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About Retreat House at Dunas Douradas
Retreat House at Dunas Douradas
Mission & Vision
This plant medicine work is for those ready to explore deeper layers of their emotional lives in a supportive, nonjudgmental environment – whether through an intimate group retreat or a private, day-long individual experience.
Becca is a clinician, emotions therapist, and master guide of the Emotional Liberation® method. Her multidisciplinary, trauma-informed approach helps people meet, understand, and move through difficult emotions with greater awareness and capacity, supporting greater emotional freedom and well-being.
She believes that with appropriate preparation, emotional support, and integration, a plant medicine journey can be a meaningful and rewarding experience, even when challenging emotions or unexpected material arise.
Becca is a clinician, emotions therapist, and master guide of the Emotional Liberation® method. Her multidisciplinary, trauma-informed approach helps people meet, understand, and move through difficult emotions with greater awareness and capacity, supporting greater emotional freedom and well-being.
She believes that with appropriate preparation, emotional support, and integration, a plant medicine journey can be a meaningful and rewarding experience, even when challenging emotions or unexpected material arise.
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Getting Here
Retreat House at Dunas Douradas, Lagos, Portugal
Directions
Lagos, in southern Portugal, is easily accessible from either Faro or Lisbon. The region's main international airport is Faro (FAO), approximately 50 minutes from Lagos by car. You can fly directly into Faro and continue to Lagos by train or bus.
Alternatively, fly into Lisbon and connect to Faro with a short domestic flight, followed by an approximately one-hour train ride to Lagos. Or, my personal favorite, take the scenic 3–4-hour train or bus journey directly from Lisbon to Lagos. It's a lovely way to begin your Portuguese adventure.
Alternatively, fly into Lisbon and connect to Faro with a short domestic flight, followed by an approximately one-hour train ride to Lagos. Or, my personal favorite, take the scenic 3–4-hour train or bus journey directly from Lisbon to Lagos. It's a lovely way to begin your Portuguese adventure.
