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Join us for a unique workshop experience led with warmth, curiosity, presence, humor, vision, wisdom and empathy by Alanis Morissette.

We’ll explore together the multiple angles and approaches to coming home to your wholeness.

Some of our retreat’s focuses will be on:

• Becoming familiar with what safety looks and feels like, in order to know who is best to be vulnerable with.
• Healing in order to come back into our bodies — slow baby step processes that support your re-embodying. We will explore safe touch.
• Feeling our feelings.
• Clarifying our thoughts and beliefs, understanding how the brain and gut contribute to our sense of wholeness.
• Addressing developmentalism, boundaries, attachment, trauma, and addiction recovery.
• Prioritizing what is most important in our lives — clarifying needs, wants, values, mission.
• Connecting with our many inner parts, both dark and light, and hearing the deep wisdom each part of us contributes to the harmony of the whole system of us.
• Experimenting with many forms of expression.
• Attuning to our unique temperament and intelligences and how to navigate through life gracefully while being authentic to who we are and using the gifts we have.
• Exploring time management, organization rituals, personal practice cultivating, accountability practices, and systems approaches.

We will discuss the many styles of leadership and hone in on each person’s unique contribution(s) to the micro world and the world at large.

There are many reasons for keeping this retreat small, as each person will be at an entirely unique juncture in their lives, and we want to prioritize individualized attention to everyone.

As we dive deeply together into this re-embodiment, relieving and personal empowerment journey together — we will clarify and organize that which puts us in our rightful seat of our unique contribution to this world.

Looking through the lens of attachment, developmentalism, neurobiology, trauma, and addiction recovery — through shadow work, multiple models crafted by Alanis herself, and existing models referenced in a personalized way — we will take Alanis’s triadic approach to cultivating our ongoing connection with Life, others, and within.

This intimate five-day, four-night retreat is an opportunity to connect with like-minded souls and explore what it means to live in a state of wholeness awareness. In the serenity of our Sonoran Desert oasis, you will find a safe space to align with the truest parts of your nature and be supported wisely and compassionately.

During interactive sessions led by Alanis and her co-facilitators Justin Hilton, Ann Randolph and Minga Lily, we will look at wholeness from multiple angles. You will be invited to explore, define, express and deepen your connection with self, spirit, and others, through various forms of expression including writing, meditation, interactive exercises, inquiry, dialogue, movement, presence practice, and more.

Due to limited capacity, please apply now to be invited to register

The price for this all-inclusive event is $6,000 per person + tax. Payment information is not collected as part of event application and approved applicants are not under obligation to complete a booking.

In addition to this event, you can enjoy all of the daily activities that Tucson, AZ offers. Explore our sample schedule.

Alanis Morissette
Over 25 years after the breakthrough debut of Jagged Little Pill, an album that earned four Grammys, sold 30 million records, and garnered a dedicated worldwide fan base, Alanis Morissette remains a celebrated artist with a fierce commitment to authenticity and vulnerability. Beyond her musical achievements, Alanis is equally as defined by her work as a powerful advocate for mental health, female empowerment, and wholeness rather than wellness.

Alanis's journey and reach extends far beyond her chart-topping singles and sold-out tours. She has actively engaged in numerous endeavors beyond music, putting her focus on a return to wholeness, self-growth, empowerment, art, psychological and spiritual healing, trauma recovery, and relationships. Facilitating her message through performances, writing, interviews, teachings, workshops, and public speaking, Alanis has shared the stage with some of today’s great thinkers and change agents, including Oprah Winfrey, Arianna Huffington, Neale Donald Walsch, Richard Schwartz, Peter Levine, Marianne Williamson, and others. She has led workshops online and at learning institutions such as UCLA, Omega Institute, Esalen, and 1440 Multiversity.

In 2016, she began the Conversation with Alanis Morissette podcast, featuring conversations with esteemed authors, doctors, educators, and therapists, discussing a wide range of psychosocial topics from spirituality to recovery and developmentalism. Guests have included prominent figures like Gabor Maté and Dan Siegel, offering listeners profound insights into psychological well-being and personal growth, allowing and inviting her audience to return to embodiment, empowerment and a felt sense of one’s most essential Self.

She has also been a lifetime passionate supporter of female empowerment, regularly partnering with charities like Equality Now, with whom she has worked for over three decades. Her dedication has earned her recognition, including the Global Tolerance Award from the United Nations and the Rock the Vote's Patrick Lippert Award. These honors reflect her commitment to making the world a safer and more inclusive place, particularly for young people.

Through her music, advocacy, and personal endeavors, Alanis Morissette continues to inspire and empower individuals worldwide, making her connection with other people in multiple ways the epicenter of her life’s mission.

Ann Randolph
Ann is an award-winning solo performer known for her fearless ability to explore the depths of human experience with a captivating mix of heartbreak and humor. The Washington Post described her as "Inappropriate in All the Right Ways," highlighting her unique blend of the sacred and the irreverent.

Passionate about storytelling, Ann helps others speak their truth on the page, stage, and in life. Her latest show, What's Your Story?, magnifies the power of storytelling by sharing her personal journey and inviting audience members to do the same. The Huffington Post praised it as "Riotously demented and brilliantly humane."

Ann began her career with the comedy group The Groundlings, performing alongside Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, and Cheri Oteri. Her early solo projects, including Down Home, Miss America and Homeland, pushed creative boundaries, leading to her acclaimed show Squeeze Box, which earned her the Ovation Award and LA Weekly Award for "Best Solo Performer" and "Best Solo Show."

Justin Hilton
Justin is a visionary writer and humanitarian, as well as a dynamic workshop/course leader and speaker, renowned for his commitment to fostering empathy, trauma healing, and global activism. Dedicated to uplifting marginalized voices, Justin has spearheaded transformative initiatives that empower leadership in underserved communities, advance social justice, and build resilient, connected communities. He is a recognized thought leader in global equity and social/emotional healing.

Justin's work is a testament to the power of compassion in action. As the founder of SafePlace International, he has created a sanctuary of hope and support for vulnerable refugee populations, especially LGBTQ+ refugees and single mothers, offering them not just aid but dignity and empowerment.

In recent years, Justin has focused on training leaders, primarily throughout Africa, to harness their inner strength and self-awareness equipping them to navigate the most challenging circumstances with grace and resilience. His message is clear: through understanding and compassion, we can drive profound and lasting positive change in the world.

Minga Lily
Minga has more than 30 years of experience as a mind body coach and yoga therapist. She holds a BA in psychology from Yale University with a pre-med focus. She has studied and taught Traditional Thai medicine, Integrative Yoga Therapy (IYT), and guides iRest Yoga Nidra Meditation. Her work is grounded in the ancient philosophy of Vedanta, the structure underlying yoga and much of Eastern thought and scientific inquiry. She has a medical understanding of anatomy, physiology and psychology. Her work celebrates the unique ability of each person to engage in natural healing processes and to develop a practice of self-care from which optimal health and harmony can emerge

Minga spent her childhood in Asia, growing up primarily in Thailand. After graduatinig from University she, returned to Thailand to study indigenous healing practices. Today, Minga lives in Portland, Oregon, where she revels in the beauty of the First Nations Lands on which we are living. She is multiracial of Southern Black lineage, Muscogee and Cherokee.

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