Women’s Retreat
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Kissimmee, FL
Renewal &
Radiance
Morning sound baths
Meditation
Breath work
Cooking lessons
Daily workshops tailored for you (intimacy, confidence, house cleaning tips, time management, motherhood, and more!)
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Reviews
rachel
This women’s retreat was a truly life altering experience in so many ways and I wish every woman could experience it for themselves.
I almost cancelled my plans to attend this retreat as my brother in law passed away the weekend prior and I wanted to be around to support my family. However, my sister and others pushed me to take the time for myself.
I cannot be more grateful that I attended and got to experience this weekend for myself.
Friday night there were a lot of nerves in me and I was very concerned as to whether or not I would “fit in” or if I would be able to make friends and connections with other ladies in the group. Especially as I was one of the few single ladies in attendance. However, right from the very beginning I felt welcome and got more and more excited to be able to get to know everyone over the weekend.
I was selected on the first night for a Reiki session. I would consider myself to be someone who was very skeptical of whether Reiki was “real”. Needless to say I am now a firm believer in it. I can’t accurately describe how it felt to me to feel the energy from Belle as well as to feel the energy inside myself. During my Reiki session Belle mentioned that I was holding on to things and really needed to push myself to let go and just feel the emotions inside me. This is something I have always struggled with due to being told as a child to not show my emotions because “nobody wants to hear you cry” or “you’re too excited, let’s take it down a notch”.
It has taken so much time and effort to get to a place where I can acknowledge that I have suppressed my emotions for years and I need to learn how to feel my emotions and process them rather than bottling them up. I now know, post-retreat, just how much of an effect that bottling my emotions was having on my day to day life and have started making the adjustments needed to get back on track with my emotional side.
After the first night I was feeling a bit overwhelmed but at the same time more welcomed than I had felt with a group in as long as I can remember, if ever. Even though so many women were nervous or shy it was easy to move throughout the space and find others to talk to and share experiences and advice. I met other women from MI, women who share similar religious beliefs, women who share similar interest with their dogs, and many other similarities that made this group feel like coming HOME.
Saturday felt like a day spent with true family. I was feeling more comfortable with expressing myself and joining in conversation. Eating AMAZING food! (I will dream of the charcuterie for a long time lol) and getting a real taste of what community and support feels like. This carried on into Sunday where it felt like I had known these women for a lifetime and not just 24-48 hours.
The breath work on Sunday evening was an experience that will stick with me for the rest of my life. Again, I was skeptical going into it and kind of nervous that I wouldn’t feel anything.
After the first round of breathing I had tears in my eyes but still felt that dam holding back the flood gates.
And then Peaches spoke to us.
While I may not remember the exact words that she said I will never forget the feeling that came over me. Like a blanket fresh from the dryer. And the dam broke. The tears started flowing and it was like an electrical current ran through me, I had goosebumps, the hair on my arms was standing up, and I could feel the energy shift within myself.
The best way to describe the emotional release is like there was a giant knot of yarn in my chest that I had been tying more strings around for years until it was a giant mess with no clear way to unravel it. But when the damn broke it was like all of the strings were no longer tangled but rather laid out in front of me in a straight line stretching across the room.
After the breath work was over I felt such a feeling of peace within myself that I don’t know if I have ever experienced before. And I realized that I was Truly feeling EMOTIONALLY SAFE for the first time since I was a young child. Growing up as an Army brat there were times where I felt physically unsafe while in a foreign country or when my dad was deployed and there was no man in the house.
I have struggled for years with being able to sleep through the night because every tiny noise would wake me up in a panic that something bad was going to happen. And since returning home from the retreat I have slept like a baby at night.
However, the biggest release was when Chris and Peaches started singing after the breath work it felt like a cocoon of warmth and safety that allowed me to fully relax. I cried like a baby in Belle’s arms and it was so therapeutic to be able to just sit in my feelings and experience them fully rather than shutting them down and shoving them back into the recesses of my mind. Instead of bundling the yarn back into a knotted mess it was like carefully rolling the yarn back into a neat ball where I can slowly unravel and understand the various emotions and trauma in a controlled manner, rather than yanking at random string ends trying to find where they connect.
There was no expectation of “okay that’s enough” or “why are you so emotional” but rather a feeling of “feel what you need to feel. I am here for however long it takes you to get it all out”. This is something that has held me back from processing through a lot of the emotional trauma that I have, a lack of space to just be myself.
I have followed the podcast for a few years now and getting to watch Peaches in person talk about difficult situations, how to take back your confidence, and how to work past your trauma was such an enlightening experience for me. Having followed the podcast for quite a while it was wild to me just how different the message hit me when you could hear the words in person and feel the energy from not only Peaches but ALL the women around me. Feeling both the love and warmth as well as the pain and healing that was flowing through the room. It reminded me that I am not alone in struggling, there are others who understand that it is not a linear healing journey but one that will have its ups and downs and back tracking moments.
I consider myself someone who “knows I need to take time for self care and to feel my emotions and not bottle them up” and this retreat felt like the first time I was able to see what that looks like in a person and not just an idea or thought in my brain. So many things this past weekend just clicked in my head in ways that I’ve been trying to figure out for myself for years. Which truly shows how important the COMMUNITY is.
I have spent so much of my life living to uphold the expectations set before me by others that I had completely lost track of what I want out of life and where I want to go with my life. Spending time with so many amazing women (and also Chris when we released him from his dungeon) really opened my eyes to the fact that there are people out there who GET IT! Whether that’s due to a shared similar experience in the past or simply enjoying the same things or activities, there was so much connection that I realize now I had not been able to find previously.
The friendships that have been built are so exciting and supportive that I couldn’t ask for a better experience.
2BeBetter truly saved my life and I can’t thank Peaches and Chris for the inspiration and example that they set.
Almost 3 years ago I left my abuser despite the fact that it was not going to be easy. So many things were a case of “I don’t know how I’m going to make it work” but I KNEW from watching 2BB that I deserved more out of life. That just because I had made a decision to stay in the past it didn’t mean I couldn’t make a different choice.
I learned from Peaches that I not only deserved better, but that it was okay for me to leave my situation and FIND better. And just how important it is to take care of myself and make myself a priority. Taking care of yourself is so important if you want to be able to care for others, it starts with you.
I learned from Chris that not all men are the same. There are truly good men out there who want to love, support, and protect their woman. In the early days of watching the podcast I thought to myself that it was likely all just a show and that it’s not like that in real life… however, the longer time went on the more I realized that it wasn’t an act or a show put on for the internet but truly Chris’s devotion to his wife. And getting to experience watching their love in person just solidified in my mind to not settle for less because there are good men out there and someday I will find MY man.
Going forward with my life I made a promise to myself to not let self care fall to the wayside like I have in the past but rather make it a priority. I am reinforcing boundaries in my life and shifting my perspective from “woe is me” to “I deserve the best life has to offer” and already people in my life have noted the change and commented on it.
I can’t wait to continue to grow and bloom into the woman I am meant to be and I cannot thank Peaches enough for hosting such an amazing event that has touched my life in so many ways.
Zoe
Chris and Peach,
I’d like to thank you both.
Peach, you have curated a community of women I’ve prayed fervently for. I felt part of one body, one mind, and one soul this weekend. Peach, your voice and your testimony is a beacon of light. A voice that has broken generational shackles in the hearts and souls of women in many facets of our lives. You bring comfort in pain, light in darkness, and hope when there is none. Divinity’s love pulses through your veins, flows in your words, and shows in your light.
Chris, thank you for being a fisher of men; in spirit and brotherhood as well as a protector. Your perspective is cherished in our home and it reaches the corners of rooms we are not always aware need tending to. Your example as a man who is able to turn inwardly while still being the bad-ass MF has allowed for old perceptions to shed; exposing raw and necessary growth in for both of us in our home.
My testimony is this;
Feral Grace 2025 consecrated in my mind, my heart, and my soul that we are all one body, and the Creator of the Universe loves and cherishes his daughters. We all have the power of the truest love within us. Our voices are powerful, and when we share them; we are capable of moving mountains. And we saw mountains MOVED this weekend! The hardest climbs became hills, the lowest valleys became places of rest. I saw identities reclaimed. I saw death to old ways that no longer served. I heard voices restored and raised up. I felt a connection beyond the physical. This was spiritual and what I believe is exactly how we are called into fellowship. We took the weight each other’s’ burdens and carried them for another, and helped each other lay them down.
The activities were a blessing. Each table for each activity was set with the intentions to celebrate creative outlets that in turn were beneficial to the mind and body. I loved learning from each of the women when it came to their craft within their home and outside of it. From the Rock painting and homeopathic learning, to the personalized and intentional Reiki sessions; there was much to learn and enjoy while doing so.
Your love for each other is what started this movement. The best thing I can equate your example to is what we are given in Ephesians 5:7. What you two do in your mission reminds me of Romans 12:10
Keep sharing the light you have within your hearts.
“Is a lantern brought in to be put under a basket, or under a bed, and not on a stand? Of course not, you put it on a lamp stand” Mark 4:21
Much love you ya’ll, and many thanks to you both.
sarah
I’ve followed 2 Be Better from early on, catching content as I could. Seeing them grow and make a difference in the world, I knew I wanted to get more involved in the community. I joined the Patrion Sacred Sisterhood in April 2025. Learning and growing with wonderful ladies with vast background is awesome! When Peach announced the Women’s Retreat I knew I wanted to make it happen and I grabbed the last spot. I’m so glad I did! Even though I’m not currently in a relationship & have been on my healing journey for a while now, I learned so much from the content delivered at the retreat. All the women were so supportive & joined in all activities to make the weekend a real vision of community living. The schedule was flexible, so I even got to squeeze in a nap Saturday afternoon. Awesome women! Awesome conversations! Awesome food! Awesome location! Awesome content! We have built a community that will support each other for the rest of our lives, though whatever changes may come. I can’t wait for the commune! LOL
athena
This is not an exaggeration when I say that this retreat was the best experience of my life thus far. I’ve never been around a group of women before who were so caring and loving without any judgement from others. Peach and all of the women there fostered an environment that felt safe. We all held space for each other as we cried, laughed, vented, danced, and learned together. Peach delivered amazing seminars that taught me so much and gave me a new way of thinking. I can say that from this women’s retreat alone, a part of me healed. I will be going to another one in the future. Thank you so much Peach for an amazing weekend filled with love, growth, and healing.
stephanie
This weekend was life changing. Truly healing and a very welcome inclusive group of individuals. I thought every minute of it was educational, healing, and/or fun and made tons of new friends. The food was amazing and. I feel like either seminars should be shorter and more frequent to account for conversations but other than that no complaints!
BEX
I want to start back a little further than just arriving at the house. I first found the podcast on tik tok in November of 2023. I listened to many episodes on Spotify and watched quite a few videos on tik tok. I did not make the leap to join the discord until May this year. Within a month I joined the Women’s Thrive group and then within the next month I upgraded to the Sacred Sister’s group. When the women’s retreat was first announced I knew it was something I wanted to do. I would even go as far to say I felt this calling that said I needed to be there as this is the next step in my personal evolution. I had never traveled anywhere any way by myself, and I knew in my soul I would grow just in the first step of arriving. I talked to my man and told him this is what I wanted to do, and I got the okay to book my spot.
A week before the trip I started feeling ill and ended up testing positive for covid. In my head I was thinking okay this is good, I have a reason to cancel now as my nerves are going crazy and I was starting to feel so anxious. I wouldn't be able to make my jams as its food and I don't want to spread this, so it just isn't meant for me to be there. I was giving myself all the reason of why I wouldn't be able to make the trip. Then Sunday/Monday the week of, I was feeling so much better, and I was no longer sick. In my head I'm thinking “damn now I don't have an excuse”. Thursday night, I’m packed up and ready to go and again, I’m highly considering what I could say to the group as to why I can't make it.
Friday morning, I load up and head to the airport. I get there almost 2 hours early and wait. I am in my head repeatedly telling myself “What the fuck am I doing?” Meeting a group of strangers off the internet, relying on them for transportation, traveling alone while the world is such a dark place, just so much doubt in myself in what I am doing and soooo much fear.
I finally arrive in Orlando and message the girls and head to meet a few of them. Still at the airport my heart is pounding, my chest is tight, and I want nothing more than to crawl in a hole and cry. Overstimulated and overwhelmed was an understatement. Again, the thoughts of “What the fuck am I doing?” is rattling in my brain.
We gather the rest of the group and off we go. We still have time to kill so we head to target. At one point I walk away from the group to grab a journal as I forgot mine and ended up walking alone and crying in the store. I gave myself a moment, collected myself and returned to the group. I didn't know at this point how safe of a space I was in and didn't dare let them know I just broke down. We left the store and now it's time to head to the house to meet up with everyone else.
There were hugs and laughter, lots of new and old greetings. We found our rooms, spider man room was fucking dope, and settled in. Now it’s time for cooking and that I know I can do. Took a minute to figure out the high-tech kitchen but found a job that was less included so that I could somewhat breathe and still have a purpose within the group. My job of cooking the pasta was complete so I stepped outside to try and collect myself again. So many women stopped and talked with me and either asked if I wanted to join their group conversation or if I was doing okay. Of course, I said I was fine but internally I was screaming. I ended up going to my room so I could call my man and that brought some peace to my heart hearing his voice and remembering I am here to step out of my comfort zone and to learn and grow and heal.
Dinner was fabulous, there was more talking and getting to know each other and then Belle hit us with our first challenge. What do you wish you were better at or don’t like about yourself and why? (I don't remember exactly how it was phrased) I wrote “I wish I was more outgoing & courageous. The reason I don't believe I have these traits is highlighted in this trip. I fear this adventure, meeting new people & exploring the world on my own. Day 1 so far & I have wanted to cry so many times being overwhelmed, overstimulated & anxious”. I felt so small that first night and not because of anyone there but simply because of my own negative self-talk and fear. Why could I not be like everyone else comfortable talking and laughing with the strangers they just met? Why do I feel the need to run and hide from everyone?
I headed to bed thinking if I went early, I would have a moment alone to cry myself to sleep. Before I was even able to crawl into the bed the other ladies sharing the room came in and we ended up sitting around and talking. I had so much regret being here but after talking with them, something in me was calmed. After our talks I went to bed feeling a little better but still did not sleep well, tossing and turning all night.
Saturday morning, I woke up and went out to the back patio. I spent this morning writing in my journal for the first time. I allowed myself to word vomit on the pages all my fears of the day before and as I was writing I realized I was also reflecting. I was able to write about how proud I am of myself for being here and doing the damn thing to improve myself.
Side note: this is the moment we got to see our first gator and that was super fucking cool! Lol
Now time for our first meditation and sound bath. I had never meditated and had no idea what in the world a sound bath was. Sitting there as the lady on the speaker is telling us what to do, I couldn't figure out what I should be feeling or doing. I get the concept of breathing in and out, but I felt like I was doing this wrong. I tried to imagine what was inside me and all I could picture was a stone. None of the air I was breathing in could crack that stone and enter. It just hit it and went right back out of my body. I later asked Peach about this and realized it's okay to not have it down the first time. Her sharing that it takes time helped me relax and not be too hard on myself.
Breakfast was solid this morning and now time for our first seminar. Time management and your home reflects you. As I type this email, I have already started implementing some of the tools shared in my day to day and I can see so much of a difference in my stress levels when trying to tackle the household chores. Also digging into why we don't feel comfortable asking for help. I don’t have the answer to that yet, but I believe it will come to me as I continue to utilize the journal and dig deeper within me. One of the ladies said, “Your cup being filled is for you and everything that spills over is for everyone else” and that stuck with me so loudly.
I took a few moments to step away and take some time for myself. Still feeling a bit overwhelmed at moments but not the entire time. I see at this point I am growing and feeling more comfortable with the conversations. While I was alone in the room, I started to notice this feeling of guilt for not being as friendly and outgoing enough but I was able to sit with that and remind myself that it's okay to not be like everyone else. We are all unique in our own beautiful ways and no one is shaming me for not being one way or another except myself. When I would sit on the side someone would always check in and ask if I wanted to join or just make sure I was doing okay. I started to allow the warmth and love from the other ladies into my heart.
I was able to play some pool with one of the gals and another lady came up stairs with her Polaroid camera and got some awesome photos of us! Then we had the most stunning charcuterie board thanks to the amazing Momma B! Dinner was such a fun moment with the show and singing going on and just so much connection. I sat outside that evening and was able to chat with some more ladies and then off to bed. My roomies were still up and chatting and we were able to sit and talk about video games and anime and by the end of Saturday night I truly felt comfortable.
Sunday morning, I woke up excited for the day. I was ready to give the meditation another try and felt much more relaxed doing so. Still wasn't the experience I imagine it should be, but I have faith I will get there. I sat outside and spoke with another lady and for the first time, I opened up about the lowest moment in my relationship. I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders and so much love and support. Truly grasping that I am not alone in this healing journey and accepting the love everyone was sharing for each other.
Saturday I was so ready to go home, Sunday I couldn't believe our time was already coming to an end and I wanted and needed more. We were able to learn about tinctures and the benefits of the herbs. After I decided to journal some more. I sat outside writing about my experience thus far and I closed my book and just watched and listened. There were ladies swimming, laughter all around, amazing conversations being had and just so much love in the air. I realized in this moment that I have never in my life experienced a room full of strangers being so supportive and kind. I had never seen the power women hold. The true nurturing nature that we all possess. It was at this moment I truly allowed myself to feel everything. I let the tears roll down my face, not in sadness but in true admiration for these women. For this community that Chris and Peach’s have created. I allowed myself to recognize the blessing it is to be surrounded by the beautiful energy of the room.
Next was the seminars and there were definitely some heavy moments here. A lot of good conversations and boy oh boy a lot of tears. I found myself crying quite a bit listening to what the other women shared and the similarities we have. It was good open conversations though with a safe space that allowed us to share and to help us look deep within ourselves. To notice my lack of boundaries even in the simplest of forms, to recognize the way my trauma has shaped me. A lot of healing must take place within me to reach my full potential but these conversations we had never felt like an “oh you’re wrong” instead were an “it’s okay this is why we are here and choosing to do the work”. Hearing “We are not our feelings”, “We are not broken, we are becoming”, and “Your life is about you, everyone else are bonuses” were big quotes I heard the ladies say. Honestly, I could write a page just on the quotes I wrote down from the ladies. The power in words is so incredible, and I did not grasp that power until this retreat.
“If you lose a seat at my table, that’s your loss”
“If I am too much, go find less”
After the seminar, I was able to talk to Peach a little one on one and through that conversation recognize my lack of boundaries and my lack of confidence in speaking my truth. I know now what to do though to improve these things and to heal. I don't believe I will wake up tomorrow and be that person, but I do know that I will absolutely get there one day, and I will not give up on myself.
Sunday dinner was bittersweet recognizing that this is the last meal we will all share together. And now it is time for the breath work. Belle went around letting us know that we shouldnt hold anything in. If you want to cry, scream, laugh, stretch etc... Whatever the feeling is let it go. I will be 100% honest in the fact that I was so skeptical. What do you mean breathing will make me want to cry? That’s absurd right? Oh, how wrong I was.
Before I get to my experience with this, I want to state that I have never been a hugger. Not a touchy person at all to the point it has caused issues with certain people in my life being shitty to me for it. Making scenes at family events that I am too good to hug them etc...
So, we are all laying down and the breath work begins. The first round goes by, and I don't notice anything, but I can hear other women crying. The second round starts and it hits me. I feel that urge to cry. My body feels like the world's strongest magnet stuck to the ground and the electricity coursing through my body is like nothing I could have ever imagined. I start noticing the words “you are worthy” “you are beautiful” “you are loved”. The third round begins, and I am now taken over by the tears. I can’t stop the crying, and I don't even try to. I let it all out just as Belle said to do. I sit up finally and some music is playing but I don’t really hear it. I feel such a strong need in my body for a hug. One of the ladies is passing by and I asked for that hug and the best way I can think to describe this is my heart was hugged. Not my physical body but such a deep sense love to my soul. After that hugged I said out loud “I am free”.
The crying was so much I had to get tissues. Maybe TMI here but I have never been able to blow my nose. I try and literally nothing ever comes out. In that moment I was able to blow my nose for the first time.
Then Peach brought our attention to a song that was fixing to play and asked us to listen. The words that I heard were to let our walls down and be free. And in that moment, I started crying again but also laughing at the same time. I noticed I could truly breathe, like my lungs expanded into my stomach instead of the short shallow breathing I normally experience. To say this moment changed my life would be an understatement. This was the most beautiful and magical moment.
Later that evening I got to experience the Reiki. The heat in my right knee and the strange static tingly feeling in my jaw was wild. Peach mentioned my throat chakra being blocked so after I went inside and looked up what that meant. The throat chakra allowing you to speak your truth and knowing mine is blocked makes sooooo much sense. I have always lived with this fear of speaking my feelings or things that bother me in all aspects of life. I am also so grateful to know this and to know that there is more work that I can do to improve my communication.
Overall, this was truly a life changing experience. I was able to find a community that I can grow and heal with that pours out endless amounts of love, support and kindness for one another. Still today 9/18, we are communicating and sharing wins and seeking help and guidance from one another as if we are still in the house together. We are all thousands of miles away, but I still feel everyone’s energy in my heart and soul. Some of us may never see each other in person again but these ladies will always be a part of me.
To Chris and Peach, thank you from the bottom of my heart for creating this beautiful tribe and sharing your kindess, love and compassion with the world. Thank you for the learning experiences you provide to better ourselves and our relationships. Truthfully, there are not enough thank you’s in the world to share our gratitude for the lives you have changed and saved.
To all the beautiful ladies at Feral Grace ‘25, Thank you for sharing these moments with me. For teaching me it's okay for each of us to be unique and special in our own ways. For sharing you, from your crafts, to cooking, to tinctures, and all the love and support. I am a different and better woman today because each and every one of you. Thank you!