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This retreat is for any private practice owner with a specialty in assessment. You might be a clinical psychologist, counseling psychologist, neuropsychologist, school psychologist, forensic psychologist, or any number of other psychologists who specialize in testing.

More specifically, this retreat is for folks who are tired of practicing in isolation. For people who want to connect with other testing practitioners, hone their clinical skills, and  supercharge their business...all in a beautiful, vibrant setting. 

Core elements of the retreat include:

• Spaciousness & rejuvenation
• Plenty of time to connect with others (or relax on your own)
• Balance of business and play
• Broadly applicable clinical & business sessions that are practical and engaging
• Accountability & implementation of ideas
• Follow up every 3 months for the next year

July 19th - 23rd in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado! We're an hour north of Denver, easily accessible via I-25. Ft. Collins is a vibrant college town of about 200,000, with a charming downtown area and plenty of outdoor adventures!

You can check out the schedule here!

We start with a welcome reception and dinner on Sunday, then get into the work on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Each day includes small group masterminds with practitioners at a similar place, whole group support, and implementation time so that you can put your newfound knowledge to use.

We'll decompress each evening with a happy hour at different local spots, then you're on your own for dinner and nightlife.

For those registered for the Implementation Lab, you'll get another couple days of focused time to put some ideas into practice.

We'll get together on Zoom three more times over the next several months for accountability meetings, so the end of the retreat doesn't mean goodbye.

We'll strike the balance of relaxing and working hard. There's plenty of time to chill out - connect with others, exercise, sleep, write, binge Netflix - but we'll also spend lots of time working on your practice through direct coaching, co-working, and mastermind sessions.

The dress code is "comfortable" - we're in Colorado! No need to bring anything fancy unless you really want to.

With only 20 spots available, this is meant to be an intimate event. You'll have 4-5 days of close connection with the group AND with the speakers. There's no obligation to spend all of your time with others, but you'll see a lot of your peers over the course of the event.

Only 20 spots are open for this event! The intent is to create a small, close-knit gathering where folks truly connect with one another and with the speakers, not a huge and overwhelming conference.

Yes! There are opportunities for both formal and informal coaching moments. What does that mean?

• Formal
  • I'll be facilitating small-group masterminds each day, so everyone will get the group coaching experience at some point during the retreat.
  • Co-working: during co-working times, I'll be bouncing between groups & individuals the whole time depending on who wants to chat.
• Informal: I'll be available throughout the event for informal connection. We'll be eating meals together, having drinks, maybe going on a run or hike - these times are all fair game for consultation!

Yes! Registration includes 3-4 CEU's - you just have to complete a short quiz on each session within a couple weeks of the event to get your credits.

Everything but travel! You get here, and your registration takes care of the rest. I made this an "all-inclusive" retreat so that you just get to focus on learning and connecting. Here's what's included:

• Accommodations at our fabulous venue, the Elizabeth Hotel
• Welcome reception and dinner on the first night
• Three meals each day for the three-day event
• 6 hours of workshop material on applied business topics just for testing folks
• Coaching, co-working, and mastermind sessions throughout the event
• 6 hours of ongoing group coaching in the months following the retreat (three, 2-hour sessions each quarter)
• 3-4 CEU's on testing-specific topics

This is an "all-inclusive" retreat (see previous question for everything that's included!) - you just have to get to Ft. Collins!

Here are the registration rates:

• Early Bird (through March 1st): $3,775
• Regular Rate (after March 1st if available, paid in full): $3,975
• Regular Rate (if available, 3-month installment plan at $1,425 per month): $4,275

What is the Implementation Lab?

The Implementation Lab is a two-day, optional experience immediately following the Crafted Practice retreat. It’s designed to help attendees begin implementing ideas, decisions, or systems identified during the retreat, with structured time and expert support.

Is this additional teaching or content?

No. The Implementation Lab is not a workshop or lecture series. It’s guided working time: a mix of coworking, small-group coaching, and facilitated planning.

Who is the Implementation Lab best suited for?

It’s best for attendees who:

• Have a clear idea of what they want to work on

• Are making meaningful changes to their practice (systems, structure, pricing, hiring, focus)

• Want support turning insight into action before returning home

Who is it not a good fit for?

It may not be a good fit if you:

• Feel unclear or undecided about your next steps

• Prefer rest and downtime after the retreat rather than working time

• Are looking for more content rather than implementation support

Is it all-inclusive like the main retreat?

Yes! When you register for the Implementation Lab, it includes your room, meals, and coaching time for the additional two days.

How do I register for the Implementation Lab?

The Implementation Lab is offered as an optional add-on at the time of retreat registration.