[Registration Closing Soon] 5-Day Silent Retreat: Mindful Self-Compassion at Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds


Mindful Self-Compassion
5-Day Silent Retreat

We invite you to discover the profound power of silence during our 5-day In Person Silent Retreat with Steve Hickman and Aimee Eckhardt at Asilomar Retreat Space, Pacific Grove, California.

DETAILS:
December 1st - 6th, 2024
Cost: $895*

Registration Closes November 25th.

*Does not include accommodations, cost of rooms and information below

See More About the Retreat Location:
Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds

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Join us at the scenic Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds for our 2024 5-day In Person Silent Retreat. Asilomar sits nestled along the shoreline of the brilliant blue Pacific, serving as a tranquil oceanfront retreat cradled by towering pine forests, pristine sand dunes and the dramatic, rocky coastline of the Monterey Peninsula in California.

CMSC’s retreats are based on the research and teachings of Drs. Kristin Neff and Christopher Germer, the co-developers of the Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) Program, as well as ancient wisdom practices from several traditions. The retreats offer an opportunity to renew and deepen our practice within an environment enhanced by silence. CMSC retreats are offered in three time zones (Americas, Europe/Middle East/Africa, and Australia/Asia) to appeal to a global audience. The retreats are led by experienced teachers who have been invited by CMSC to teach their retreats. CMSC’s retreats also serve as an opportunity for MSC teachers to continue to build their affect tolerance and equanimity so that they may hold their steady seat while teaching MSC.

MSC Teachers receive a $100 discount, please email professionaltraining@centerformsc.org to request code prior to purchase.

Please Note: Registration cost does not include the cost of accommodations, a link to book separately will be sent after registration. Cost of rooms: Double Room - $207.95, Single Room - $297.50

Limiting openings remain for this in-person event. Register today.


The Center for Mindful Self-Compassion is an international nonprofit organization that serves over 200,000 people in our global community. We are dedicated to alleviating suffering and improving the collective well-being of the planet through self-compassion training and practice. Our vision is a world where each person matters and everyone belongs.

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Center for Mindful Self-Compassion

The Center for Mindful Self-Compassion is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating suffering and improving the collective well-being of the planet through self-compassion training and practice. Our vision is a world where each person matters and everyone belongs. We welcome your presence. Join us at www.centerformsc.org

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