Resurgence Retreats
Build healthier patterns, together
A four-week online course comes before the in-person retreat at Resurgence Retreats, giving participants time to work on their relationship with themselves and others before arriving. Cohorts of up to 10 take part in “Becoming the One,” which focuses on recognizing unhealthy relationship patterns and cultivating healthier connections. At the retreat, the program may include yoga, sound bath ceremonies, coaching, and chef-prepared whole-food meals. The center also offers harm-reduction support around the optional sharing of medicinal mushrooms under Colorado Proposition 122; a mushroom journey is not required to attend. Retreats are available for women, men, and custom groups. The kitchen can accommodate a range of dietary needs, with vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free options among those listed, plus homemade teas and snacks. With several kinds of support woven into the program, the experience is structured around personal reflection without making plant medicine the only focus.
Highlights
- Four-week online “Becoming the One” course in cohorts of up to 10
- Optional medicinal mushroom journey with harm-reduction guidance
- Retreats for women, men, and custom groups
- Chef-prepared whole-food meals, homemade teas, and snacks
- Yoga, sound bath ceremonies, and coaching in one program
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Setting
The retreat is associated with the Como area, where its program combines group work and holistic practices in a residential retreat setting. The atmosphere is shaped more by the guided course and shared meals than by a stated religious tradition.
The practice
There is no single named meditation tradition here. The program blends coaching and relationship-focused reflection with yoga and sound bath ceremonies. Medicinal mushrooms may be part of an adult participant’s experience, but the journey is optional; the center describes its approach as harm-reduction-focused and guided around Colorado Proposition 122. Newcomers can attend without taking mushrooms.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm it with the center. The program may include yoga, sound baths, coaching, and shared meals, with snacks and homemade tea available during the day; specific session times are not stated.
Accommodation
Room amenities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and towels, but the room types and sleeping arrangements are not described. Ask the host about room configuration before booking.
What to bring
Pack comfortable clothes for yoga and sound-bath sessions, plus any personal items that help you feel at ease during reflection and coaching. Ask the host what to bring for the season and for your specific retreat.
How to get there
Retreat directions lead to 379 Chippewa Road in Como: from Denver, take Peña Boulevard to I-70 west, then US-285 south toward Fairplay; in Jefferson, turn onto County Road 15 and then Chippewa Road. The listed address is also 975 N. Lincoln St., so confirm your arrival address with the host before setting out.
Retreat pricing starts at USD 222. Confirm the current rate and what is included for your chosen program.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to take mushrooms to attend?
No. The mushroom journey is optional and is not required to participate in a retreat.
Can beginners join the program?
The center describes a guided program combining coaching, yoga, and sound baths, and does not state a prior-experience requirement. Ask the host about the right retreat for your needs.
What food is served, and can dietary needs be accommodated?
Meals are chef-prepared and focused on whole foods. The kitchen can accommodate dietary needs, with options including vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free.
How do I reserve a place?
Ask the center directly about current dates and its reservation process.
How long is the online preparation?
Before the in-person retreat, participants join the four-week “Becoming the One” course in cohorts of up to 10.
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