Barbara Perry Associates | The Retreat
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The Retreat
An Opportunity to Reflect, Reframe, and Nurture Your Growth
Imagine two days in a beautiful setting.
Surrounded by a dozen people you have chosen to learn with.
Now think about the conversations you’d love to have – conversations that foster growth – with your Dream Team.
Breakthroughs happen. Problems get solved. Possibilities open. We reconnect with what brings us energy, passion and purpose. We have fun.
Key Ingredients
- The group and why them? The convenor’s vision and hopes.
- The venue – important to feel at home and well cared for. Not too big. Not too small. Just right (14 rooms). Good food. Someplace close to nature.
- The teacher
How It Works
- Imagine your group and broad purpose.
- We find dates.
- You invite your group (max 12).
- I will have 1:1 with everyone in advance – start getting to know everyone, their context, and their intentions and wishes. This is my ethnography from which I can pull themes and patterns and design for those. There will also be a little pre-work for you in terms of honing your intention in the form of a question.
- My role as teacher is to facilitate your learning journey. I will design and facilitate a process…a two-day conversation really. A broad variety of inputs – concepts, frameworks, stories, questions- will be springboards for dialogue and reflection…whole group, small group, and self.
- The event itself starts with dinner the first evening, then two whole days, leave at leisure day four (eg Thursday evening to Sunday morning).
