Are you feeling stuck?
Morgan and the Alchemy team offer overnight intensive retreat programs ranging from three to ninety days for trauma resolution, dissociative experiences, substance use, and chronic pain/health issues at a variety of locations in the Austin area.
Healing tailored to you
We offer intensive therapeutic retreats for individuals, couples, families and groups at your choice of a variety of nature based or more metropolitan locations.
An immersive experience
Our retreats offer a rejuvenating experience, with care that starts long before you arrive for your retreat. Your therapeutic retreat is designed specifically to suite your needs, goals, and expectations. Unplug from day-to-day stressors and immerse yourself in healing.
How Intensives Work:
Step 1
Set Intention
Plan your journey with prep sessions to establish focus, treatment goals and internal resources.
Step 2
Schedule
Carve out time for your healing, and choose from our downtown locations or retreat spaces outside the city, nestled in nature.
Step 3
Immersive Sessions
Experience a blend of modalities, including the Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM), somatic processing, craniosacral therapy, trauma-conscious movement, EMDR, IFS, energy work, sound work and more.
Step 4
Integration & Maintenance
Follow-up with momentum sessions to reinforce insights and gains, and aide in the integration process.
General Questions About Intensive Retreats
Additional Offerings
Body-Mind Intensive Retreats
Experience profound transformation through customized multi-day immersions that integrate various therapeutic modalities to support deep healing and renewal.
Couples Intensive Retreats
Transform your relationship through immersive multi-day therapeutic experiences designed to deepen connection, resolve conflicts, and create lasting positive change.
EMDR Therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
Process traumatic memories, reduce emotional distress, and develop new adaptive beliefs through this evidence-based approach to healing.
Craniosacral Therapy
Experience gentle, hands-on healing that releases tension, improves nervous system function, and promotes whole-body balance through subtle craniosacral rhythm.
Acupuncture Therapy
Balance your body's energy flow and support natural healing processes through this ancient practice integrated with modern therapeutic approaches.
Body-Mind Integration Sessions
Heal the disconnection between physical and emotional experiences through specialized sessions that reunite body wisdom with conscious awareness.
Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM)
Access and heal deep emotional wounds through this innovative therapy that combines neurobiological, somatic, and spiritual resources for profound transformation.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Develop powerful skills for emotional regulation, mindfulness, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress tolerance to create lasting positive change in your life.
Emotional Release Work
Free yourself from stored emotional patterns through guided processes that facilitate the safe release of stuck feelings and create space for new experiences.
Connect with Us
No matter your need, Alchemy Collective can help. Whether you need a consultation, are looking for clinical supervision, or want to work with us, we'd love to hear from you!
New Braunfels Location
Located near historic Gruene and the Guadalupe River, our New Braunfels center provides trauma therapy, family counseling, and holistic wellness services.
Austin Location
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