Grof Legacy Training Nordic — set in the serene Dutch countryside, the New Eden retreat center provides a tranquil and natural environment. The peaceful surroundings are specifically chosen to support deep inner work and offer a sense of calm away from daily distractions.

Grof Legacy Training Nordic

Breathwork, inquiry, and inner exploration

Denmark Charlottenlund paid

Grof Legacy Training Nordic brings together experiential inner work and professional education shaped by psychiatrist Stanislav Grof’s research. Its programs include training in holotropic breathwork and psychedelic therapy, alongside plant-medicine retreats. The longer professional track is described as a three-year training, while public retreats have been described as seven-day intensives led by faculty. Breathwork, emotional process and guided group work are central themes, making this a more focused setting for people curious about experiential approaches than a drop-in meditation center. The Charlottenlund address is in the Copenhagen area, so it is less remote than a countryside retreat. Retreat dates, the venue used for each program, lodging, meals and participation requirements can vary. Confirm those details with the organizers before making travel plans.

Highlights

  • A three-year professional training track
  • Programs combining holotropic breathwork and psychedelic therapy
  • Public retreats described as seven-day intensives
  • Retreats led by Grof Legacy Training Nordic faculty

Good for

people curious about Grof-informed practicesholotropic breathwork studentsexperienced personal-development retreat participantsprospective psychedelic-therapy trainees

Setting

The listed address is on Ordrupvej in Charlottenlund, north of central Copenhagen. It offers a Copenhagen-area base rather than the feeling of a remote retreat landscape; ask the organizers which venue is being used for your chosen program.

The practice

Grof-informed work explores non-ordinary states and inner experience through approaches including holotropic breathwork, alongside study of psychedelic therapy. Retreat sessions are described as guided and group-based, while the longer training is intended for professional development. If you are new to this work, ask the organizers about preparation, screening and what to expect in a session before enrolling.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat or training, so confirm the schedule with the organizers. Public programs have been described as seven-day intensives, but exact session times, meals and free periods depend on the specific program.

Accommodation

Lodging arrangements are not established here. Ask the organizers whether accommodation is included or needs to be arranged separately for your retreat.

What to bring

For breathwork sessions, bring comfortable clothing that allows you to move and rest. The annual average temperature is 9.8°C, with cooler winters and wetter summer and autumn months, so pack layers and a rain jacket.

Address Ordrupvej 49, 2920 Charlottenlund, Denmark

How to get there

The address is Ordrupvej 49, 2920 Charlottenlund, north of Copenhagen. Check your route to the address or the specific retreat venue before travelling.

Nearest airport: Copenhagen Kastrup Airport (CPH) (17 km)

Copenhagen Kastrup Airport (CPH) is approximately 17 km away. A taxi is one option; check current public-transport routes or ask the organizers whether they arrange transfers.

Nearest city: Copenhagen

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the organizers directly to ask about enrollment and upcoming program dates.

Pricing

Programs are paid, but fees are not listed here; ask the organizers for current pricing and what each fee includes.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Feb, Apr, Mar

Avoid: Oct, Jul, Jun

Charlottenlund has an annual average temperature of 9.8°C, with the warmest months in June through August and the coolest in December through February. Rainfall is higher in June, July and October, so bring layers and wet-weather protection, especially outside the driest months of February through April.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How is a typical day structured?

The schedule varies by program. Ask the organizers for the daily timetable for your chosen retreat or training.

Can beginners take part in a retreat?

Ask the organizers about experience requirements, preparation and any screening for the specific retreat.

How long are the public retreats?

Public retreats have been described as seven-day programs, but dates and durations can vary. Confirm the length of the retreat you are considering.

What should I know about meals and accommodation?

Ask the organizers what is included and whether you need to arrange lodging or meals separately.

How do I book a place?

Contact the organizers directly to ask about upcoming dates, availability and enrollment.

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