Women Talk Oasis Retreat

A retreat is an excellent opportunity to take quality time out to engage, connect, be creative and reflect with self and others 

'You may believe that your life is capped when you reach a certain age. That as you grow older, your options are limited and there is not much for you to do in your personal and professional life, like changing careers or embarking on a new relationships, studying or pursuing a new business venture.

We at Women Talk simply do not believe this to be true! You have what it takes to do anything no matter what age you are'

Getting older is getting wiser and while the way we see and do things may change as we hit our 40s, 50s and 60s, age is not a hindrance and should not stop us from continuing to live a full and satisfying life. Every day is an opportunity, and yes, that opportunity is also there for you!

A retreat is an excellent opportunity to take quality time out to engage, connect, be creative and reflect with self and others  a time to remove personal and profesional tension, and rebuild relationships. This is a chance for women going through change, whether reaching the golden age of 40+ and beyond and going through either divorce, loss, menopause, relationships, health, sexual, financial, careerissuess, the list is endless! Women Talk have a wealth of professional, expereinces consultants who have become friends and part of our Women Talk community that an help you think about what ought to be — and devise steps to get there.

Most women want their life's work, and raising children to be meaningful — they want to be involved and work toward an ideal future when feeling 50+ can mean for so many feeling stuck. Even in the face of conflicting demands and increasing pressures, they need to see that what they do every day moves their passion and purpose in a desired direction.

Women are more productive, happier and motivated when they feel a greater sense of involvement in establishing their own goals and ideals. A carefully-planned retreat motivates women because it enlists their creative participation in setting goals and contributing to decisions. Just as important, effective retreats produce concrete approaches for tackling long-standing and difficult personal and professional problems.