Host a Retreat

Host a Retreat

A typical coaching situation would have you connecting with your spirituality clients on a weekly basis. But retreats are another option for providing your services to those wishing to enjoy deeper spiritual fulfillment. Whether you offer spirituality coaching retreats in conjunction with regular coaching sessions or as a more in-depth, intensive type of coaching experience, you and your clients will enjoy many benefits. Learn more about how hosting a retreat is advantageous for your clients and your coaching business.

Client Benefits of Spirituality Coaching Retreats

1. Build momentum. Keep the momentum of encouragement and enthusiasm going with ongoing meetings and sessions.

2. In-depth coaching. The gift of time allows you to provide clients with more in-depth coaching that continues throughout the retreat.

3. Connect with others. Clients have the opportunity to get to know others at the retreat and can benefit from participating in peer groups.

How You Benefit from Hosting a Retreat

1. Reach larger numbers. Hosting a retreat allows you to work with a larger number of clients than you'd be able to on a one-on-one basis.

2. Spend longer amounts of time with clients. Retreats that are a few days or a week long allow you to coach clients for lengthier sessions, alone and in groups.

3. Expand coaching services. Even if you only offer retreats once or twice a year, it's still another way to expand your business.

Plan Your First Retreat

The task of planning your first spirituality coaching retreat may seem a little daunting. Work with your mentor or connections in the coaching community for support as you plan and schedule your event. Market and promote your retreat just as you would any other aspect of your coaching business. The benefits reaped by your clients will encourage everyone involved to plan for future retreats.