Journey to the Self
Therapists and healers carry a lot. Journey to the Self is a five-day immersive retreat in North Bimini created to make room for rest, curiosity, connection, and embodied learning.
Using Kanjana Hartshorne’s Koshas-in-Environment Model™, you will explore nervous system literacy, interoception, attunement, boundaries, and sustainable, neurodiversity-affirming ways of caring for yourself and supporting your work. The experience balances 15 CE credits with guided practices, reflection, ocean time, and space to integrate at your own pace.
Time with wild dolphins is an invitation to soften, open your heart, and connect with the natural world in a more reciprocal way. The dolphins often choose to approach us when conditions are right. We do not chase, touch, or ask them to perform. Instead, we make room for animal-led encounters rooted in presence, respect, wonder, and connection. Water participation is always optional.
This LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent-affirming retreat is designed with real nervous systems in mind, including rest, opt-in and opt-out choices, sensory supports, and welcomed accommodation requests. You will leave with practical tools, renewed connection to yourself and community, and a more spacious foundation for the life and work you care about.
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About Kanjana
Kanjana Hartshorne, LCSW, C-IAYT, is a somatic psychotherapist, IAYT-certified yoga therapist, Reiki Master, international speaker, and founder of Healing Hearts Wellness and Wanderhome Retreats.
A chronically ill, neurodivergent therapist of color, she creates experiential, neurodiversity-affirming spaces where therapists and healers can rest, learn, and reconnect with themselves and one another. Her work weaves yoga therapy, somatic and creative practices, Reiki, nervous system literacy, ritual, and community care, grounded in science and open to spirit.
Kanjana is the creator of the Koshas-in-Environment Model™, an embodied framework that supports clients and clinicians in exploring the layers of self within their relationships, environments, and lived realities. She has researched yoga for mental health at Temple University and led therapist retreats across the country. Her teaching is experiential, creative, and grounded in both clinical knowledge and lived practice, inviting therapists to engage body, energy, ritual, and community as part of sustainable care.
About the WildQuest Team
The WildQuest Team is an international, unique community of individuals, each with their own very special flavour. They will support you on land, on the boat and in the water, creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You are welcomed into a safe and loving space here at WildQuest that allows relaxation to happen, the feeling of being at home.
We will be going out on the boat each day to connect with the dolphins. Usually we have a picnic lunch on the boat. We will also visit the Atlantis Stones and snorkel at coral reefs.
Everything is optional – participate if it feels right for you. There will also be some free time to relax on the beach and explore the island.
Individual massage sessions are available.
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