Sedona, Arizona
Men's Retreat in Sedona
Led by a licensed therapist and experienced facilitation team. Four days of red-rock hikes, meaningful conversation, good food, and space to reconnect with yourself and a solid group of men.
Who this retreat is for
Most men will arrive on their own and will not know anyone when they get there. You do not need previous experience with men's groups or retreats.
This retreat may be a good fit if:
- ✓You are looking for a meaningful experience, not only a weekend away.
- ✓You are often a rock for other people and want space to reconnect with yourself.
- ✓You want time to step back, think clearly, disconnect from screens, and give attention to what matters most.
- ✓You want real conversations with other men that move beyond work, sports, and surface-level updates.
- ✓You are interested in personal growth without pressure to perform, prove yourself, or share more than you are ready to.
- ✓You enjoy being outdoors and are open to reflection, movement, conversation, and trying something different.
- ✓You want a retreat that includes depth, good meals, rest, laughter, and time to enjoy the outdoors.
- ✓You are willing to participate and see what four days away may open up.
The lodge and setting
Your home for the retreat
A comfortable private lodge in Sedona with room to gather, eat, rest, and recover after time outdoors. The property includes a heated saltwater pool, hot tub, cold plunge, sauna, and a game room for downtime between sessions. The setting is quiet, spacious, and built around the group's rhythm across the four days.
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What the retreat is actually like
FOUR DAYS IN SEDONA WITH A GREAT GROUP OF MEN.
Most men will arrive on their own and will not know anyone when they get there.
Over four days, the group will stay together in a comfortable private lodge, spend time on Sedona's trails, share meals, and take part in facilitated conversations, yoga, breathwork, grounding practices, and personal reflection.
Some parts of the retreat will invite deeper reflection. Other parts will be active, relaxed, and enjoyable. You will be encouraged to engage fully, and no one will be pressured to share more than he is ready to.
What you can take home
What this retreat is designed to support
A clearer sense of what matters
Time and space to consider what actually deserves your attention, and where you want to put your energy next.
A deeper understanding of yourself
Greater awareness of the patterns, pressures, and old stories shaping how you show up in your life and relationships.
Practices that help you stay grounded
Breathwork, grounding, and reflection practices you can return to when life gets heavy.
More confidence in important conversations
Practice saying what is true, asking for what you need, and staying present when a conversation becomes difficult.
A stronger experience of connection with other men
The experience of being known beyond the surface, and relationships that may continue after the retreat ends.
A commitment to what comes next
Time set aside on the final day to identify what you want to carry home and how you want to move forward.
4 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS
How we'll spend the four days
The schedule is intentionally structured without being packed from morning to night. Exact activities may shift based on weather, trail conditions, and the needs of the group.
Day 1
Arrival and opening circle
Arrive, settle into the lodge, and meet the group. Share dinner, review group agreements, and gather for an opening circle. Time built in to get comfortable and ease into the retreat.
Day 2
A full day in the red rocks
Spend much of the day on Sedona's trails, generally around 4-7 miles. Conversation, quiet reflection, breaks, and meals along the way. Return to the lodge to rest, enjoy the amenities, share dinner, and gather in the evening.
Day 3
Reflection and group conversations
A slower-paced day that may include yoga, breathwork, facilitated conversations, solo reflection, journaling, cold plunge, rest, or time to enjoy the lodge. Close with an evening circle.
Day 4
Integration and departure
Begin with grounding, gentle movement, or final time outdoors. Close with a group circle and time for each participant to name what he wants to carry home.
Your all-inclusive retreat experience
- Three nights at a private Sedona lodge
- Access to the lodge's pool, sauna, and cold plunge
- All meals throughout the retreat
- Four days of therapist-led men's work
- Planned time on Sedona's red-rock trails
- Men's circles and facilitated group conversations
- Yoga, breathwork, grounding, and reflection practices
- Solo reflection time in nature
- Pre-retreat preparation and integration resources
- A small, application-based group
- Retreat programming and on-site logistics
ALL-INCLUSIVE STARTING AT
$2,997
Payment plans are available. Travel to and from Arizona is not included.
A thoughtfully facilitated experience
What you can count on
Professional facilitation
Led by a licensed therapist and a team with experience in men's work, coaching, yoga, breathwork, and body-based practices.
A small group
The group is intentionally kept small so each participant has room to engage, connect, and be known.
Preparation and integration
You'll receive clear preparation before arriving and practical resources for bringing the experience home. A private group chat helps you connect with the other men beforehand and afterward.
Facilitation team
THE TEAM FACILITATING THE RETREAT
CHRISTOPHER LINKENBACH M.A.
Licensed therapist, coach, and men's group facilitator
Christopher is a licensed therapist and coach who has worked with men for over 5+ years. He leads ongoing men's groups and has facilitated over 20 retreats and experiential programs.
His approach is grounded in Jungian depth psychology and shadow work. He brings professional training and personal experience to the room, creating a space that is direct and without pretense.
M.A. IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY, EMPHASIS IN JUNGIAN AND DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY, PACIFICA GRADUATE INSTITUTE
DR. RUSTY HOLMES D.M.A., C.L.C
Mental fitness coach and IFS coach
Rusty is a mental fitness coach and IFS (Internal Family Systems) coach. Through his own life experience, he has seen how parts work has benefited his internal journey. He also has experience working with others to help them understand the inner parts that shape their decisions, reactions, and relationships.
At the retreat, Rusty brings movement, and parts-based work into the room. His style is warm, direct, and creative.
MENTAL FITNESS COACH · IFS COACH ·
Peter Lin
Wim Hof breathwork instructor, yoga teacher, and massage therapist
Peter is a certified Wim Hof breathwork instructor, yoga teacher, and licensed massage therapist. He also plays professional ultimate frisbee and understands what it means to train, recover, and work with the body as a whole system.
Peter leads breathwork, yoga, grounding, and body-based practices at the retreat. His teaching is practical, accessible, and grounded in real physiology.
CERTIFIED WIM HOF INSTRUCTOR · YOGA TEACHER · LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST
WHAT MEN ARE SAYING
Experiences from therapy, groups, coaching, and previous programs.
"Working with Christopher was different from any therapy I'd done before. It wasn't just about talking. It was about seeing parts of myself I'd been avoiding for years. I feel stronger, more grounded, and more connected to the people I care about."
Tom H.Individual therapy client"I came to Christopher feeling burned out and angry, and I didn't know why. He helped me slow down and get honest with myself. For the first time, I feel like I'm actually living my life instead of running from it."
Brian K.Individual therapy client"What I've appreciated most is that every session isn't just talk. Christopher gives practical tools I can actually use in day-to-day life. That combination of inner work and grounded support has made a real difference for me."
Dane W.Coaching client"Christopher is a great listener and creates space for you to feel heard. He's helped me understand what's coming up during challenging moments and link it back to deeper patterns. That kind of perspective has set me up well moving forward."
David B.Men's group participantQuestions people ask
THERE IS NO BETTER TIME THAN NOW.
December 3-6, 2026. Sedona, Arizona. Limited to a small group of men.
Applications are reviewed as they are received. Registration closes when the group is full.
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
Submit the short application
Tell us what is drawing you to the retreat.
SPEAK WITH THE TEAM
Schedule a brief conversation to ask questions and make sure the retreat is a good fit.
Reserve your place
If it feels right on both sides, choose your room and payment option.
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Apply for the Retreat
After applying, you will be invited to a brief conversation with the team to answer questions and make sure the retreat is a good match on both sides.