Public data
Facility & program listings
Listings are compiled from publicly available information — operator websites, published program pages, and provider submissions (reviewed before publishing). We list retreats whether or not they pay us.
Methodology
How we vet
Choosing a spiritual or wellness retreat is a high-stakes decision. You deserve to know exactly where this directory’s information comes from, what’s reviewed, what’s paid, and what isn’t. Here is the whole picture.
Editorial review
Credentials & safety signals
Where available, we review facilitator training notes, screening practices, emergency plans, participant ratios, and cultural-respect statements. Matched claims appear as badges only when review confidence is high.
Public ratings
Reviews & reputation
Star ratings and review counts are stored snapshots from public sources when linked. We never write, edit, buy, or remove reviews — check the provider or the original review platform for the latest.
Community
Integration & aftercare notes
Integration circles, practitioner referrals, and aftercare links sync from public guides and partner directories where a reliable source exists. These are directories, not clinical referrals.
What’s paid, what’s not
Some operators may request featured placement in the future. Featured spots will always be labeled. Paid placement never changes a listing’s rating, reviews, or vetting badge, and operators cannot pay to remove accurate information. We do not take referral commissions on retreat bookings, and we do not operate a booking call center.
Standard directory listings remain free to browse. Requesting to be listed starts with an interest note — see List your retreat.
What we are not
We’re a directory and education layer — not a medical provider, counselor, travel agent, or booking service. We don’t give medical advice, diagnose conditions, or confirm your individual fitness for ceremony. Always verify screening, legality, and current offerings directly with the provider.
Plant medicine carries risks. Seek licensed care for medical or mental-health emergencies. Use our safety resources as a starting point, not a substitute for professional care.
Badge meanings
Shown on cards and detail pages when review depth supports them.
- Inward Stay vetted
Credentials, safety protocols, and ethics notes reviewed with enough evidence to publish the badge.
- Field reviewed
On-site or remote interview notes on file; still confirm current openings and protocols with the provider.
- Credentials verified
Training or lineage documentation checked against what the facilitator provided or published.
- Directory record
Listed from public sources; lighter review. Use “what we know / not confirmed” on the detail page.
How often things update
Listing text and contact details refresh when operators submit updates or when our editorial pass catches a change. Rating snapshots are monitored for age and refreshed through enrichment runs — not live on every visitor request. Broken links and stale pages are checked on a recurring schedule.
Found something wrong?
If a listing is inaccurate or a retreat has closed, write us and we’ll review it promptly. Operators can claim and update their listing through List your retreat.
Photos on this page illustrate sanctuary settings used across the directory. Individual listing photos come from operators or public sources credited on each detail page.