REMEMBERING HER RETREAT

A two-day creative wellness retreat for women in Castle Rock, Colorado, offering guided art experiences, rest, and space to reconnect with yourself.

Two-Day Creative Wellness Retreat
March 28–29, 2026
Halfmoon Ranch, Castle Rock, CO

An intimate two-day retreat for women who feel a quiet longing to slow down, reconnect, and come back to themselves.

If you’ve been feeling tired in a way that lives deeper than your body - carrying a sense that something essential has been waiting beneath the noise - this retreat offers space to listen.

Remembering Her is not about fixing, transforming, or becoming someone new. It’s about creating gentle, intentional space to remember who you are.

  • Early Bird: $450 per person (first 4 sign-ups)

  • Regular: $475 per person

  • All meals, lodging, and retreat experiences included

  • Registration closes March 18, 2026

Learn more about the experience
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The highlights

Intuitive creative expression

Guided art and reflective practices designed to support expression beyond words. These experiences are process-focused and invitational, offering space to explore what’s emerging without pressure to perform or produce.

Reflection and rest

Spacious pacing woven throughout the retreat allows time for stillness, journaling, and quiet integration. This retreat honors rest as a meaningful and necessary part of remembering yourself.

Emotional safety and gentle guidance

All experiences are facilitated with care, choice, and emotional safety in mind. Participation is always optional, and you’re invited to engage in ways that feel right for you.

Sisterhood and shared presence

Held in a small-group setting, this retreat offers space to be alongside other women in a way that feels supportive rather than demanding. Sharing is optional, and presence is enough.

Nature and nourishment

Set at Halfmoon Ranch, the retreat includes nourishing meals and shared accommodations designed to support comfort, ease, and a sense of being held - with time to be outdoors, rest, and reconnect.

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Your Hosts

Dhruvi Mehta Shah

Dhruvi is the founder of The Art Alchemy Studio, where she guides deeply reflective, creative wellness experiences that help people slow down, reconnect, and express what words often can’t. Drawing from her own journey with ADHD, trauma, and healing through art, she creates emotionally safe, non-judgmental spaces for workshops, retreats, and community gatherings. With training in counseling and art-informed processes, Dhruvi blends creativity with mindful support to help individuals access clarity, presence, and self-connection.

The Art Alchemy Studio
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Brittany Harris

Brittany Harris is the founder of Fruition Wellness Co and a guide in embodied healing, energy work, and somatic awareness. With a background in Reiki, sound healing, breathwork, and fascia-based modalities, she supports participants in cultivating clarity, presence, and energetic sovereignty. Brittany’s approach blends subtle body wisdom with practical tools, helping individuals access deeper alignment, release tension, and reconnect to their own innate intelligence. Her teaching is rooted in the belief that embodiment and self-awareness are the foundation for conscious living, healing, and transformation.

Fruition Wellness Co.
  • A barn with black walls, red trim, and a star emblem on the upper front, surrounded by green grass and trees under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
  • A modern house with a dark exterior, a large front porch supported by wooden columns, and a ramp leading up to the front door. The house is set in a grassy area with blue skies overhead.
  • Bathroom with dual sinks, dark vanity, double mirrors, wooden shelving unit, lighting fixture with multiple bulbs, shower with glass door, towels hanging on the wall, and wood-look tile flooring.
  • A room with two sets of metal bunk beds with wooden accents, positioned near a window with gray curtains. The room has white walls, dark wood flooring, and a black ceiling light fixture.
  • A bedroom with six beds covered in white linens, a patterned rug, wooden ceiling, and a bookshelf against the wall, with warm lighting.
  • Bedroom with two beds, nightstand between them, window with curtains, and wall art, featuring wood plank flooring and a ceiling light.
  • Living room with leather sofas, a wooden coffee table, and a patterned throw blanket, opening to a kitchen with dark cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, and hanging light fixtures.
  • Living room with leather sofas, a TV mounted on the wall, shaggy rugs on the dark wooden floor, and various snacks and items scattered across the floor.
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Participants often leave with:

  • A deeper sense of inner calm and presence

  • Renewed connection to their intuition and inner wisdom

  • Emotional release held gently and without pressure

  • A felt sense of being nourished, rested, and resourced

  • Meaningful connection with other women

  • A personal artwork to take home - a quiet reflection of what was remembered

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Overhead view of three women sitting at a dark wooden picnic table outdoors, reading and writing in books and notebooks, with a cold drink on the table.
Scenic view of a landscape with trees, houses, and a highway, framed by red rock formations in the foreground.

If this retreat feels like a yes for you, I’d love to welcome you. And if you’re unsure or simply want to ask a few questions before booking, please reach out—I’m happy to connect.

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FAQs

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

  • The retreat takes place at Halfmoon Ranch in Castle Rock, Colorado, a peaceful, nature-based setting just south of Denver, chosen to support rest, reflection, and creative renewal.

  • No experience is needed. All creative experiences are gently guided and focused on expression, reflection, and presence—not skill or outcome. This retreat is about exploration, not creating a “perfect” piece.

  • The retreat is led by Dhruvi of The Art Alchemy Studio, and Brittany Harris of Fruition Wellness Co, with support from thoughtfully selected guest providers whose work aligns with the retreat’s values of presence, care, and creative wellness.

  • In addition to guided creative experiences, the retreat includes reflective practices, gentle embodiment, time in nature, shared meals, and ample time for rest. Guest facilitators may offer complementary practices that support nervous system regulation, self-connection, and overall well-being. All activities are optional, and you are always welcome to participate in ways that feel most supportive for you. Additional details will be shared closer to the retreat date.

  • No. While the retreat is held in Castle Rock, Colorado, women from anywhere are welcome to attend. Many participants travel from the Denver Metro Area as well as out of state.

  • Lodging is shared within the retreat house at Halfmoon Ranch. Rooms are designed to feel comfortable and restful, with shared bathrooms. Final room details will be provided closer to the retreat date.

  • Private room availability depends on the number of participants. If having a private room is important to you, please reach out before registering and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

  • All meals and snacks are included from Saturday breakfast through Sunday brunch. Meals are nourishing, thoughtfully prepared, and designed to support rest and creativity throughout the retreat.

  • Yes. We do our best to accommodate common dietary needs and allergies. You’ll be invited to share dietary preferences and restrictions after registration so we can plan accordingly.

  • Each day includes a balance of guided experiences and open space. There is intention without rigidity—allowing structure while also honoring rest, reflection, and personal pacing.

  • This retreat offers creative wellness experiences that are trauma-aware and gently facilitated, but it is not clinical therapy or art therapy. It is a space for self-connection, expression, and reflection within a supportive group setting.

  • This retreat is for women who feel a quiet longing to slow down, reconnect, and come back to themselves—especially those feeling tired in a way that lives deeper than the body. You don’t need to have a clear goal or reason to attend; curiosity and openness are enough.

  • Many participants attend solo. The retreat is intentionally designed to feel welcoming, grounded, and emotionally safe, with no pressure to share or participate beyond what feels right for you.

  • After registering, you’ll receive a detailed email with information on what to expect and bring. In general, bring comfortable clothing, layers for Colorado weather, a journal if you enjoy writing, and anything that helps you feel cozy and at ease.

  • Because this retreat includes lodging and advance planning, all registrations are non-refundable. If your plans change, you may transfer your spot to another participant with advance notice.

  • This is an intimate retreat with limited spots to maintain a spacious, personalized experience and allow for deeper connection and care.

  • Cell service is limited at Halfmoon Ranch, with Wi-Fi access available. This encourages presence and ease during the retreat experience.

  • Absolutely. If you’re unsure whether this retreat is the right fit, you’re warmly invited to reach out with any questions before registering.

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