Retreats
Two retreats a year. Five days, forty hours, and a room small enough that everyone in it is asked something. Seats are allocated by referral or institutional sponsorship rather than sold openly.
The two retreats
Summer Retreat in Seattle
Twenty-four seats. A working week with practitioners who hold the same seat you do, in a room small enough that everyone is asked something.
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Winter Retreat in Vail
Eighteen seats at 8,150 feet. The smaller of the two retreats, in winter, for practitioners who want the room tighter still.
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Forty hours across five days, worked rather than presented. Both retreats run the same five movements.
Where your program actually stands
An honest audit of the file you brought, against the standard a reviewer would apply. Most people arrive certain about one thing and leave less certain about it.
Intake and supportive measures
The first twenty-four hours, worked through on real material. Notice, options, documentation, and the decisions that quietly set the ceiling on everything after.
Evidence and interviewing
Trauma-informed technique under pressure, with your own drafts marked up by a practitioner who will tell you what is wrong with them.
Findings and the record
Writing a determination someone else can follow. Standard of proof, reasoning made visible, and the parts of a report that fail on appeal.
What you take back
Your program, rebuilt on paper, with the sequence and the instruments to put it in place. You leave with a plan, not a folder.
How a place is allocated
Seats are not sold openly. That is what keeps the room candid enough for people to bring the matter they are actually stuck on.
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By referral from a practitioner who has attended, or by institutional sponsorship. There is no open registration.
Credit
Forty hours of hour-by-hour attendance documentation, provided for self-submission to your own accrediting body.
Faculty
Every session is taught by a practitioner who carries this work. Faculty is announced to registered attendees ahead of the program.
What the fee covers
The program itself, including all materials and the instruments you take back. Travel and accommodation are not included.
Ask about a place
Tell us which retreat and who referred you, or which institution is sponsoring the seat. We will tell you plainly whether there is room.
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