This weekly gathering will support and deepen your Dharma practice in a time of global turmoil and destabilization, bringing Buddhist wisdom to the intertwined socioecological crises touching all our lives. Our time together will include guided meditation, teachings, and discussion.

In this EcoDharma retreat, led by Lama Willa Blythe Baker, Lama Liz Monson and Sarah Buie, we focus on connecting deeply with source, metabolizing loss, learning to seek and dwell in connection rather than isolation, in curiosity rather than despair and in love rather than fear. Hybrid retreat.

In this program led by Dawn Scott and Rupert Marques, we will call on the four establishments of mindfulness as a refuge and guide, helping us to metabolize the collective violence and ecological wounding that moves through our hearts, bodies, and beloved planet.

We invite you to join us in the Black Hills of South Dakota for the Native American Bearing Witness Retreat—a gathering shaped by humility, deep listening, and our shared intention to remember and reconnect with the ways of our ancestors.

Braiding together the teachings of the Buddha and Indigenous wisdom co-creates a foundation of truth, trust, and love. During this intensive retreat, we will explore ways of coming into the core of who we are, our own Original Medicine, and enhance our personal growth and purpose with nature as our teacher. Led by Carol Cano, Janet Roos, Carmen Alvarez, Jonathan Relucio, Kimber Simpkins-Nuccio, Mario Castillo and Sarwang Parikh.

This retreat with Johann Robbins, Cornelia Santschi, and Rose Mina Munjee will focus on fostering joy, healing, and integration through Ecodharma by exploring challenging emotions in a supportive community, and cultivating a deeper sense of belonging with both the earth and each other.

This POC offering empowers individuals from diverse backgrounds—organizers, healers, educators, and activists—to address the polycrisis and deepen their sense of belonging. Kritee Kanko, Kaira Jewel Lingo, Imtiaz Rangwala, and Ramon Gabrieloff-Parish will lead this retreat.

This is an opportunity to spend a day outdoors together, working gently with the earth as an expression of our hearts. The day will be framed by periods of meditation and contemplation cultivating greater awareness in a daily life setting. The retreat day will be facilitated by Nathan Glyde and James Blake.

CPC provides psychological training and skills for therapists, healers, and allied professionals to address the growing mental health impacts of the climate emergency. Applications for Fall 2025: May 1-June 30.