture. This helps you fully participate in the learning rather than having information passively shared. Experiential processes include:

  • Journaling
  • Visualizations or “guided imagery”
  • Meditation
  • Interactive learning exercises
  • Affirmations
  • Inner-child affirmation and healing work
  • Emotional processing
  • Psychodrama or role-playing, and dramatic self-presentation to gain insight into your life
​ During the retreat, we explore attachment wounds (Loss, Rejection, Abandonment, Neglect, Betrayal, or Abuse) and how we developed negative core beliefs that impact our ability to feel joy, happiness, and peace. We explore how shame hijacks our lives. We identify how not feeling enough, powerless, or alone impacts our ability to reach the goals and desires we have in our lives.



Finding Peace Consulting, llc

2201 S Avenue A, Ste 102

Yuma AZ 85364

928-276-9535

© 2020 Troy L Love, Finding Peace Consulting