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The philosophy
Grounded, not sacred.
Most wellness built for women like you goes one of two ways. Spiritual, in a register you cannot enter. Or generic enough to belong to anyone. Still Ground Retreat is neither.
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The practices here are somatic and real. The language respects your intelligence. Nothing asks you to become someone else to belong, or to translate yourself to be understood. It is rest built for the way you actually live.
And you do not have to earn rest, or perform it. You claim it, and build it into your life as a practice, not as fuel for more output.
Who it is for
A sanctuary for the woman who has been carrying too much
You will not find yourself in a job title here. You will find yourself in the specifics. Women of color are the center of this work, and you may recognize yourself in more than one of these.
The senior professional who has stopped saying she is tired because no one in the room would know what to do with the answer.
The only Black, brown, or Asian woman on her leadership team, doing two jobs at once, the one she was hired for and the one of being the only one.
The chronic giver who has not had a true weekend off in months and has stopped expecting one.
The woman at a quiet crossroads, asking whether the career she built is the one she actually wants.
The mission
A purpose beyond performance.
Still Ground Retreat exists to give women like you a sanctuary built for you, not adapted from someone else's idea of wellness.
Our mission is to give you rest, healing, a renewed sense of purpose, and tools you can carry into everyday life long after the retreat ends.
Our vision is a world where women live more grounded, contemplative lives, rooted in what matters to them and unwilling to treat their own wellbeing as optional. Rest should not be rare. It should be the standard.
Meet Libby
The retreat I needed, and could not find anywhere.
I spent twelve years in tech, building a career I worked very hard for, until the day my body refused to do it anymore. The waking up exhausted. The disconnection from my own center. The slow realization that the version of me others relied on had become a person I no longer recognized.
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I went looking for the retreat I needed. I could not find it. The ones built for women who looked like me were spiritually framed in a register I could not enter. The ones built for high-performing professionals did not center women of color and missed half of what I was carrying. The ones that were close were ten years old or too expensive or too far.
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So I built SGR from inside the work, not after recovering from it. My training in somatic practice is woven into every part of the retreat. I am still inside the cycle myself, which is part of why I trust the practice that takes me out of it.
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I am here to walk alongside you,
from depletion back to presence.
