Sentience Retreats
What is your tolerance for joy?
“Knowing” your triggers and traumas, though extremely helpful on its own, is not enough.
Real, consistent change occurs when pairing the visceral experience and the comprehensive experience together to cultivate a deeper, connected relationship to self and the human experience. Sentience Retreats assisted healing can help you get there.
Sentience Retreats: a curated, consummate 4-day experience.
Rediscover your innate joy under the watchful guide of veteran medicine guides and healers who have worked in this space for over a decade. A noticeable shift in perspective is inevitable. This finely tuned healing program is masterful in its thoughtful and effective nature. Combining the body, medicines and therapeutic practices a deeper discovery of self will emerge from the retreat. Tangible tools will be offered to continue to help illuminate and create a path forward for yourself towards a life that is more aligned with the most authentic and joyful version of you.
The time is now to invest in you.
Are you ready?
Backstory of Sentience Retreats
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Backstory of Sentience Retreats *
My name is Joey Bothwell, and while you might find traces of a past life in film and dance if you Google me, what defines me far more deeply is the path I’ve walked in relentless pursuit of joy, curiosity, and what it means to truly be myself. I’ve sacrificed the safety of stability and convention to become someone who feels like home to herself, and now, to create Sentience Retreats and help others do the same.
Through laughter, tears, healing practices, and a whole lot of trial and error, I’ve cultivated a way of being that helps people glow. I can offer you presence, support, and hard-won tools for the journey. There’s no shortcut to becoming who you’re meant to be, but you don’t have to do it alone.
I don’t have a polished title, but I’ve become the kind of human who helps others remember the best parts of themselves, feel safe in their own skin, and reclaim their right to authenticity; a word so often misused, yet still the closest thing to describing what I live for.
