In person. In nature. Together. It’s what I love best. Tactile. Shared physical experience. Individual awakening held in and fed by the communal. For the self. For the collective. We are social animals who heal in connection, relationally. What does it mean to retreat? We take pause from the rhythms of daily life to create the conditions for deeper insight and growth. It’s an ancient practice and we need it more than ever in our modern world.
Stay tuned for future retreats. I usually run 2x a year.
Mark your calendar East Coasters: Vermont fall 2026 is for sure.
"The laughter. The silly sensation feelings of what it is to be here. It’s magical. Molly’s retreats feel like you are in a swirl... but in a very safe and subversive, rebellious and tingly kind of way." – Jess Miller
“I felt instantly connected to every person here which feels magical. Being on retreat with Molly feels warm and safe. Absolutely safe. Which is a gift. I don’t think that’s something every facilitator can create. It feels natural and unforced for her. I can be exactly who I am here. This experience has radically changed my life. I have made friends who feel like soul mates. I feel like I’m falling in love with people.”
– Naomi Gottlieb-Miller
"The magic she weaves into the retreat can’t be overstated – there’s alchemy and containment such that I felt safe, seen, and heard throughout the experience. It felt like we were going to the far reaches of possibility, all the while knowing in our bones that we would be held and cared for if we caught an edge. Molly’s attunement to the group and her willingness to meet us where we were is unparalleled. It has woken me up, and made me come alive in every possible way. A truly life-changing experience." Isabelle Wallace
“Molly is incredibly intentional. She’s telling a story as she facilitates. I love the natural pacing she brings to the entire experience. The community and authenticity and safety she’s created has been deeply impactful. It’s mystical, almost like we’ve lost track of time and space. It’s hard to put into words!" – Britta Shiels