Gabrielle will be holding and guiding the retreat experience. As a holistic experience designer and tantric facilitator, her work is rooted in crafting intentional spaces where depth, safety, and presence can naturally emerge.

Her work weaves together tantra, hypnosis, sound, movement, and ritual to guide participants out of autopilot and into embodied presence. The container Gabrielle creates prioritizes nervous system regulation, spaciousness, and choice, allowing participants to soften out of urgency and into a more honest relationship with themselves. Within this held environment, patterns can loosen, inner listening can deepen, and a natural sense of belonging within the body can be restored.

Her work meets you beyond words and reveals itself it’s depth through experience.

Read more about Gabbi here!

Marina is an Aquatic & Movement Specialist, Mindfulness Practitioner, and Reiki facilitator with over a decade of experience guiding others back into harmony with their bodies. Her work bridges functional movement, breath, and energetic awareness to help women reconnect with their primal essence and move from a place of grounded authenticity. At the heart of her facilitation is flow — the subtle art of attuning to energy, maintaining rhythm, and honoring the body’s innate wisdom. Marina holds space with presence, warmth, and reverence for the wild, cyclical nature within us all.

Brialle Ringer is a kitchen witch, wellness educator, vegan of nine years, and is certified in plant based nutrition.

As a fellow yogi, veganism is one way she embodies ahimsa to reduce suffering and support loving kindness for animals, the planet, and communal health. Cooking with whole food plant based ingredients, her meals are full of life and will leave you feeling energized. Each creation is like eating the rainbow, with vibrant colors and flavors from around the world. Participants will leave the culinary experience expanded with nutritional insights, kitchen tips, and simple recipes they can recreate at home to continue nourishing their temples and embodying their best health.

As the youngest in her family, Audrey was predisposed to be an observer. She grew up in rural South Jersey, where I learned as much as possible by witnessing those around her, albeit from a very sheltered environment. As a teenager, she found her voice in photography, creating (overly-dramatic) portraits of herself and friends, as she began to understand that she had a perspective to share, and she decided to lean into this new medium. Since then she has been fine tuning those skills from the vantage points that she has held in different stages of life. Her earliest work proves to be an exercise in understanding herself and the human experience, which laid the foundation for her work in current arenas such as New York Fashion Week, film and commercial sets, weddings, and the portrait studio. Documentary is at the heart of her work. Helping women to see themselves truly, as photography has allowed her to see herself, and that is what drives her to keep creating.