What do you mean by an “intentional reset”?
An intentional reset is a conscious pause—chosen, not forced.
It’s an opportunity to step out of daily routines and responsibilities and create space to reconnect, reflect, and realign. Rather than fixing problems, the retreat is designed to help couples reset their pace, attention, and priorities—together.
Is this retreat for couples who are struggling?
This retreat is best suited for couples who feel mostly stable and connected, or who are noticing the effects of busyness, stress, or transition.
It is not a substitute for couples therapy or crisis intervention. Couples experiencing acute distress may benefit from therapeutic support before attending.
Do we need prior experience with retreats or relationship work?
No.
Everything offered is accessible, practical, and grounded in real life. You don’t need any background in personal development or coaching to benefit from this experience.
Is this retreat more like therapy or a vacation?
It’s intentionally positioned between the two.
You’ll enjoy the beauty, comfort, and sensory richness of Tuscany, while also engaging in experiences designed to support connection and reflection—without clinical language or therapeutic intensity.
Many couples describe it as a meaningful reset rather than a program.
Will we be required to share personal details with the group?
No.
The retreat is designed so that most reflection and conversation happens privately between you and your partner. Group sharing is minimal and always optional. Emotional safety and privacy are core values of this experience.
What if one of us is more enthusiastic than the other?
This is very common and completely okay.
The retreat does not require high emotional expressiveness or prior enthusiasm. Many partners find that the gentle structure and thoughtful pacing naturally draw them in over time.
How structured is the retreat?
There is a clear, intentional rhythm to each day—balanced with ample free time.
Nothing is rushed. The schedule is designed to support presence, conversation, and rest, rather than constant activity.
Is this retreat spiritual or religious?
The retreat is reflective and intention-based, but not religious.
While we may gather in historic or meaningful spaces, the focus is on presence, connection, and shared experience—not belief systems or doctrine.
Is this retreat appropriate if our relationship is “mostly good”?
Yes, especially then.
Many couples attend because they want to protect and deepen what’s already working. An intentional reset is often most powerful when chosen proactively, rather than reactively.
What kind of couples tend to get the most out of this experience?
Couples who:
• Value quality time and meaningful experiences
• Appreciate thoughtful design and spaciousness
• Want to reconnect without pressure or performance
• Prefer subtle guidance over rigid instruction
If slowing down together sounds nourishing rather than uncomfortable, this retreat is likely a good fit.
What if we’re unsure whether this retreat is right for us?
Uncertainty is welcome.
If the idea of an intentional reset resonates, but you still have questions, we’re happy to help you explore whether this experience aligns with what you and your partner are seeking.
What is the overall intention of the retreat?
To create the conditions for connection.
By changing pace, place, and attention, couples are able to reset how they relate to one another—and return home feeling more aligned, present, and connected.
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