Join internationally renowned neuroscience educator Kathryn Berkett for four days of deep, engaging, and highly practical learning.

Kathryn will guide you through fifteen hours of interactive training that blends research, real-world application, and dynamic group discussion. You will have opportunities to reflect, ask questions, and dive deeper during breaks either one-on-one or with your peers.

You will walk away with a stronger understanding of how the brain works under stress, and how to apply this knowledge in your work and life. Notes, tools, and practical examples are all included to help you take what you learn and embed it within your team, workplace, or whānau.

This is more than professional development, it is a full-body, full-mind reset. The location is Gateway Lodge in the most beautiful Hanmer Springs.

Our last retreat received incredible feedback, with participants raving about the mix of learning, relaxation and thoughtful extras. You will have enough time to enjoy the local hot pools, walk in the incredible surrounds, or relax and unwind at the lodge.

This retreat is designed not just to fill your kete with knowledge, but to nourish your nervous system while doing it.

COST

Your investment includes four days of expert training, accommodation, all meals, and all takeaway resources.

Twin Share – $1,730 incl gst per person
Solo Accommodation – $1,955 incl gst per person

Limited to just 21 places – this retreat will fill fast!

Over the course of the retreat, you will explore the neuroscience behind behaviour, stress, trauma, neuroscience, resilience, and so much more. The content is responsive, Kathryn tailors the flow based on group needs and discussion ensuring all core material is covered.

You will leave with a rich, grounded understanding of the following topics:

* Sequential brain development *Impact of early trauma
*In-utero development and potential lifelong impacts
*Understanding stress responses
*Neurodiversity, sensitisation, and trauma-affected brains
*How brain function impacts health and wellbeing
*Co-regulation and nervous system syncing
*Building real resilience
*Changes in the adolescent brain

…plus other rich kōrero that naturally arise through discussion