Bolivia Retreat — Inner Exploration at Refugio Los Volcanes
A 7-day immersive retreat in a breathtaking valley where the Andes meets the Amazon — designed for deep inner work, rest, reconnection, and guided medicine practice.
What You Can Expect
A RETREAT FOR TURNING INWARD
Inner Exploration at Refugio Los Volcanes has been carefully curated for people who feel called to return to health, wholeness, and a more grounded relationship with themselves.
Refugio itself is extraordinary: a lush sanctuary surrounded by tropical rainforest, crystalline rivers, and dramatic stone cliffs — a place that naturally invites reverence, perspective, and nervous-system exhale.
7 DAYS OF GUIDED INNER WORK
Throughout this intimate retreat, you’ll be supported through daily practices designed to gently reveal the deeper patterns beneath thought and behaviour — hidden assumptions, body states, implicit memories, and emotional landscapes that shape how you live.
3 MEDICINE EXPERIENCES + INTEGRATION
The retreat includes three carefully held medicine experiences inside a therapeutic and relational container, with opportunities for one-to-one sessions, small-group integration, and spacious reflection throughout the week.
NATURE, REST, AND COMMUNITY
You’ll also be invited into gentle yoga, movement, river time, hikes into the surrounding jungle, nourishing meals, and the kind of real human connection that helps deep healing land in the body.
Meet Your Facilitators
Four highly skilled guides with experience across trauma work, medicine spaces, psychotherapy, clinical care, group facilitation, and deep personal transformation.
Kevin Young
Compassionate Inquiry Facilitator · Educator · Circle Leader
A truth seeker from Ireland passionate about healing, happiness, and compassionate connection. Kevin brings private-practice experience with individuals and organizations, teaches meditation, and offers immersive sound experiences rooted in depth and presence.
Warren McCaig
Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner · Group Facilitator
Warren’s work is grounded in the belief that community is central to healing. He integrates Compassionate Inquiry, psychedelic therapy, group facilitation, and nature-based retreat work to support clients toward greater joy, authenticity, and possibility.
Aisling Quiery
NHS GP · Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner · Psychedelic Guide
Aisling is an NHS family doctor with a background in addictions work, and previously worked as a psychedelic guide at Imperial College London. Her work focuses on healing the many forms of disconnection that sit beneath suffering and ill health.
Experience Refugio
Dates, Investment, and What’s Included
UPCOMING 2026 RETREATS
November 22–29, 2026
December 6–13, 2026
Places are limited to approximately 16–20 participants per retreat, creating a more intimate, carefully held container.
Investment:
$3,900 USD individual
$7,400 USD couple
(Flights not included)
Payment plan: $1,300 deposit by May 31 · $1,300 by July 31 · $1,300 by Sept 30
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- 7-night stay at Refugio Los Volcanes, Bolivia
- Airport transfers to and from Santa Cruz
- 3 fresh meals plus snacks each day
- All retreat teachings, practices, and medicine support
- 3 plant medicine experiences
- Yoga and movement practices
- Guided hikes into the surrounding jungle
- Private one-to-one Compassionate Inquiry support
- Pre- and post-retreat online preparation/integration sessions
- Musical performance from a Bolivian musician
This Retreat May Be a Good Fit If…
YOU WANT TO BREAK OLD PATTERNS
You’ve struggled with destructive behaviour, substance use, relational pain, or repeated emotional loops and feel ready for deeper work.
YOU’RE SEEKING CLARITY AND DIRECTION
You want a more honest relationship with yourself, your purpose, your body, and the parts of you that have been overlooked or silenced.
YOU NEED REST, DEPTH, AND SUPPORT
You’re longing for a contained environment where healing, recalibration, and meaningful connection can happen without rushing.
Grounded in Safety
Because of the depth of this retreat, participants are required to disclose relevant historical and current medical information as part of the screening process. This helps the team assess fit, support safety, and ensure the container is appropriate for everyone involved.