Future Retreats Survey

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Thank you for helping me plan retreats that serve our community well! The free Brave Conversation Prep Talk opportunity for the first 5 respondents can only be available for folks who check the box verifying their email address. That's because I won't know who you are otherwise :) If you'd prefer to remain anonymous, that's okay too!

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I am considering several locations for the Spring 2024 retreat. At which location would you be most likely to attend? *

Camp Y-Noah in Clinton, OH (same venue as was planned for the fall)

Laurelville Retreat Center in the Laurel Highlands of PA

Montreat Conference Center in Montreat, NC (location of first retreat)

Scottland, UK (venue needed)

Lomé, Togo (venue needed - this would be a collaborative retreat with Kofi Douhadji, author of The Unbroken Optimist)

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Do you know of a great venue I should consider?

What topic(s) would you most like to see addressed in retreat workshops? *

How likely would you be to come to the following potential future retreats, each with Mindful Improv workshops geared at building trust and connection through brave conversations? *

Not coming

Might Come

How do I buy a ticket NOW?!

Brave Couples

Mothers & Daughters

Foster families (likely 1 day event for whole family)

Bridge Builders in politically divided families

How likely would you be to come to the following retreats, each with Mindful Improv workshops geared at personal restoration through proactive forgiveness? *

Not coming

Might Come

How do I buy a ticket NOW?!

Reckoning with church trauma

Breaking generational cycles of dysfunction

Broad spectrum childhood trauma

Adults who were fostered as children

At Camp Y-Noah, the accommodations provided for sleeping are cabins with twin bunk beds and no bathrooms. How do you feel about this? Did this factor into your decision of whether or not to come to Freedom Weekend? *

At Montreat or at Laurelville the accommodations provided for sleeping are simple, air conditioned hotel rooms with private bathrooms. At Montreat, you've also got GORGEOUS mountain views. Is this worth the increased ticket price to you? Because of the expense of reserving these rooms, I would *not* be able to offer a retreat-only ticket this time. How do you feel about this? *

This is an income diverse group! I strongly desire to include as many of you as possible. Which if of these pricing strategies makes you most inclined to buy a ticket? *

Pay what you can option - with a minimum price set at 20% above break even.

Two ticket prices - a standard rate, and a "Public Service Discount Price" (what I did for the NC retreat)

One set ticket price for everyone

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(optional) I have yet to encounter a venue that cannot accommodate a VAST array of food allergies/sensitivities and is not accessible for mobility needs, and wouldn't work with a venue that couldn't. Assuming those needs are met, are there other things that would make retreat attendance possible for you?

(optional) Anything else on your mind about Mindful Improv retreats?

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