Studio
An open room with a palm-thatch roof and mats on a wood floor.
Baja Mexico · Heal
Seven days and six nights near Todos Santos, by the Pacific. Dates and price are right below.
The program
$6,995
Lodging and meals are included. The price depends on your room.
You pay nothing until you are accepted. A 25% deposit holds your place. The balance can be paid in equal monthly installments. The balance is due 30 days before the retreat. Need-based scholarships are available. Ask on your connection call. Terms cover what happens if plans change.
Book a connection call| Hobbit Hut, no bath | $6,995 |
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| Glamping tent, no bath | $7,495 |
| Cabana, no bath | $7,745 |
| Cabana with ensuite bath | $8,495 |
Upcoming retreats
Each cohort is small by design. The connection call is the first step.
Ask about the next dates on a connection call
Every cohort follows the same steps, in order: connection call, application and medical intake, acceptance, deposit.
How you join
Someone on our team talks it through with you. No pressure.
You fill out both. Our nurse practitioner reviews every intake.
We tell you whether this retreat fits you right now.
Once you are accepted, a deposit holds your place.
Ceremonies are held by a traditional shamanic team, with Austin Mao, Kedar Shashidhar and Ethan Babbage.
One month of integration is included, the same as Awaken.
The place
Everyone stays together at the center. Rooms, meals and ceremonies are all on the same property.
An open room with a palm-thatch roof and mats on a wood floor.
Meals are included. Tell us about dietary needs in your application.
Fresh, colorful food, served to the whole group.
Rooms
Rooms are included in the price. Cabanas and tents are set among desert plants.
A canvas tent with a real bed, among desert plants.
A white cabana with a made bed. One option has an ensuite bath.
A white tent-style cabana in the desert garden.
The coast
A wide beach for walking in the morning or at dusk.
A coastal ridge walk above the ocean.
Low buildings, palms and a pool.
Getting there
“I’ve spent a lifetime doing the work—through therapy, spiritual direction, grief rituals, somatic healing, and years as a hospital and hospice chaplain. I don’t use the word “transformative” lightly.”
“My name is David Shapiro, and I came to ceremonia because I was experiencing burnout. Have been in a state of burnout for off and on for about eight years, and nothing had really worked.”