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Sunbeam Hollow Sanctuary was created from a simple belief:

Healing deserves space.

Space to slow down.
Space to exhale.
Space to step outside the roles, responsibilities,
and constant mental noise that can make it difficult to hear yourself.

Through restorative retreats, daylong immersives, workshops, and community experiences, Sunbeam Hollow creates room for women to rest, reflect, reconnect, and experience what it feels like to be cared for, too.

You may spend your days supporting your family, caring for the people you love, helping your clients, navigating a major life transition, or simply being the person everyone counts on. However you arrive, you do not need to have everything figured out first.

Each experience is different, but the intention is the same: to create a beautiful, welcoming space where you can set down what you have been carrying and, for a little while, stop being the person responsible for holding everything together.

A cozy living room with large windows, colorful cushions, a brick fireplace, and shelves filled with vases and books, illuminated by sunlight and candlelight, with the text 'Sunbeam Hollow Sanctuary' at the bottom.

Upcoming Offerings

Two women sitting on a wooden bench overlooking a field of colorful flowers during sunset with mountains in the distance.

Permission Granted: To Show Your True Colors

When someone you love is living with a dementia-related illness, so much attention is focused on them. Almost none is focused on you. This quiet, beautifully held day offers nourishing food, gentle reflection, optional connection with others, and a space to simply be. No caregiving. No fixing. No pressure. Just a day intentionally designed around you.

Because loving someone with a dementia-related illness changes your life, too.

Coming Autumn 2026

Cozy living room with leather sofa, colorful cushions, and a teal blanket, overlooking a winter landscape with snow-covered trees and mountains through floor-to-ceiling glass doors. The room is lit with candles, a lamp, and lanterns, creating a warm ambiance.

Permission Granted: To Rest

What if, for one weekend, no one needed anything from you?

For the women who spend so much of their lives caring for everyone else that they’ve forgotten what it is like to be cared for.

Feb 5 to 7, 2027

Five women standing close together with arms around each other's waists, watching a sunset over a valley with mountains and a lake.

Permission Granted:
To Come As You Are

A closed virtual circle for women who love someone living with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia-related illness.

Six women. Six live virtual gatherings.

Beginning September 9, 2026.

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