Camp Recovery 2- Full Weekend Retreat

The Event- In the spirit of togetherness, we are starting an annual event meant to inspire community and connection. This will be a formal retreat atmosphere meant to reawaken the spirit and reconnect the mind and body. Yoga, Meditation, Swimming, Hiking, Eating, Sharing, Etc. All meals and lodging are covered under the registration fee.

The agenda will be formalized closer to the event and you will have the opportunity to choose your own schedule during the retreat. Everyone will be in a cabin, but these are rustic and you will need to bring your own linens and pillow. The cabins will have some electricity, but no running water. Bathrooms and showers are available on site. This is a rustic retreat. If you would like to stay in higher-end accommodations, you can reserve a lodge room in the same park at- https://tnstateparks.com/lodges/montgomery-bell

The Venue- Group Camp One was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corp and is considered an historic landmark. The buildings are constructed of Crab Orchard stone that was hand hewn and quarried in Tennessee. The camp is located in a rustic setting nestled above Lake Woodhaven. The 36 rustic cabins, which do not have air conditioning or heating, sleep approximately 120 people. In addition to the cabins, the camp provides a large dining hall with full service kitchen and fireplace, a picnic shelter area, guard gate, field bathhouse, three extra counselor buildings, and a boat dock located on beautiful Lake Woodhaven. There are four bathhouse (two showers in each), sinks, toilets, running water and hot water.

Update-

Hey Everyone! I just wanted to send an email directly. Usually, you would receive all event updates through Eventbrite directly but I wanted to make sure everyone got everything they need. We only have a few spots left, so please make sure you have all the spots you need!

First off- You are headed to “Group Camp 1” at Mongomery Bell State Park. The google map link is here- https://g.co/kgs/yQt9yKn

Secondly- Staff will be on the property and getting everything ready as soon as 10am on Friday. If you would like to show up early, feel free!

The Weather- Is going to be amazing! Absolutely perfect on Friday, and perhaps a little chilly Saturday night. Pack accordingly and remember you are responsible for your own sleeping bag, blankets, pillow, etc. The only thing we will have is a bed with a clean fitted sheet for you. Electricity in the cabins is limited.

Check-In- When you arrive, you will see a “Camp Recovery” banner at the entrance of the dining hall. This is where you will need to go in order to get your cabin assignment and orientation materials.

Keep reading for extra info.

What to bring-

Linens/Pillow (clean fitted sheets and mattress are provided) Bring Blankets/Sleeping Bag/Towel/Etc.

Toiletries

Appropriate Clothing- Think flexible yet warm. Maybe Hiking shoes.

Kayak/Canoes - we have our own private boat dock so you are welcome to bring any non-motorized boats.

Yoga Mat/Extra Blankets/Pillows

What to expect-

Morning Meditations

Daily Yoga Practice

Fireside Meetings

Hiking

Boating

Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner/Snack

Tons of Fellowship- Bring your favorite game.

Jeff Browning

Jeff will be taking everyone on a deep journey to self-discovery. He began his career as an addictions counselor in 2002, working with adolescents in an inpatient drug program. Jeff quickly developed a passion for helping treatment-resistant clients and valued the trust parents placed in his care.

After seven years with adolescents, he helped develop Stillwaters, a men’s treatment center focusing on 12-Step Recovery and community building, specifically for individuals with repeated alcohol and opiate relapses. He then joined The Ranch, a leader in trauma and co-occurring disorder treatment, where he integrated trauma work into addiction therapy.

Since 2017, Jeff has been in private practice in Nashville, working with people in recovery seeking emotional sobriety and wholeness. To deepen his approach, he has trained in Jungian psychology at The Research and Training Center for Depth Psychology in Switzerland.

Lindsey Kromer and Trish Reynolds-Hastings

A breathwork workshop designed to help you access healing and balance through conscious, connected breathing in a safe and supportive environment. Breathwork supports the body’s natural process of homeostasis, guiding you toward wholeness, health, and inner harmony.

Lindsey and Trish are licensed therapists in Nashville, each bringing years of experience and a passion for helping individuals overcome challenges and reconnect with their authentic selves. Lindsey specializes in addiction recovery, combining DBT, EMDR, and breathwork in her private practice. Trish draws on her personal healing journey with PTSD, using EMDR, brain spotting, experiential therapy, and breathwork to foster trust and transformation.

Together, they offer a unique blend of evidence-based practices and experiential therapies, empowering participants to grow, heal, and find freedom.

If you are still reading, I want you to know that this weekend is for YOU. Any needs, requests, or preferences that you may have will be honored. Please contact Casey with any questions/requests.

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