Building the Bonds of Sisterhood 

What Sisterhood?

I think it is safe to say for most, as we age, friendships become less and less of a priority; but this is not to say they become less important. When we enter adulthood, we begin to prioritize family, finances, work, romantic partners, education and physical fitness. This means, friendships are often pushed to the side to make room for new priorities. 

Having people we feel connected to is a vital part of mental and physical health and with 58% of young adults in America claiming to not have any close connections, there is no surprise mental illness is on the rise worldwide. To see what country ranked the highest for loneliness, check out the article. Loneliness and Social Connection – Our World Data

We are living in a time where we have more access to communication than ever before, but less access to real, authentic, meaningful connections. Just like exercise and eating healthy, feeling apart of a community is a part of a healthy lifestyle. According to a study conducted at Brigham Young University, lack of social connection heightens health risks as much as smoking 15 cigarettes a day or having an alcohol use disorder. Read full article, click here. The Risk of Social Isolation

The Wild Woman Weekend Retreat was created to give women a place to connect to each other authentically and focused on RADICAL acceptance, vulnerability, fearlessness and empowerment. By bringing women back to the land and each other, we seek to build the bonds of sisterhood and community.

If this sounds like something you have been in search of, we would love you to join us.

Next Wild Woman Weekend retreat is March 24-26. A few spots are still available. To find out more, go to www.breatheretreats.com.auor click the link below. 

With love, 

Britannia Stellinga