After we have spent the spring of 2020 in quarantine / lockdown and possibly the summer of 2020 as well, many will be needing to escape to a safe environment for some healing.
A safe space.
A men only space.
Where we can cry and complain - in a safe space
We can allow our emotions out and not hide and through group strength and acceptance, learn to appreciate what we have been through
and accept our part in the drama.
OCTOBER 2nd - 4th 2020
£150 with All Meals / Refreshments 24/7
Delightful overnight accommodation
SAVE £50 IF BOOKED BEFORE AUGUST 1st 2020
This weekend we will look at our individual life journey through this quarantine / lockdown period and compare notes, share stories - and through tears and laughter, games and soul searching, we will find a better way forward and where we can use these experiences to make us stronger and not to weaken us.
Through
MEDITATION
INTERCONNECTED BREATH
STORY TIME
SHARED MEALS
and more, we will come together as a community within Hamilton Hall and combined, will try between us all to find the strength to make sense
of it all and to be strong for the future.
We all went through it and are still going through it
Maybe for years to come we will feel the ramifications of this
Thousands of business closed
Thousands of jobs lost
Savings wiped out
Emotionally drained
No idea about the future
A sense of loss.
We are not here to play THE BLAME GAME
as we all know the truth about who did and who did not and
this weekend is about positive thinking.
Come and share with like minded men in a
fully supportive environment
for a weekend of healing
Terms & Conditions are different to our 'Pre Corona' T&C.
Better and easier for you to cancel at short notice with less penalties.
Date change by you or us - is free
Cancellation - 7 days min. notice of cancellation and 50% is retained if you cancel.
Less than 7 days - no refund.
If we cancel - a future date will be offered and / or a full refund will be offered.
This is an X Rated weekend - Adults Only.
Please be responsible and mature in all dealings with Hamilton Hall.
No childish adolescent behaviour please.
mjb
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