You’re invited to attend
Reflect, Renew & Re-inspire
Your end-of-the-year retreat.
If you want to bring out the best in your self and have time to reconnect to what’s important to you, join us at the retreat.
This unique half-day retreat is designed to help you mindfully close the year and put into place action steps to begin the new year with purpose, intention and inspiration.
- Half-day, in-person retreat (plus 1-hour group online follow-up).
- $425.00 GST inclusive per person
- Discovery Centre, Centennial Park, Sydney
- Hosted by Dr. William DeJean and Dr. Suzy Green
- Attendance limited to 30 participants – book soon!
Who should attend.
If you’re interested in your personally growth and development and you want to live a flourishing life filled with positive emotion, engagement, positive relationships, meaning and accomplishment ( PERMA: Seligman, 2012), this retreat is for you!
What to expect:
- Reflect on your life, your work, and the year.
- Gain insight and clarity through walking the labyrinth.
- Connect to what went well in 2024.
- Learn to let go of the things that aren’t working.
- Set your intention for 2025!
Hurry. Numbers are limited!
Meet your facilitators
Hear from William and Suzy about this end-of-year retreat.
“I felt fulfilled, centred and focused at the end of the retreat.
This is definitely going to be part of my yearly recharge and regroup”
— Hazel Ho
Senio Analyst
About the facilitators:
Dr. Suzy Green is an internationally recognised psychologist, researcher, coach and founder of The Positivity Institute, whose aim is to create flourishing lives and increase the well-being of the world.
Dr William DeJean is an internationally recognised educator, researcher and founder of Unleash Learning whose aim is to help innovative organisations expand their meaningful impact on the lives of others.
Together, they’ve run flourishing retreats for over 5 years to help people bring out the best in who they are and what they do.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s a labyrinth?
It’s a simple contemplative pathway used as a walking mediation. It has been describe as a stress management tool and a watering hold for the spirit. Walking the labyrinth is a detour from the everyday path of our lives.
I’ve never attended a retreat. What should I expect?
A retreat is a time for reflection and action. You’ll engage in writing, discussion, meeting inspiring people, walking the labyrinth and creating actions steps to launch you into 2025.
What should I bring?
Please bring a pen, hat, journal, umbrella (just in case it rains) and dress comfortably.
Should I bring a friend or family members or go solo?
We’ve had people attend with family members (partners, kids, sibling), colleagues or have had people attending on their own. Decide what works best to bring out the best in you.
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