Discover, Transform, and Create New Patterns in One Walking Week

Are you tired of repeating the same patterns in your relationships? Do you feel stuck in the same dynamic, no matter how hard you try to change things? If this resonates, this walking week is for you. Together with my pack goats and pony, we’ll journey through the peaceful French countryside to help you gain clarity on your relationship patterns and create new, healthy connections.

In just one week, I’ll guide you to uncover the root of your relationship struggles and develop new, empowering habits. This is your chance to take responsibility for your behavior and engage in relationships more deeply and meaningfully.

What to Expect During This Week:

Day 1: Saturday – Arrival and First Insights Upon arrival, you’ll settle into your new home for the week, either my handcrafted Tiny House or a charming old stone house. After a relaxed meal, we dive right in—you’ll receive a reflection journal tailored to your specific relationship concerns. Your first task is simple: write down recurring patterns in your relationships. This brings immediate clarity and sets the stage for your journey. This is your first quick win.

Day 2: Sunday – Explore Emotions and Patterns We’ll explore the surroundings and meet the animals that will accompany us. On a 6 km walk, we begin exploring your attachment style. How you bond with others often dictates where things go wrong. We won’t just understand this—you’ll feel it. You’ll start to see where the pain points lie and why they keep recurring.

Days 3-4: Monday/Tuesday – Pilgrimage and Deeper Reflection We embark on a 20 km pilgrimage, with Pony Jo and goat Billy carrying our supplies, giving you space to reflect. Over these days, we delve into the emotional triggers in your relationships. What causes you pain? What sparks anger? We explore transactional analysis, understanding how you communicate from your Parent, Adult, or Child role. You’ll see how you respond in relationships and uncover the deeper causes of your patterns.

Day 5: Wednesday – Learn Healthy Boundaries After days of reflection, it’s time for action. Using the Circle of Consent, you’ll learn how to set clear boundaries in relationships. During the walk, you’ll practice asserting your boundaries, feeling what it means to both give and receive with mutual respect. This gives you immediate control and confidence in shaping your relationships.

Day 6: Thursday – Rest and Digest Today is a rest day to allow everything you’ve learned to sink in. Reflect, read, paint, or explore the surroundings in silence. This is a moment for inner peace, ensuring that all your new insights are fully integrated.

Day 7: Friday – Solidify New Patterns with a Final Walk We take a long, concluding walk along a stunning gorge, where you’ll bring together all the insights you’ve gained. We’ll discuss and reinforce the new patterns you’ve developed. You’ll feel stronger, more balanced, and ready to engage in your relationships with renewed energy and clarity.

Day 8: Saturday – Return Home with a New Perspective On this final day, you’ll say goodbye to the herd and your temporary home. You leave with a head full of new insights and a heart full of self-love. Equipped with tools and confidence, you’ll now approach your relationships in a way that truly reflects who you are.

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Why This Week Will Be Your Turning Point
This is more than just a walking retreat—it’s a journey to yourself. You’ll break old patterns and create new, healthier dynamics. You’ll discover how to approach relationships differently, without repeating the same painful cycles.

You’re here because you’re ready to take responsibility for your part in your relationships. You’re ready to see what’s really happening and to make conscious choices. This walking week helps you transform on a deep level, allowing you to reconnect—with yourself and with others.

Are you ready to break the cycle in your relationships?
Sign up for this unique walking week and take the first step toward lasting change.