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Join us in the red rock sanctuary of Sedona for five soul-nourishing days at The Briar Patch Inn, a quiet, earthy oasis nestled along the flowing waters of Oak Creek. Surrounded by ancient sycamores and towering canyon walls, this all-inclusive retreat is a gentle invitation to, breathe, and return to your inner rhythm, a pause from the noise, a space to remember who you are beneath the roles and responsibilities..

Step away from the noise of daily life and into a slower, more sacred pace. Over five days, you’ll be held by nature’s wisdom, nourished by chef prepared seasonal meals, and guided through reflective practices that soften the nervous system and awaken intuitive clarity.

We’ll explore the natural energy vortexes of Sedona powerful Earth sites known to support healing and transformation. With intentional time on the land, creekside meditation/yoga, and grounding movement practices, you’ll reconnect with your body, your breath, and your deeper knowing.

This retreat is not about fixing or striving. It’s a space to remember who you are beneath the roles and responsibilities. A return to stillness, simplicity, and soul.

Sedona Soul Retreat

Why this matters:

We’ll gather June 2nd–6th, 2026, for guided reflection, nature anchored practices, gentle yoga, slow mindful conversation, nourishing meals, and time to simply be.  

Stillness. Simplicity. Soul.
Five Days of Renewal in the Red Rock Sanctuary
The Briar Patch Inn | Sedona, Arizona

A Retreat to Remember Who You Are

Join us in the sacred landscape of Sedona for five deeply nourishing days of rest, reflection, and reconnection. Set within the quiet beauty of The Briar Patch Inn, nestled along the banks of Oak Creek, this retreat is a space to breathe deeply, unplug from the noise, and return to your own natural rhythm.

Let the land hold you. Let the stillness guide you. Let your soul speak.

What Awaits You

• Private cottage accommodations surrounded by nature

• Daily practices in gentle movement, mindfulness, and breathwork

• Soulful group circles and reflective prompts

• Nourishing, locally sourced meals prepared for you

• Guided experiences at Sedona’s sacred vortex sites

• Unstructured time for creekside rest, journaling, or wandering in the red rocks

• A like-hearted community, rooted in respect, warmth, and presence

Everything is cared for, farm-to-table meals, cozy creekside lodging, and all onsite logistics so you can fully exhale.

The Briar Patch Inn

Nestled on nine lush acres along the banks of Oak Creek, The Briar Patch Inn is more than a place to sleep, it’s a sanctuary for the senses and a gateway to deep rest.

Each of its nineteen handcrafted cabins, quietly tucked amid towering sycamores and mature trees, offers a cocoon of rustic elegance. Many cabins have fireplaces, private patios, and creek views. Some sit just footsteps from the water’s edge, where the sound of Oak Creek becomes your background music.

Inside, the décor is simple, tasteful, connected to place. Think warm woods, natural textures, subtle Southwestern touches spaces designed for slowing down. Rooms offer comforts like kitchenettes or efficiencies in select cabins.

The grounds themselves are part of the experience: garden trails, creek access for barefoot wading, invitations to sit outside by a fire, beside the water, in quiet. Mornings bring the ritual of a home‑baked breakfast beside oak trees; afternoons stretch out in silence, reflection, or gentle movement.

What you won’t find here are distractions: no loud electronics in the cabins, no bustling crowds, no demand to “do more.” It’s an environment that naturally invites simplicity, presence, and a letting go.

Who It’s For

This retreat is for anyone feeling the quiet pull to pause and return to what matters most.

You may be:

• A leader, caregiver, or creative needing space to refill your cup

• In a season of transition, seeking clarity and grounded guidance

• Craving deep rest, nature time, and soulful reconnection

• Ready to reconnect with your body, breath, and intuitive voice

You don’t need to be “burnt out” or “lost”, just willing to slow down and listen. This is a space of healing, not fixing.

What’s Included

• 4 nights lodging at The Briar Patch Inn

• Daily wellness practices (meditation, yoga, breath-work, embodied movement)

• Guided nature walks and creekside reflection

• Evening fire circles and meaningful conversation

• All meals: locally sourced, nourishing, and seasonal

Closing Reflection

This isn’t a productivity hack.
It’s not about optimization, hustle, or squeezing more into your days.

This is a return to rhythm.
A reset for your nervous system.
A remembering of what really matters.

Led by Scott Sadler and Melissa Hedstrom, co-founders of VitalEdge Wellness, this retreat is rooted in decades of experience in executive leadership, emotional intelligence coaching, and Earth-based wellness. We’ve walked with CEOs through transformation, held space for grief and awakening, and guided hundreds of individuals back to the deep wisdom within.

Throughout our time together, you’ll be held in a rhythm that nourishes both body and spirit, through daily practices in functional movement, intuitive nutrition, mindful rituals, and the grounding presence of yoga. These are not checklists or performance tools, they are invitations back to your natural pace, your breath, your center.

Our closing circle is not an end, but a homecoming. A space to integrate what you’ve remembered. To honor the shifts already stirring. And to return to your world with renewed presence, clarity, and strength.

We don’t offer quick fixes.
We offer presence.
Safety.
And a pathway back to the clarity and calm that’s always been yours.

Here in Sedona’s red rock sanctuary, we’ll hold the container, but the real work is quiet and internal. It’s about slowing down enough to hear the truth that’s been whispering underneath it all.

If you’re ready to soften, listen, and step into a new season with more groundedness and grace, we’re here to walk beside you.

This is your invitation to return to stillness, simplicity, and soul.