Five Days of Healing

Gather at the Farm of Dreams for check-in and introductions. Transportation is provided.

A full meal together before the day begins. All meals are included — no cost to participants.

Initial intake assessment followed by guided mindfulness activities to ease into the program framework.

Settle into your cabin at Sandhill Scout Reservation. All lodging is provided at no cost.

Midday meal with the group.

Structured group activities designed to build trust and connection among participants — the foundation everything else builds on.

Morning meal at the cabin before the day's sessions begin.

Group transportation departs for Sandhill Scout Reservation.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy with licensed clinicians. Eye movement-based processing to begin retraining how the brain stores traumatic memories.

Guided yoga or Integrative Restoration session — full-body relaxation protocol targeting the nervous system's stress response at the root level.

Midday meal together.

A therapeutic music group experience on the waterfront — drumming, shared rhythm, and the kind of connection that first responders rarely find in traditional treatment settings.

Morning meal before another full day of clinical work and experience.

Group transportation to the day's session location.

Continued Accelerated Resolution Therapy sessions. Building on the previous day's work — deeper processing, measurable results.

Integrative Restoration midday session — a clinical protocol developed from ancient yogic techniques that targets the nervous system directly.

Midday meal with the group.

A scenic afternoon on the water — time to decompress, connect, and let the day's therapy begin to settle in Florida's natural environment.

Morning meal. Final full day of clinical programming.

Group transportation to Sandhill Scout Reservation for morning sessions.

Final round of Accelerated Resolution Therapy sessions. Most participants experience significant symptom reduction by this point in the program.

Movement and nervous system regulation — integrating the week's clinical work through the body as well as the mind.

Afternoon meal before the day's experiential activity.

Animal-assisted interaction at a local alpaca farm. There is genuine clinical evidence for the calming effect of animal interaction on the nervous system — and it is also just a good afternoon.

Final morning meal together as a cohort.

Check out of lodging. Bags are transported and stored so you can focus on the final day's programming.

Final gathering at the primary program location for the morning's session.

Final Accelerated Resolution Therapy session. Integration-focused — consolidating the week's progress and establishing forward momentum.

Final iRest session — a grounding, full-body practice to close the clinical work and prepare for the transition home.