Aligned Vision Retreat
Your 2028, built — not just written down.
Most visions live in a notes app, or on a vision board gathering dust in a corner. This one, you become.
October 7 – October 11, 2027  ·  Sedona, Arizona
This retreat is where 2028 stops being a number on a calendar and becomes something you can actually feel in your body — and we're doing it in the one place built for exactly that kind of alignment.
Sedona sits on some of the most potent energetic ground in the country, and we're gathering there on 10/10 — a portal date long held as one of the year's clearest windows for manifestation and new beginnings.
Envisioning. Planning. Manifestation. Five days, on the portal.
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What This Retreat Actually Is...
Most vision work happens on a whiteboard — goals stacked into bullet points, disconnected from the woman who has to live them out.
Here, your 2028 doesn't start as a list. It starts in your body — through deep envisioning work — and then becomes tactical: real planning, real timelines, the unglamorous architecture that turns a feeling into a plan you'll actually execute.
And on the portal itself, we manifest it — aligning your daily choices, your environment, and your energy with the woman who's already living that vision, amplified by the land and the date itself.
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What You'll Leave With
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What You'll Leave With
- A 2028 vision pulled from your nervous system, not your notes app
- Real planning — timelines and architecture that turn a feeling into something you'll actually execute
- A felt, embodied sense of the woman who's already living that vision
- Practices for alignment — your daily choices, your environment, and your energy, pointed at where you're headed
- Time on the red rocks, in Sedona's shops and galleries, and space for a massage or a reading if your body or your curiosity is asking for it
- Your 2028, mapped — not as a wish, but as a plan you've already started living
What each day looks like...
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
Check-in & Settle in
Get settled and meet the other women on the retreat. We'll mingle, set intentions for the next four days, and ease into the space together over a quiet evening while enjoying light hors d'oeuvres.
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
Naming & Understanding the Pattern
After breakfast, we begin our first teaching: naming your attachment style and tracing the invisible ways it shows up in how you delegate, handle conflict, receive feedback, and hold power. This is the work most leadership retreats never touch, because they teach frameworks instead of tracing origins.
Ayurvedic inspired lunch at the house.
From there, we build the outer skill on top of it through experiential activities— hard conversations, conflict resolution, and steadying a team through uncertainty — practiced against a foundation strong enough to hold up in the room, not just on paper. This is where presence stops being something you understand and becomes something you can actually use.
Evening is yours — rest at the house or explore Lewiston.
 Dinner is on your own tonight-go out alone or as a group.Â
Return after dinner for a guided Yoga Nidra meditation to ease you into sleep.
FRIDAY, JUNE 4
Into the Arena
After breakfast, we step into the arena — literally. Equine therapy strips away every polished narrative you've built about yourself. Horses are prey animals, which means they survive by reading nervous systems, not resumes — so they respond to whatever's actually true in your body in that moment, not the version of you that gives a good interview. The tension you're masking, the authority you're not fully standing in, the calm you've only rehearsed — it all shows up in how the horse moves toward you or away from you. What it reflects back about your leadership will be more honest than any 360 review, because you can't manage or perform around it.
We process and discuss what comes up right there in the moment — while the realization is still raw, before it has a chance to harden into a tidy story you tell about yourself later.
We return to the house for a nourishing lunch. Â
After lunch, a somatic practice grounds the insight in the body, so leadership stops being a performance you rehearse and becomes a felt sense of embodiment.
We go out for dinner as a group, and upon our return, the evening leaves room to simply connect and rest.
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
Write & Depart
After a nourishing breakfast, the group comes back together one last time to reflect on what shifted, name what you're each taking home, and write your leadership statement — in your own words, leading from truth, not fear. Not a new leader. The one who was in you all along.
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What's Included
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- Thoughtful accommodation with scenic views (see picture to the left) & a limited number of private rooms at a higher cost (email host at hello@instituteforfemaletrailblazers.com for further information)
- Ayurvedically inspired daily breakfast & lunch spreads
- Training, teachings, & experiential practicesÂ
NICE TO MEET YOU
I'm Leanne Jamison
For more than 20 years as a licensed professional counselor, I've sat with leaders to understand the patterns they didn't choose—the ones formed long before they ever had a title, shaped by every authority figure who came before them.
Before I built the Institute for Female Trailblazers, I spent almost a decade in corporate leadership myself, leading a team of leaders and clinicians — so I know this work from both sides of the table.
My work is grounded in attachment theory and authentic leadership frameworks, and I bring clinical depth, along with somatic and experiential practice, to help high-achieving women move from conditioned leadership into leadership that's actually theirs.
"My experience was nothing short of transformative. Grateful beyond words for the souls who walked this path with me, the moments that reshaped me, and the energy that continues to flow through me."
Carrie Rengert
"The power of vulnerability and connection with amazing souls. The depth of the connections and being fully supported by women and a community that understands and "gets" you. The laughter and the tears....such a transformational experience!"
Whitney Fuller
"I can't just choose one favorite part of the retreat! Too hard. The hikes, the Breathwork session, the Journaling, the Let Go burning session, and the unstructured downtime where authentic, meant-to-be connections took place with each other."
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Nicole Mejia