Our workshops are designed to support you in the challenging work of self exploration, in partnership with some of the leading minds of the day. Join us in discovering the next frontiers of individual and societal transformation.
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Learn MoreWhat does it mean to remain human in the new age of artificial intelligence? In this immersive weekend workshop, we’ll explore this profound question together, journeying from awareness to empowerment to integration as we discover how to shape our relationship with AI while preserving what matters most.
Through hands-on AI demonstrations, creative labs, and experiential exercises, we’ll witness firsthand both the remarkable capabilities and profound implications of this technology. We’ll experiment with AI as a creative collaborator, experimenting with the technology in conscious ways. With somatic practices, guided meditation, and time in nature, we’ll envision the future we want, free from tech industry narratives about what’s “inevitable.”
Each session will blend practical exploration with deep reflection. Through live talks and demonstrations, group dialogue, and creative experimentation, we’ll explore AI’s current capabilities while staying grounded in embodied practices. Throughout the experience, we’ll integrate insights through authentic sharing and meaningful connection with one another, and with ourselves.
You’ll have the opportunity to develop your personal AI Code of Practice, create conscious engagement with technology, and forge genuine connections with fellow participants. This workshop offers resources and perspectives to support you in bringing these meaningful conversations to your own communities, helping others find empowerment rather than overwhelm in our rapidly changing world.



Stuckness often lives deeper than thought. Many of us sense we are capable of more: more freedom, impact, honest expression, more generative relationships, more alignment with the life and work calling us forward. And yet, inherited rhythms live in the body: rhythms of culture, survival, and belonging that shape what feels safe, possible, or forbidden.
Join this weekend workshop on noticing the grooves you have inherited, shifting the patterns that no longer serve, and practicing new ways of being. In music, rhythm organizes movement, feeling, and attention. In life, our rhythms shape how we relate, create, lead, heal, and become.
During our time together, we will:
This experience is for anyone feeling stuck, limited, under-expressed, or ready to ask what’s next with more courage and clarity. It is for those seeking to move beyond inherited grooves and practice a more embodied, communal, and choiceful life. One rooted in creative healing and collective possibility.



Revolutionary findings in neuroscience have demonstrated that we can literally re-architect the very structure of our brains. In fact, we can even rewire our neurology to be more focused, calmer, and happier.
In this workshop, Dr. Shauna Shapiro — a leading scientist studying the effects of meditation on well-being — will teach you the most powerful science-based practices for increasing the neural pathways of happiness. She’ll explain basic brain science and offer a clear roadmap for living a joyful, connected, and meaningful life. Be prepared for unexpected transformation and delight.
During this weekend workshop, we’ll learn:
Recommended Reading: Good Morning, I Love You: Mindfulness and Self-Compassion Practices to Rewire the Brain for Calm, Clarity + Joy and Good Morning, I Love You: A Guided Journal for Calm, Clarity + Joy by Shauna Shapiro.
This workshop includes an additional $375 faculty tuition. *For anyone facing financial hardship, Dr. Shauna Shapiro invites you to contact her directly for tuition scholarship at slshapiro@scu.edu.

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Your legacy is not just something you leave behind. It is something you create through the way you live each day. This is an invitation to reflect on the deeper impact of your life, relationships, work, creativity, and leadership — and to consciously embody the legacy you are here to live.
Through guided practices, storytelling, visioning, and transformational dialogue, participants will reconnect to what truly matters and align their lives with enduring meaning, authentic contribution, and purposeful action.
Together, we will explore questions such as:
Leave with greater clarity about the life you are creating, the relationships you are cultivating, and the enduring gifts you are already living. Whether your contribution is expressed through your family, community, creativity, leadership, service, or the way you show up each day, discover practical tools, renewed inspiration, and a deeper commitment to creating your living legacy.



Most people don’t actually fear failure; they fear their own brilliance. In this weeklong journey, we’ll explore how subtle self-sabotage, shrinking, and doubt prevent us from claiming our gifts. Through coherence coaching, embodied exercises, and radical self-honesty, you’ll discover the courage to live as the powerful being you already are.
Participants will:
When we embrace our greatness, we move beyond fear into freedom, clarity, and contribution. You’ll receive practical tools and experience a supportive community for the embodied confidence to live your dopeness with courage and joy.



What if peace begins not with agreement, but with our capacity to remain human, alive, and connected in the presence of difference?
This five-day retreat invites you into a joyful, energizing, and deeply experiential exploration of how we move — within ourselves, toward one another, and as part of the larger human systems we share. Weaving together 5Rhythms® Movement, the Enneagram, relational practice, and human diplomacy, Dr. Deborah Egerton and Douglas Drummond will create a dynamic space to move, reflect, connect, play, and restore — building greater capacity for love, belonging, resilience, and peacemaking.
The Enneagram offers a map for recognizing the patterns through which we protect, connect, belong, and make meaning. 5Rhythms brings those patterns into the living body, where they can be felt, expressed, softened, challenged, and moved. Drawing from Dr. Egerton’s work with race, belonging, inclusion, and the dismantling of othering, and Douglas’s work in mediation, reconciliation, and restorative systems, we will explore what helps us stay connected when our identities, histories, and perspectives are not the same.
A central inquiry will be how we move from tolerance toward acceptance and belonging. Belonging asks us to see one another more fully and make room for difference without requiring sameness. Love becomes a practice of courage, truth, compassion, boundaries, and repair. Peace becomes something we cultivate through presence and relationship. And joy becomes an essential resource — a way of restoring energy, expanding possibility, and remembering the aliveness that makes connection worth fighting for.
Through a trauma-informed approach grounded in choice, consent, pacing, agency, and relational safety, participants will:
Expect movement, music, insight, honest conversation, laughter, depth, and moments of surprise. This is not only a space to understand ourselves more clearly, but to feel more resourced, more connected, and more alive.
Together, we will explore what becomes possible when we remain fully ourselves while learning to move with one another — with greater courage, curiosity, joy, belonging, and love.
Recommended reading: Know Justice Know Peace, by Dr Deborah Egerton; Enneagram Made Easy, by Dr Deborah Egerton; Sweat Your Prayers, by Gabrielle Roth



Learn to call on your spirit guides and tap into your intuitive mind. Join us in a transformative workshop combining scientifically proven brain-enhancing techniques with intuitive guidance to help you break free from self-limiting patterns and create the life you desire.
This workshop brings together two powerful approaches to help you develop tools for personal growth and transformation. Through easy-to-learn exercises, you will learn how opening neural pathways to your higher consciousness can bring valuable insights into areas where you may feel stuck. By thinking outside the box and accessing your intuitive mind, you have the ability to unlock your creative potential and experience increased productivity and happiness.
Guest faculty Lori Sheridan, a certified psychic medium, will guide you in exploring and developing your own intuitive abilities. Through experiential exercises, Lori will help you recognize the different ways intuition communicates, strengthen trust in your inner guidance, and explore your connection with spirit guides and the unseen world.
Throughout the workshop, you will develop practical tools that you can apply whenever you face important decisions or obstacles in life. By harnessing your intuition and uncovering profound insights about yourself, you will gain the clarity and confidence needed to make positive changes.
Our intention is to empower you to unlock your intuitive mind and carry these transformative practices with you long after the workshop ends. Please come prepared with a notebook or journal and a pen to capture your experiences and reflections.
This workshop has two options on length of stay: a traditional weekend of two nights or a long weekend of three nights. The extended stay workshop will include more workshop content which is reflected in the extended stay schedule.
Recommended Reading: Thought Revolution: How to Unlock Your Inner Genius by William Donius and Soul Compass, Trusting Your Intuition and the Wisdom Within by Lori Doupe Sheridan



The most practical thing you can do for yourself is remember how to feel again, and be able to express it. Many men are running on empty, tense in the body, stuck in their heads. This weekend utilizes movement, breath, rhythm and voice to bring you back into your body and into real community with other men.
The what, why, and how of our time together:
Discover practices you can use, plus more presence, connection and ease.
This workshop is specifically designed to create a space for sacred brotherhood for participants who identify as male.
Recommended Reading: Bringing Your Shadow Out of the Dark and To Be A Man by Robert Augustus Masters

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