We do not think ourselves into new ways of living, we live ourselves into new ways of thinking. — Richard Rohr
In a world in flux, where uncertainty is the norm, how do we cultivate the inner resilience to enact outer change? This workshop invites educators, social impact leaders, and business professionals to explore healing-centered learning environments as a means of building personal and collective capacity.
This guided weekend retreat experience integrates two transformational frameworks: the Healing-Centered Education Paradigm, a restorative and contemplative approach to learning and leadership, and the Archaeology of Self™ Methodology, a reflective practice of self-excavation to deepen self-awareness and disrupt biases.
During our time together, participants will engage in:
This retreat is for those at the intersection of education, leadership, and community care — those committed to deepening their own growth while contributing to collective healing and systemic transformation. Participants will be given the tools to discover a renewed sense of purpose and clarity in their work to leave rejuvenated, reinvigorated, intellectually stimulated, and spiritually grounded.
Dr. Angel Acosta integrates healing-centered education, leadership, and mindfulness in his work.
Dr. Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz is an award-winning scholar focused on racial literacy, self-excavation, and justice in education. Together, they guide transformative learning experiences that empower change-makers.