12 People interested ALM RETREAT (4-day mountain getaway for more balance and serenity) Weerberg, Austria $880 / 4 Days 5.0
9 People interested LIVE YOUR S.E.L.F. Special: 2-Week Psychological Retreat with Coaching, Breathwork, and Yoga in Bali Bondalem, Indonesia $5,739 / 14 Days
12 People interested LIVE YOUR S.E.L.F. - RECONNECTION & FLOW: 2-Week Special - Psychological Retreat in Sri Lanka Talalla, Sri Lanka $6,892 $5,514 Kombi-Rabatt / 15 Days
8 People interested Hero's journey with systemic constellations (for young adults) - Cologne Köln, Germany $170 / 2 Days
7 People interested Reset & Rise: 7 Days in Mallorca—When High Performance Stops Feeling Good Porreres, Spain $3,046 / 8 Days
11 People interested Intensive week: feel your health holistically Altenfelden, Austria $1,987 / 8 Days
16 People interested LIVE YOUR S.E.L.F. - Psychological Intensive Retreat incl. Yoga, Breathwork & Ceremonies in Bali Tejakula / Singaraja, Indonesia $3,387 / 8 Days 5.0
7 People interested LIVE YOUR S.E.L.F. - DEEP INSIGHT: Psychological Retreat with Coaching, Breathwork, and Yoga in Morocco Lalla Takerkoust, Morocco $2,928 / 8 Days 5.0
3 People interested LIVE YOUR S.E.L.F. - Psychological coaching retreat with breathwork and yoga in Greece Andros, Greece $2,928 / 7 Days 5.0
16 People interested Yoga, meditation, energetics, thermal spa | The yoga break you're really longing for | Switzerland St. Margrethen, Switzerland $891 / 3 Days 5.0
9 People interested Men's weekend at the Gottin manor house Warnkenhagen OT Gottin, Germany $623 / 3 Days 5.0
12 People interested 1:1 Retreat "Shamanic Medicine Wheel" – Your Exclusive Healing Journey (max. 2 people) Rösrath, Germany $1,058 / 4 Days
8 People interested 3-5 days of yoga, meditation, energy work | Deluxe Gourmet SPA Awards Hotel | Bregenzerwald, near Switzerland Mellau, Austria $1,491 / 4 Days 5.0
10 People interested Who I really am - yoga & coaching in the Alps Aschau im Chiemgau, Germany $846 / 5 Days
7 People interested Couples' seminar Corfu - Spirit of Love | Closeness, depth & vitality in the relationship | 26.09. - 03.10.26 Arillas, Greece $726 / 8 Days
16 People interested “ Together ” Living The Life You Love - Private Relationship Retreat Ibiza, Spain $8,233 / 8 Days
6 People interested Qi Gong and resilience—for women who finally want to be there for themselves. Zangberg, Germany $458 / 3 Days
11 People interested "FULFILLING" Life Reset & Restart Ibiza - 1-on-1 Life Coaching: A Break for Renewal Ibiza, Spain $6,469 / 8 Days
14 People interested BEYOND LIMITATIONS - Exclusive women's retreat on Crete I Hello Transformation & Byebye Limitation Kalyves, Greece $1,634 / 7 Days
14 People interested GROWTH & CLARITY – Reflection Days Retreat Griechenland mit Body & Breathwork Tyros, Greece $1,998 / 5 Days
Coaching retreat versus office coaching An office coaching session lasts sixty or ninety minutes, sits between two meetings and ends when the next calendar window opens. Insight often arrives, but it has no room to settle. This is where a coaching retreat differs from a regular session: setting, duration and intensity are chosen differently. The programs in the catalogue run for three to seven days in one stretch, with the clear weight sitting around four to five days. The coach is available not only in scheduled sessions but as part of a compact day in which nothing else competes for attention. No inbox, no family, no appointments. What that opens up is a different depth: topics that would feel too large for a ninety-minute session can be worked through piece by piece over several days. The second difference is the place. Most houses sit deliberately away from cities — by a lake in Mecklenburg, in the Lahn-Dill hills, on Ibiza, in Bali. The location is not just a backdrop, it is part of the method. Anyone sitting at the usual desk thinks in the usual patterns. Anyone waking up in a house at the edge of a forest has already let go of the filter "this is just how things are for me" before the first session begins.
Which topics the programs actually address The catalogue is broad, but three areas appear distinctly more often in the program descriptions than the rest. Life direction and self-leadership. The largest group. Programs carry titles like "living self-determined", "self-discovery" or "time-out in nature" and work with clients on the question of which direction the next years should take. Often in phases with pending decisions — changing jobs, relocating, entering a family phase, leaving one. Format usually three to seven days, often by a lake or in a rural setting away from city distractions. Locations in the catalogue include Krakow am See in Mecklenburg, the Lahn-Dill hills in Hesse, Leipzig and the Grand Est region in France. Life Coaching in a one-to-one setup. Programs like "EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE RETREAT - LifeCoaching 1:1" on Ibiza or multi-day intensive coachings in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. One coach works exclusively with one person, on an individual plan, with no group component. Higher price point, but full attention. Suited to people arriving with a concrete concern they want to work through quickly, without taking on group dynamics. Consciousness-oriented and psychologically informed formats. Here, coaches with psychological training, sometimes qualified psychologists, work on deeper patterns — beliefs, earlier relationship experiences, identity. Programs such as "Discover Your S.E.L.F." on Bali or consciousness retreats on Ibiza are typical examples, sometimes combined with hypnosis coaching or energetic work. These programs are not a substitute for therapy, but they sit closer to psychological work than pure strategy coaching does.
How a coaching day is built The daily structure looks similar across the catalogue, even where the content focus differs. Mornings usually belong to the coaching session itself. One or two units of 90 to 120 minutes each, working through the topic the person brought along. In a 1:1 format this means a private conversation with the coach; in a group retreat it is a mix of guided work and individual time. The morning is the most focused phase of the day, and it is placed there deliberately, where attention is highest and the rest of the day has not yet pulled energy in other directions. The afternoon is usually quieter by design. Reflection time, writing tasks, a long walk, or gentle movement — much of what the programs label "integration time". The thinking behind it: what was moved in the morning needs space to settle before the next step arrives the following day. In houses by a lake or in the woods, the surroundings are part of the method, not a break from it. The duration range across the catalogue runs from two to eight days, with the clear weight around four to five days. Shorter weekend formats suit a single, well-defined topic. Programs of five days and longer leave room for more than one theme and for the phase where what was worked on first has to land in everyday life.
Who a coaching retreat fits — and where the line runs A coaching retreat fits people with a clearly nameable concern from life, work or relationship. Typical topics arriving with the booking: a pending decision, the feeling of being off one's own track for a longer stretch, a concrete transition in career or private life phase, a wish for more clarity about the next stage. Where a coaching retreat is not the right format: in acute clinical situations such as depression, anxiety disorders, trauma sequelae or addiction issues. Coaching is not a substitute for therapy and does not replace medical or psychotherapeutic treatment. Anyone currently in treatment or holding a diagnosis should check with the treating professional before booking. Some coaches in the catalogue are qualified psychologists themselves, but that does not change this distinction — in this setting, they too offer coaching, not therapy. A pre-booking call makes sense in every case, usually free of charge and twenty to thirty minutes long. The points to cover: does the concern match the format, does the coach match the person, what is realistically reachable in the chosen duration, what is not. A good pre-call ends with a clear recommendation from the coach — including the recommendation to choose another path if the concern sits outside the coaching frame. Many programs add a follow-up call three to six weeks after the retreat, to support the transfer into everyday life.