Solo Journies

Ages 6-14

Six Week Immersion - 6 sessions

Fall, Winter and Spring Immersions

​

The forest is the classroom, the trees are the teachers, and you are the curriculum. Join us for this forest immersion to learn and experience Vermont without walls. Learn how to build a fire, track wildlife, use plants for medicine, and create a home in the woods. This is the perfect setting to practice skills like teamwork, communication, resilience, curiosity true belonging, soulful leadership, and personal reflection. The best part is it all happens through direct hands-on experience and playing fun games that keep the body, mind, spirit and soul growing.

Ages 14-17

3 Weekends each Session

Fall, Winter, and Spring Sessions

​

What if as a young, coming-of-age adult the Earth invited you to a gathering with the forests and the rivers, the beaver and the deer, the raven and the chickadee?  What if fire and water, stone and wind were sharing their wisdom too? Raven Rendezvous is an invitation to open into a bigger possibility of who you are within a small community of humans and the larger Earth community. With games to be played, new skills to practice and insights to behold, this program opens doors to exciting journey's.

Ages 12-17 and 18-25

Spring, Summer and Fall Sessions

​

This is a supportive path that guides you on your journey into adolescence or adulthood. This is the space of thresholds. This is the space of transformation. This is the space of becoming.

Join our wilderness guides on an adventure into the trees, mountains, and wilds of Vermont. Go deeper still into your inner terrain exploring themes of self-reliance, true belonging, group dynamics, conflict resolution, self-discovery, and more. Spend solo time in nature, experience the power of ceremony, and be guided by the wild. The gifts, strength, and experience you find here can be carried into your next chapter of life.

​

Ages 5+

One-on-One with a Guide

Group Sessions Avalible

​

Let yourself be guided by the wisdom of the trees, the knowledge of the rivers, and the songs of birds. Far deeper than knowing their names, or their species' characteristics, they have secrets to share. Lifelong lessons and skills like curiosity, aliveness and agility, self-sufficiency, quiet mind, common sense, caring/tending, and service to the community.