June 5 – 8, 2020
With Tracey Kindall
$390
Have you lost your way? Forgotten who you are at the roots of your being? Feeling called by a 
mysterious voice at the edge of your awareness? Haunted by the sense that something – large or small – is missing? Hungry for story, for roots, for spirit? Thirsty for the power of the WILD FEMININE?
This June, Caring for the Wild Feminine will provide a safe nature-rich place for rest and restoration, as well as a nurturing retreat structure that will lead you back to the WILD FEMININE via connection to Earth, Story, and Spirit.
Over the long weekend, we will work alone and together to slow down, explore silence and the power of story, nurture mythic mind and imagination, sync ourselves to Earth’s rhythms, define what it means to live “untamed” lives, and reconnect with our rich feminine heritage and inherent wildness.
Lovely Mavens’ Haven in Lucile offers a quiet refuge nestled on the banks of the wild Salmon River and overflowing with life and inspiration. This retreat will include a combination of nature immersion, group and individual exercises to nurture imagination and intuition, periods of shared silence, and supportive guided meditations. Delicious and simple vegetarian meals will be feed your body and soul, and optional evening sauna sessions will offer a cleansing way to finish your days. During free time, the Haven and its surroundings offer ample opportunities for walking, labyrinth work, river gazing, napping, and space to create.
The retreat will begin at 2:00pm on Friday, June 5, and conclude Monday, June 8, after lunch at 1:00pm. All times are MST.
Guests are expected to arrive Friday afternoon by or before 2:00.
Retreat fee of $390 includes private accommodation and all meals Friday dinner through Monday lunch. View accommodations here. The weekend will be nourished by homemade vegetarian meals using the stored garden bounty of the Haven.
To hold your accommodation, please send the following Registration Form and a $50 deposit to Tracey Kindall, PO Box 326, McCall, 83638.
Retreat Registration Form 
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Questions? Please call or email Tracey at 208-271-6583 or email [email protected]. Payment via PayPal is available.
Testimonials from students:
“Amazing class! Wonderful, erudite and amazing instructor. I would take any class from her.”
“Excellent instructor. Her knowledge of the subject was outstanding, and her presentation style warm and engaging. She’s the ‘real deal.’ The entire class seemed to enjoy the class as much as I did!”
“I really do enjoy your classes and I think you are an excellent teacher. You are so knowledgeable and put the information into a format we can easily digest. Keep doing what you’re doing.”
“Your wonderfully curated, extensive stores of knowledge amaze me.”
“I would definitely recommend taking a class with Tracey. She is very knowledgeable on both mythology and the chakra system. She made me feel welcomed right away and I felt comfortable sharing and asking questions. The class was very insightful and unlocked the imagination.”
“Best. Course. Ever! Tracey was well prepared and extremely knowledgeable about the subject. She is adept at encouraging discussion. Her materials and presentation made the subject matter interesting and engaging. I look forward to taking more of her classes in the future.”
General Itinerary – detailed itinerary will follow
Friday Day’s Theme: Story
2:00 Welcome – Getting Oriented: meeting the Haven and each other
Saturday Day’s Theme: Earth
Sunday Day’s Theme: Spirit
Monday Day’s Theme: circling back to Story
1:00 Closing
Your retreat guide will be Tracey Kindall, dedicated teacher & scholar of myth. Tracey holds an MS in Folklore from the University of Oregon, is a history teacher at McCall’s internationally-accredited North Fork School, and teaches mythology classes at BSU’s Osher Institute. She is also an RYT500 yoga instructor. Her recent 9-month class series, Caring for the Wild Feminine, was a hit in McCall and she is eager to share expand this material within a retreat format. Tracey is a passionate lover of nature and story, and offers her work in the service of Earth, Story, and Spirit. She lives in McCall with her family which – in addition to 5 humans – includes 2 dogs, 2 cats, 5 goats, 6 geese, a rescued wild duck, and a small flock of chickens.