Transformational Retreats

Roaming to Recovery

RESET & RENEWAL through shared experiences in nature

About Us

More Than a Walk

Being in nature and moving alongside others shifts our states in ways that sitting often can’t.

Looking out over vast horizons helps regulate the nervous system, creating the conditions for deeper reflection, insight, and fresh perspective. Confidence builds through action. Resilience develops through challenge. Clarity comes from honest conversation and space away from daily stresses. As we surmount these new experiences, self-esteem and well-being naturally grow.

Reaching the summit of the physical mountain often comes with the benefit of finding solutions to the inner mountains that have been holding us back.

Alongside the physical experience, time is set aside for optional wild swimming & sauna, nutritious meals, reading, journaling, meditation, yoga, board/card games, and structured reflection with future goal setting. In addition, you will receive a Roaming to Recovery workbook, which we will complete during the program.

Upcoming Retreats

Healing Through Retreat Experiences

£ 999

Coaching

1:1 Coaching

Our 1:1 coaching sessions provide a safe, confidential, supportive space where you can explore challenges, overcome blocks, and create meaningful change at your own pace.

  • Clarity in life direction
  • Confidence-building support
  • Emotional guidance and recovery
  • Practical mindset tools
  • Personalised growth plan
1:1 Coaching With Kit Findlay, Transformational Retreats & Coaching UK
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