Imagine yourself…
Waking up slowly in beautiful Nashville fall weather with a lakeside view in a quiet cove.
Hiking through quiet nature.
Sipping alcohol-free drinks at brunch in the heart of Nashville's Lower Broadway with a group of fun bad-ass women.
Shopping, laughing, sharing stories, and feeling seen.
Resting deeply through yoga nidra meditation.
Sitting in honest sharing circles with women who understand.
Remembering that sobriety is not about missing out — it is about coming alive.
This retreat is for you if…
You are sober, sober curious, or exploring your relationship with alcohol.
You want deeper sober friendships and community.
You are craving rest, reflection, and emotional nourishment.
You want to learn more self-compassion, joy, and trust in yourself.
You are ready to be supported instead of holding everything together alone.
What’s included
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Fall in Nashville is the perfect blend of cozy nature, feminine fun, and soulful connection.
We’ll make space for both quiet restoration and meaningful community — because your sober life deserves both peace and pleasure.
Reserve your spot
Spots are limited to 10 to keep the retreat intimate, personal, and deeply supportive.
Join us for a beautiful fall weekend of sobriety, sisterhood, rest, and renewal.
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Questions, Answered with Care
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A Letter from Heather
When I stopped drinking, I thought the hardest part would be saying no to alcohol.
It wasn’t.
It was the loneliness.
I missed laughing, connecting, and having honest conversations that didn’t revolve around a glass.
That’s why I created this retreat experience. It's how I personally met my sober friends at 4 years alcohol-free.
This retreat is a space where you can show up exactly as you are, be met with compassion, and find your rhythm again.
You don’t have to wait for perfection to make new connections. You can start right here, right now.
— Heather Lowe
Come As You Are. Leave Lighter.
This isn’t about fixing yourself, it’s about remembering who you are when you feel safe enough to be seen.
You’re ready for more clarity, calm, and connection.
This is your invitation to join us.