Escape to our serene 5-acre spa retreat in West Sonoma County for a day of transformative self-care. Your journey begins with a morning of relaxation, including a group cedar enzyme footbath, your choice of a 70-minute massage or a 65-minute custom facial, peaceful walking meditation through our bamboo forest, and guided meditation in our renowned Japanese garden. A nourishing lunch, crafted by a local chef with fresh, wholesome ingredients will be offered in a magical creekside setting beneath the shade of oak and bay trees.
In the afternoon, we’ll gather in our Ceremonial Circle for a healing Qigong session led by one of our skilled massage therapists and long-time Qi Gong practitioner, Sarah Gion. This is an ancient practice of working with the body’s energy through simple movements; this class will introduce you to gentle self-massage techniques and self-awareness exercises that are both grounding and revitalizing. You’ll leave deeply refreshed with simple, powerful tools to enhance your well-being and integrate into your daily life. There will be time for journaling and self-reflection as well.
This day-long retreat is an amazing opportunity to enjoy the best of what Osmosis has to offer; therapeutic healing services, a chance to unplug and unwind on our forested grounds, and an opportunity to escape for a day of self-care. This is a day to honor your body, calm your mind, and connect with nature and your vital energy source.
ABOUT SARAH
Sarah Has been a Qi Gong and Massage Practitioner since 2003. In her journey to optimize human performance and wellness, she quickly discovered Qi Gong as a tool for health and longevity. Empowering others to feel more comfortable in their bodies and honoring where they are at, is her passion. Homeostasis is constantly in flux and movement and so should be our wellness goals. Qi gong can help you access your authentic self and live in a more harmonious flow with your health and the world around you. Over the years she has trained with many different teachers and styles of Qi gong. Currently, she trains with Shifu David Wei in Oakland, and Shifu Justin Eggert in Santa Rosa. She maintains a daily practice and leads a Qi Gong Park Meetup at Ragle Ranch on Fridays at 9 a.m.
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