Living the Resilience Tree™ Retreat

What would it mean to stop just enduring, and start being truly rooted?

This isn't your typical leadership workshop.

The Living the Resilience Tree™ Retreat is an immersive, restorative half-day experience designed for leaders, educators, and changemakers who are ready to move beyond survival mode and reconnect with what actually sustains them.

Grounded in the Resilience Tree™ framework, developed by Dr. Shauna T. Sobers through her research and lived experience working in Higher Education for over 22 years.

This retreat invites you to slow down, reflect, and tend to the four foundations of resilient leadership:

🌱 Roots - What grounds and refuels you
🌿 Branches - Who supports and stretches you
🍎 Fruit - How you lead with boundaries and intention
🌍 Ecosystem - Whether your ecosystem is nourishing your growth or eroding it

Facilitated by Dr. Shauna T. Sobers
Author • TEDx Speaker • Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach • Creator of the Resilience Tree™

📍 George Washington Carver Museum | Austin, Texas
🕥 Doors open 10:30am | Programming begins 11:00am | Closes 4:00pm
🥪 Light breakfast and lunch provided
🎟 Space is intentionally limited to protect the depth of the experience

Reserve your spot today. Come as you are. Leave more rooted.

This retreat is for you if:

• You are leading through a high-stress or high-change season
• You have been giving a lot and haven't made space to replenish
• You want community with other thoughtful, grounded leaders
• You are navigating transition and need space to think clearly
• You are ready to stop just getting through it and start growing through it

What to expect:

• A warm, intimate space with no more than 20 participants
• Guided reflection and experiential activities
• Connection with other growth-minded leaders
• Light breakfast refreshments and lunch provided
• A take-home commitment to your own resilience practice

What past retreat participants have said:

"Many attributes of your scholarship and your words are shifting and challenging my perspective about how I show up in the world."

"After reading your book, I was reminded that resilience isn't shrinking away, it is in empowering oneself so that they can be in spaces that are harsh and survive."