Five acres in South Florida created for space, reflection, connection and meaningful change.
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These are not levels, and one is not automatically a stepping stone to the other. Each is its own way of stepping out of ordinary life for a while.
Weekend and shorter immersive experiences designed around reflection, community, preparation, meaningful work and integration.
Explore Retreats
For men who need more time and space to step outside patterns that have been running their lives and begin living differently.
Explore the 14-Day ImmersionTikkun Sanctuary is located on a private five-acre property in South Florida, surrounded by palms, mature trees, open space and quiet gathering areas.
There is enough room to walk without arriving anywhere in particular — and enough room to be part of a group and still find somewhere to be on your own.
Groups stay small and each retreat is built with intention — around two a month, with new dates added as they are confirmed.
Beginning on Saturday night once Shabbat has ended — hosted by Aaron Stefansky, and shaped around preparing well and returning home with something you can actually use.
With Alex and Jacquelyn Myrin. Small enough to know one another.
Beginning on Saturday night once Shabbat has ended — hosted by Aaron Stefansky, and shaped around preparing well and returning home with something you can actually use.
One day, held outdoors from morning to late afternoon. A guided ceremony carried by live music, in the open air of a private five-acre sanctuary, and home the same evening.
With Alex and Jacquelyn Myrin. Small enough to know one another.
When Natan Rabin comes, the whole place sings. Two ceremonies carried by his live music, a day finding your own voice with him, and Shabbat together in between. Join for one night or the whole weekend.
Built around one person rather than a calendar. Some come for ceremony; others for time in nature, solitude, or a longer stretch of preparation before a next step.
The goal is not escape. It is to return more present to your life.
Tikkun Ha'Nefesh, the nonprofit, helps people find the right kind of support, and offers integration support for afterwards. Guidance and matching are free.