Seasonal Retreats

Creative Grief Processing. Compassionate Witnessing. 

Registration is open for our Fall 2026 Retreat

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Registration is open for our Fall 2026 Retreat 🍂

Seasonal Retreats are designed for participants to sit with grief, inspire creativity, and witness each other in community.

🍂 JOIN US FOR OUR FALL 2026 RETREAT 🍂

When: Saturday, October 10th, 2026 | 10-7pm

Where: A private farm in Stafford, OR, about 30 minutes from Portland. Address will be sent upon registration.

Cost: $150. Limited scholarships are available upon filling out the form.

Questions? Email peacetreecollective@gmail.com

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In a world that tells you to move on, we encourage you to move through.

Peace Tree Collective Retreats honor grief as a sacred process, lighten what feels too heavy to bear alone, and reclaim creativity as your birthright for healing, all while staying in touch with the beautiful complexity of life.

Creativity

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Community

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Healing

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Spirituality

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Creativity ∞ Community ∞ Healing ∞ Spirituality ∞

What to expect:

Participants can expect a day-long immersive experience including somatic movement, journaling prompts, discussion circles, and the invitation to share your process with others through a site-specific “happening” at the end of the day. In a culture that often rushes past pain, Seasonal Retreats are a space to slow down, be held by nature, and connect with others who hope to do the same.

Retreats begin at 10am, and we ask all participants to arrive by 9:45am. We thoughtfully structure each retreat (including moments of rest), so we do ask participants to be prompt. Retreats last through dinner, normally finishing around 7pm.

Every activity — group or solo — is about staying true to your own process. While we give you step-by-step prompts and activities to deepen your experience, our retreats are not about adhering to an agenda or doing things “right”. We created this sacred container for you to tend to your grief, be spontaneous in your creativity, and listen to your heart. When you give yourself the permission to listen to your own process, it creates safety for others to do so as well.

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What Participants Say

∞ What Participants Say

“To me, healing means being able to accept what is, what has passed, and be at peace. My experience today was feeling like a weight was lifted. ”
“It feels as though this retreat cleared some of the thatchy my mess in mind so I can more clearly look forward to what I want to create. ”
“I felt such a sense of community today. My experience with everyone felt accepting, open, vulnerable, and raw. Everyone let everyone be as they are/were with zero expectations or judgment.”
“Today, I gave myself and others permission to be treated with elevated tenderness. Most spaces do not prioritize or consider tenderness, so it felt unique and special.”

Retreat FAQ

  • Currently, day-long retreats are $150. This price includes:

    • A 60 minute yoga or movement session

    • Writing and discussion circles

    • Guidance in creating your own sight-specific happening to be shared with the group

    • Coffee, tea, organic fruit, and healthy snacks throughout the day

    • A beautiful dinner in the evening

    • Plus some goodies to take home with you

  • We do! We are committed to accessible programming and want to give those who experience more financial hardship a chance to attend our retreats.

    Scholarships are limited in availability. Please fill out the scholarship form above before registering.

  • Peace Tree Collective stands firmly against intolerance of any kind. We welcome people of all backgrounds, identities, and walks of life. Our retreats are spaces where all participants can feel safe, respected, and valued for who they are.

  • Peace Tree Collective retreats happen on farms and center around embodied experiences—movement, walking, being outdoors. Our venues have rustic accessibility (uneven ground, stairs) and our programming asks participants to engage in physical activity independently. We strive to create a welcoming space for everyone, and encourage participants to honor their limits and modify as needed.

    If you have accessibility concerns, we encourage you to reach out to us before registering so we can discuss your specific needs and determine together whether our retreat will be a good fit. 💗

  • Experiencing grief and loss is intrinsic to the human experience. Whether you feel like your grief is “too much” or “not enough”, we welcome you and all your multitudes with warm, open arms.

  • It can always be hard to show up to a new place and not know anybody. We have many participants come solo, and by the end of the day, feel connected to the group as a whole, and/or have made a new friend to keep in touch with after the retreat is over.

    Alternatively, if you know someone who you think might benefit from the Retreat, invite them to come along with you. You can carpool! 😉