RESET 2025 retreat is a radical and embodied inquiry into what’s holding us back and what’s needed for us to step into our greatest potential. Through movement, meditation, radical reflection, rest and recreation, we will unwind and release all that we are carrying so that we can open up to all that we are becoming. It will be a generous balance of practice and play as we reflect on where we are coming from and imagine into where we are going. It will be a generous balance of practice and play as we reflect on where we are coming from and imagine into where we are going.

The retreat package includes all accommodations, meals, movement practice and facilitated ritual and gathering. Not included is airfare, transfers, spa services, excursions and extra-curricular activities. 

True healing calls us to unpack and unlearn all that we’ve accumulated along the way: limiting beliefs, habitual patterns, negative thoughts – so that we can break down the barriers and breakthrough to freedom. In this practice, we will let go of what is holding us back from our wholeness and explore what it is to live into our potential and build the world that we all deserve. Our journey will be inspired by movement, cradled by nature, nourished by plant-based food, held in sacred space, so that we can slow down, untangle ourselves from old patterns, and recalibrate with who we are and what we are here to do.

This retreat is for anyone who is ready to confront whatever is in the way of their growth so that we can expand into our full potential. All practices are accessible and designed to be both playful and challenging as we use somatics and movement to excavate old stories and unleash radical healing The retreat scheduled is designed to balance group-guided practice and inquiry with self-initiated self-care and adventure. 

Our host, El Triángulo, located on hill above the beach of Mazunte.Impeccably designed and built by architect Raul Fernandez, with interior design by Taller Lu'um, it is a center for creativity, natural living & personal exploration. The qualities of the divine mother are richly experienced here through nature: she is soft and she is strong, both soothing and activating. her heat melts the body and mind, while waking up the inner fire. This is a place of refuge, remembering and resetting. All rooms and bathrooms are shared.

This retreat will balance group-guided and self-guided time featuring dynamic movement practice, radical reflection, community coaching, nature exploration, shared meals and collective ritual and celebration. There will be ample time for rest and reflection and local adventures and excursions including surfing lessons, whale watching, turtle protection, mountain hiking, hot springs and more.

we are equidistant from airports in puerto escondido and huatulco. the journey from the airport to our place is less than an hour, and costs about 900 mxn. both puerto escondido and huatulco have frequent flights to and from mexico city. 

puerto escondido has some very cheap, direct flights from tijuana on volaris, which can be a good option if you’re in southern california. you can park or be dropped off on the us side and walk across the cross boarder xpress to the airport. it’s very easy to do. 

otherwise, you’ll get yourself to mexico city, then book a short flight down to the coast. guadalajara, dallas, and chicago also have flights to huatulco. puerto escondido does not have any international flights. most options will show up on kayak, expedia, etc.. common airlines to the coast are volaris, viva aerobus, and aero mexico. 

driving from mexico city takes about 12 hours; 6 hours to oaxaca city, then another 6 hours to the coast via a very windy, but beautiful mountain road. if you have the time, i highly recommend a stay up there someday. terraza de la tierra is amazing. 

this drive from oaxaca city to mazunte is soon to take only 2.5 hours, when a new highway that has been under construction for 20 years is finished. this would make the drive from mexico city only 8.5 hours.

• Clothing: come prepared for hot tropical weather
• Sandals/flip flops & good shoes for walking, water shoes optional.
• Sunglasses & hats for shade
• Bathing suit & beach towel
• Refillable water bottle
• Bug repellent: this is the tropics, mosquitos are fierce and mosquito-born illnesses: Chikengunya, Zika and Dengue are a reality. We like bug spray or cream with Picaridin. It’s more effective than the natural repellents but less toxic than deet. Please use especially in the morning and evenings and keep yourself well tucked into your mosquito netting at night. If there is a gap in the netting they will find it.
• Sunscreen
• Flashlight
• A journal and something to write with
• Earplugs if you are sound sensitive