The Empowered Adoptee Retreat is a transformative journey for Korean Adoptees of all genders to explore identity, heal in community, and learn tools to live life more empowered.
Find meaningful connections with other Korean Adoptees on a similar journey
Connect with your heritage through Korean cooking, music, tea ceremonies, and more
A safe, nurturing space to help you process your emotions, build resilience, and grow
The Empowered Adoptee Retreat is an experience that goes beyond the ordinary. We are dedicated to providing a transformative journey that empowers you to embrace your identity, build healthy relationships, and thrive as an adoptee.
Foster meaningful connections, insights and belonging with others on a similar journey.
Proven strategies for healing and personal growth
Experience nourishment and healing for the heart, mind, body and soul.
Connecting to our heritage and identity through Korean cooking, tea ceremonies, music, dance and more!
Read what past attendees are saying about The Empowered Adoptee Retreat.
Experience the natural beauty, serenity, and charm of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Immerse yourself in nature and find healing in our luxurious accommodations.
Preview our curated, 3-night retreat experience.
We have limited spaces available so don't miss your chance!
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Claire is a certified Jay Shetty Empowerment Coach and Somatic Breathwork Practitioner with a mission deeply rooted in empowering individuals who have experienced adoption, especially in the context of transracial and transnational adoption. As a Korean adoptee herself, Claire possesses a profound understanding of the unique emotional journey that adoptees face.
Laurie is a Bay Area based speaker, teacher and healer. Professionally facilitating healing for over 20 years as a Reiki Master, Emotional Freedom Technique Therapist and Craniosacral Therapist. With deep love and soul purpose she teaches others how to create sacred space and deepens one’s connection and healing with oneself.
As a bi-racial daughter of a Korean adoptee, Jolie channels her passion for identity into her work designing inclusive experiences. She utilizes her expertise in user research and workshop moderation to work at the cross-section of new ideas and social impact.