06/08/2026
As leadership burnout continues to rise, many high performers are asking a different question. Instead of “How can I do more?” the question has shifted to “How can I live and lead more intentionally?”
We’re grateful to be featured in Travelling for Business, discussing the growing interest in plant medicine as a tool for self-inquiry, emotional resilience, and personal development.
The conversation is shifting. Rather than viewing these experiences as an escape, many professionals are exploring them as an opportunity to reconnect with themselves, gain clarity, and return to their work with a renewed sense of purpose.
Of course, these experiences are not a replacement for ongoing personal work, and they’re not suitable for everyone. But when approached responsibly, with proper preparation, experienced facilitation, and integration, they can become a meaningful part of a broader journey of growth.
Thank you to Travelling for Business for the opportunity to contribute to this important
conversation.
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Avalon reports a 200% rise in retreat bookings as founders, executives and investors seek structured spaces for recalibration beyond conventional wellness