• Healing Through Nature: The Story of the Reveille & Retreat Project -17

  • Oct 2 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
  • Podcast

Healing Through Nature: The Story of the Reveille & Retreat Project -17

  • Summary

  • In this episode of Dog Tag Diaries, we sit down with the leaders of the Reveille & Retreat Project, a nonprofit dedicated to transforming trauma for military women through outdoor retreats, movement, meditation, and connection.

    Our two incredible guests today, Carole and Heather, are military women who took part in the transformative rafting retreat. Their experiences reflect the strength, courage, and healing power of nature that the Reveille & Retreat Project brings to life. Together, we will explore the unique challenges faced by military women, both during and after their service, and how these retreats empower women to reclaim their strength and find their voice. Listen in as we dive into their recent collaboration with Warrior Impact on the Military Women’s River Rafting Retreat, discussing how nature, storytelling, and vulnerability are fostering deep healing and building a powerful sense of community.

    Resources Mentioned in Today's Episode:

    Reveille & Retreat Project Website

    Warrior Impact

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    Learn more about Reveille and Retreat Project:

    reveilleandretreatproject.org

    Instagram: @reveilleandretreatproject

    Facebook: Reveille and Retreat Project


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