Sixteen Stones Seminar-Retreat Calendar
(Note: this schedule is subject to change)
Check our current schedule of retreat offerings in the sidebar.
Sixteen Stones seminar-retreats help thoughtful adults cultivate deeper connection with self, others, and God. We offer imaginative and practical tools to foster meaningful insight, strengthen resilience, explore identity, and build spiritual skills.
Registration for retreats generally opens 6-8 weeks in advance. Retreats open for registration now are listed on the right. Read descriptions of these and other regularly offered retreat themes here.
Your seminar-retreat will take place in Alpine, Utah at the Sixteen Stones Center. You will receive precise details on location, timing, and food by email about two weeks before your seminar. Please contact us (first check your “junk” file) if you do not.
Most of our retreats sell out quickly as we cap them at 5-10 participants.
If your plans change, the registration fee is refundable minus a $10 administrative fee if you notify us at least 30 days before the event. Within the 30-day window, we will still provide a full refund if we are able to fill your spot.
Reminder: Our retreats are offered for education, not personal or group therapy. If you have concerns about the appropriateness of our seminars for your personal situation, please discuss them with us before registering. Contact us here.
When you register for a Sixteen Stones seminar-retreat, you do so understanding and agreeing that:
- All instructors are committed members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) who teach from a faith-based perspective, often referring to beliefs and practices of the LDS Church.
- Sixteen Stones seminar-retreats are for personal education and spiritual self-reflection only and not to assess, diagnose, cure, or treat any physical or mental illness or condition.
- Issues discussed and self-exploration experiences suggested during seminar-retreats can bring up difficult reactions or feelings, especially for those who have experienced serious trauma or mental illness, and we are not liable for these reactions. Participants are responsible for their own safety and self-care during and after a seminar-retreat.
- We warmly and respectfully welcome people of all faiths (or no faith), and all ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations to our seminar-retreats, and we ask all participants to do the same.
If you have concerns or questions about whether our seminar-retreats are appropriate for you, please discuss them with us before registering. You can contact us here.