Re-weave your story and re-shape your leadership on ancient land
Sacred Sisters Retreat
3 nights (Thurs-Sun) | Wee Jasper Valley
A rare invitation to step away from the noise — to pause, recalibrate and reconnect with yourself, with one another, and with the living land.
Over three immersive nights, a circle of extraordinary women will gently gather for deep learning, courageous reflection and meaningful connection.
This retreat is intentionally designed to be both soft and rigorous: spacious enough for sharing stories, strong enough to hold complexity, and steady enough to welcome whatever arises.
Supported by an experienced team of wise facilitators and guides, with decades of collective expertise across leadership, education, personal development, healing and wellbeing, you will be held in a carefully curated, grounded and respectful sacred space — one designed to invite and nurture new and emerging ways of being and doing.
This is advanced women’s development — where inner & collective work re-weaves who we are and how we show up for our families, communities and colleagues.
Sacred Sistering only happens when we are together and remember we are intrinsically linked and never alone.
If this strikes a chord with you, please join us.
What to Expect
Nourishing whole foods shared in community
Time to rest & restore in the peace of nature & quiet of being offline
Women’s Circle practice grounded in presence & honesty
Exploration of authentic self & identity with peer support
Collaboration & collective growth
Deep listening & hearing your inner wisdom
Examine self, organisational & interconnected leadership
Gentle walks & talks across ancient land
Healing rituals honouring transition & renewal
Spacious solo reflection & integration time
Evenings under the vast night sky
Threshold-crossing ceremony to mark your transformation
The Team

Eve Langford
A Yuwaalaraay Gamilaroi Aunty and independent, modern Indigenous woman devoted to caring for Country by living her culture. Through pure presence, deep listening and reverent relationship with land and community, she walks as a healer. Her care for Country is embodied and practiced daily.
Liz Tilley
Executive Coach for Women Who Want to Change the World – in large ways and small ones. With over a decade of leadership coaching experience across public and private sectors, Liz integrates professional development, conflict work, soul-based practice and neuroscience to help women lead with grounded confidence and relational intelligence.
Robyn Katz
An innovative community builder, wise leadership educator, holder of sacred space and founder of Talkpoint Women. Robyn works at the intersection of adult development and humanisation of work, restoring depth, wisdom and feminine leadership qualities in service of rebalancing the culture.
Eve
Liz
Robyn
Meeting Place
Wee Jasper sits on a 400-million-year-old seabed and is world-renowned for its fossils — an ancient, powerful and breathtaking landscape. Located on the traditional Country of the Ngunnawal and Wiradjuri peoples, accessible by car only 40mins from Yass. 1.5hrs from Canberra and 3.5hrs from Sydney.
Our venue is a wonderful, self contained, rustic Shearer’s Quarters privately set on a large property adjoining Burrinjuck Dam.
Beds are strictly limited to 12 participants, however if you're keen to camp or stay in a camper van, please let us know — we would be able to accommodate additional places.
Advance booking is essential, secure you place by deposit now.
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