29th April – 3rd May, 2026

Aangan is imagined as a shared courtyard — a space to arrive, sit, and be together. Set in the lap of the Himalayas, this retreat exists to offer therapists a pause from constant holding, doing, and performing, and a chance to return to simply being.

Rooted in the values of community, empathy, care, and personhood, Aangan responds to a growing need for spaces where therapists are not required to be experts, helpers, or containers. Over five slow days, we come together to reflect on our relationship with our work, reconnect with ourselves, and meet one another beyond roles, labels, and productivity.

This retreat is not a training, supervision space, or therapy programme. Instead, it is a reflective and experiential gathering that makes room for play, laughter, rest, and ease.

There will be shared meals, experiential workshops, games, long conversations, quiet moments, and time to simply exist — to be human, not “on,” and not in therapist mode.

Held gently by the mountains, Aangan offers a balance of structured reflection and unstructured time, nature-based grounding and community connection. There is no pressure to fix, achieve, or optimise — only an invitation to slow down, listen, and feel held.

Aangan is a small, intimate retreat for therapists seeking softness, meaningful connection, and space to breathe — together