How can you respond when a friend invites you to a retreat?
Thank your friend for explaining their interest, then make your own inquiry.
Read the guideStart with the question closest to your decision.
Thank your friend for explaining their interest, then make your own inquiry.
Read the guideDecide which practical facts your family needs and which personal details you want to keep private.
Read the guideYou can prepare written questions and ask for a conversation format that feels manageable.
Read the guideSay what you know, what you are unsure about, and what you need help clarifying.
Read the guideAsk the provider to explain any physical contact included in the advertised activities and how permission is requested.
Read the guideShare information according to the purpose of the conversation and the responsible process.
Read the guideAgree that each friend makes an independent participation decision and uses the appropriate private process.
Read the guideList the ordinary conversations already connected to your question before assigning everything to a retreat decision.
Read the guideClarify any workplace expectation before linking personal retreat travel to a deliverable.
Read the guideTell the person what kind of conversation would help: listening, practical information, or discussion of an actual decision.
Read the guideTell the qualified professional what you are considering and bring accurate information about the actual proposal.
Read the guideIf you are considering an ayahuasca experience, ask Florian about the questions on your mind.