Coaching & Community for Women Leaders

When we publicize our Tide Risers retreats, we often focus on the more tangible aspects of the experience: luxurious accommodations at beautiful venues, Equine-Facilitated Learning, massage, creative masterclasses, and more. But what is by far and away the most important part of the retreat experience is community-building.

Networking is a vital component of a healthy career, and a necessity to enable us to pursue our intentions and goals. Research shows us, however, that women devote less time and resources to networking than men do, which hurts our ability to garner promotions, visibility, and new opportunities. Are you ready to network better? Here are some quick tips to help you activate your network.

The events of 2023 have shed a light on the importance of building community, seeking understanding, and striving for peace. Times like these call upon each of us to do our part -- no matter how seemingly small -- to work toward these critical aims with intentionality and diligence.

While the world often feels increasingly fractured, violent, and unpredictable, this year I have witnessed great acts of togetherness, compassion, and grace. Here are a few examples from my experience in 2023.

Mothering is probably the hardest job on earth, and it's made harder by a lack of investment in mothers' mental and emotional health and well-being. Mothers need to take time to step away from the demands of their daily responsibilities, focus in on themselves, and let someone else take care of them for a change.

That's why we're offering a retreat for mothers at Shore Hall in March 2024. Moms, you deserve this.

While we all appreciate a strong work ethic, constantly putting in overly long hours isn't sustainable. It will also inhibit your ability to be a visionary thinker and leader. Instead of being constantly on the grind, we need to find ways to intersperse our task-oriented work with experiences and exercises that ignite our creative spirit and stoke our innovative abilities. Here are three tips for doing so.

Our latest Tide Risers retreat brought together members of our community in the English countryside for a weekend of relaxation, self-reflection, and wellness.

So often the answers we seek are hidden in plain sight, and we need perspective and and a skilled outside eye to help us find them. One thing I have found that is essential to this work is to carve out the time and space for reflection. I am thrilled to be able to offer the perfect opportunities to do just this through upcoming retreats I will be leading.