
Psychosis Care and Connection:
A Retreat on Humanistic Approaches
October 2026 | California
Join us for the inaugural West Coast Psychosis Care and Connection Roundtable Retreat, a community-centered gathering dedicated to reimagining how we understand and support people experiencing psychosis.
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Building on the success of our East Coast retreat in the Berkshire Mountains, this West Coast gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, advocates, program leaders, and individuals with lived experience for two days of shared learning, reflection, and relationship-building.
​Hosted by Ellenhorn & Windhorse Integrative Mental Health
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Join us for the inaugural West Coast Psychosis Care and Connection Roundtable Retreat, a community-centered gathering dedicated to reimagining how we understand and support people experiencing psychosis.
Building on the success of our East Coast retreat in the Berkshire Mountains, this West Coast gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, advocates, program leaders, and individuals with lived experience for two days of shared learning, reflection, and relationship-building. Together, we will explore more humanistic, person-centered approaches to psychosis care, across both community and residential settings.
Through dialogue, storytelling, and collaborative inquiry, participants will examine how we can move beyond fragmented systems toward care that restores purpose, identity, dignity, and belonging. The retreat is designed to foster deep connection and practical insight through a blend of small-group discussions, experiential learning, and informal community-building.
Set within a restorative California landscape, this retreat continues a growing national movement committed to treating psychosis not just as a clinical condition, but as a human experience that unfolds within relationships and communities.
We invite you to be part of this evolving West Coast community of care, grounded in connection, curiosity, and compassion, as we imagine new pathways for supporting people living with psychosis.
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