• Single w/ensuite Oceanfront – CAD $2,960.00
  • Single w/ensuite – CAD $2,760.00
  • Single w/shared bathroom – CAD $2,335.00
  • Couple w/ensuite Oceanfront – CAD $4,505.00
  • Couple w/ensuite – CAD $4,110.00
  • Couple w/shared bathroom – CAD $3,715.00
  • Twin w/ensuite oceanfront – CAD $1,592.50
  • Twin w/ensuite – CAD $2,055.00
  • Twin w/shared bathroom – CAD $1,855.00
  • Three-share w/shared bathroom – CAD $1,650.00
  • Women Dorm – CAD $1,405.00
  • Male Dorm – CAD $1,405.00
  • Mixed Dorm – CAD $1,405.00
  • Tent Site Single – CAD $1,380.00
  • Tent Site Couple – CAD $2,510.00
  • Commuter – CAD $1,205.00
  • (All prices include CAD $1,080.00 base amount)

Date & Time Details:
Starts with dinner on June 3
Ends with lunch on June 8

Here is your program schedule

Location: Cortes Island

Tuition: $650 CAD

Campus Rates: Campus rates include accommodations, meals, Hollyhock activities, use of hot tubs and campus facilities (does not include tuition). Click here for details.

Scholarships: We believe that everyone should have equitable access to Hollyhock program experiences, and that our diverse community should be reflected in all that we do. We are committed to identifying and removing barriers to access through our scholarship program. While we strive to be accessible and inclusive to all, a limited number of scholarships are available ranging from 25%-90% of costs.

We encourage applicants from those whose identities intersect with, but are not limited to: Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, 2SLGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, newcomers, youth, and elders.

Please apply for a scholarship within your program registration form. We ask for a 5% refundable deposit to apply. Please contact us directly if you are unable to pay this deposit.

Health & Safety: Learn more about our Covid-19 policies and procedures here.

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Nitõtitān – Let’s Listen: A Yogic retreat to deepen connection to self, community and Land

With Malina Dawn

June 3 - 8, 2022

Nitõtitān is a Cree word meaning ‘Let’s listen’. Listening deeply is key to living in balance. Living in balance means we are not only taking good care of our self, but being an active and willing participant in life. We take care of our communities, the earth and all our relatives. When we are present and clear the debris of the mind, we can then listen and this listening allows us to learn where we are out of balance and make the changes necessary to live a joyful and fulfilling life centred in service. When we are in a state of present moment listening, we can hear the breath of our ancestors and instructions meant for us to live a meaningful life.

This retreat is intended to hold you as you are, you may drop into deep states of relaxation, process grief, catch new visions for your life, remember how to feel good in your body and mind. These indigenous ways of being are medicine that will meet you exactly where you are.

In this retreat on toq qaymɩxʷ (Klahoose), ɬəʔamɛn qaymɩxʷ (Tla’amin), and ʔop qaymɩxʷ (Homalco) Nations territory, you will have the opportunity to dive deep into contemplation and relationship with land through yogic and Cree Métis cultural teachings. Students will have two daily practices consisting of Hatha, yin/restorative, pranayama (breath work), japa (chanting), medicine songs and different forms of meditation. Each practice will be designed to bring the student into a place of stillness and contemplation. Expect to be moved by silence and sound in this retreat.  There will be a drum circles and teachings at the beginning and woven throughout the retreat. You will be encouraged to practice bringing yoga off the mat and into the world after the retreat.

Students can book private sessions with Malina while at the retreat to get insight into what practices or changes can help them create the transformation they desire in their lives.

Schedule

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Terms & Conditions

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Health & Safety

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Presenter

Malina Dawn
Malina is a queer nehiyaw-ahpihtawikosisān iskwew (Cree Métis woman) who weaves together, the worlds of indigenous wisdom and yogic knowledge. Raised on the prairies and well travelled through her young adult years, she found her own healing path through Yoga and the Red Road.  Through reclaiming her culture and applying the…
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