The Wild Rest

May 15-18, 2025

You’re Invited…

To a retreat for women who need a break.

You’re invited to take a pause from technology, reconnect with the language of your body, sleep in late, use your hands, get dirty, sweat, create, move your energy, or do nothing at all but curl up with a book for 4 days.

If you have never taken a slow vacation, if you always pack your schedule, if you are addicted to your phone… if you are the organizer of your family, the planner in your relationship or the boss of your team… if you are starting to feel that you are running on fumes…

This retreat is for you.

Activities

It’s all taken care of. You don’t need to plan a thing. Exhale.

Our activities are designed to awaken your senses and help you reconnect with the parts of you that may have become dormant. Everything is optional, trust your intuition. Here’s some of what we are offering.

  • Take a respite from cooking and enjoy three chef-prepared meals a day, plus snacks to keep hungry ladies satisfied.

  • Led by an expert sweat lodge facilitator, this experience will allow you to come face to face with your strongest, most resilient self and be supported by a group of women like you.

  • Designed to facilitate deep rest and restoration for the entire nervous system. We’ll lead you through feminine sound and breath activation.

  • Daily yoga and hiking on the Appalachian Trail. A full gym is available 24/7 for those who don’t like to miss a good workout.

  • Intuitive movement and dance facilitated by a leader in women’s embodiment practices.

  • Free time to play with paint, coloring books, journaling and crafts.

  • An expert in local plants, herbs and mushrooms will lead a group into the woods to forage and collect bounty from this magical land.

  • Dip in and out of the two saunas on property at your leisure. Free to use at any time.

Where

The Thyme is an 85-acre natural retreat center nestled between Connecticut and Massachusetts, in the heart of the Berkshire Mountains. Accessible by train or an easy 2.5 hour drive from NYC and Boston.