Unwind anxiety's grip through mindful retreats that calm your nervous system and restore natural peace
Anonymous says, "Gregory is The person you want to have in your corner when you decide to go on such a journey. He is calm, reflective and brings a palpable strength to the process." See more
Karol says, "I recently had the chance to join an ayahuasca journey with Mar, and it was truly unforgettable. The location itself is magical – surrounded by lush jungle, with mornings filled with birdsong, evenings echoing with monkeys, and at night the soothing sound of the ocean." See more
Deborah says, "Marc is great, he is so lovely, kind, fun and helpful. Marc does a wonderful job welcoming everyone and is always ready to help you get the best from your experience." See more
Nia says, "My time spent with Shelley Ann and Shawn (Mr. and Mrs. Shrooms) was absolutely transformational. Not only is their space beautiful and filled with loving intention, they themselves are too." See more
Antoine says, "Beautiful, transformative experience in a warm setting with inspiring people! Thank you for the journey! " See more
Lima says, " During this ritual the organisation and all the details were perfect. I highly recommend this team. Allow yourself to find the path to healing with great people." See more
Anxiety-focused retreat costs vary widely depending on location, duration, and approach. From the examples provided, you can expect to pay between EUR €300-900 for shorter programs (1-5 days) and EUR €2,000-3,500 for more comprehensive retreats (4-7 days). Programs in Europe tend to range from EUR €800-2,300, while retreats in Mexico and Central America typically cost between USD $1,900-3,800. Most retreats last 2-4 days, with daily costs averaging EUR €300-500 or USD $400-700. Luxury or specialized retreats with personalized treatment plans generally command higher prices, while group retreats often provide more affordable options.
This answer may vary depending on who you ask. Some Amazonian shamans proudly boast of the number of individuals they have successfully healed with ayahuasca from serious illnesses such as HIV, cancer, paralysis, or organ failure. While they may be telling the truth, there is no scientific evidence to back these claims and we do not encourage anyone suffering from life-threatening ailments to hope that ayahuasca would cure them.
Actually documented in a growing body of scientific studies are indications that ayahuasca may assist with alleviating symptoms of psychological conditions such as depression, anxiety, addiction, eating disorders, and neurodegenerative illnesses such as Parkinson's disease. PTSD symptoms, according to personal testimonies of many war vets who have gone to retreats, can also be relieved.
As far as physiological disorders go, there has been no research published as of yet, but the long tradition of ayahuasca's therapeutic usage and the antimicrobial properties of the B. caapi vine suggest that it may be beneficial at least for cleansing the body and clearing out some bacterial or parasitic illnesses.