“Now, I have a better sense of what I need and I know how to ask for help. Your guidance and the energy you tap into has helped me focus on my gifts and how I can use them to help myself and others.  My entire family has been enriched by your work, and I cannot imagine our lives without your energy.”
E.H., life coach, Springfield, VA

Jennifer believes that making art, creating space and having time (several days) with a group of great women is the fastest way to develop intuition.

“It’s hard to call these retreats ‘work’-shops because they are so much fun. The women enjoy, encourage and remind each other of changes and life improvements made; some from the day before, some from the year before. It’s amazingly transformative.”

Every retreat has several ‘art’ projects; making art is powerful as it can be a mirror of our inner self. It reveals things that we have hidden deep inside. Aristotle believed that the soul spoke with images. Creating something with intent invokes the soul and gives it voice.

These retreats, lovingly called ‘camp’ by those who attend, are held in beautiful locations. The retreat in May is on Lake Gaston in North Carolina and is limited to 15 participants. The October retreat takes place in a mansion on Virginia Beach and is limited to 28.  They are self-contained, meaning that everyone pitches in with kitchen duty and all rooms are shared.