Humble Warrior Therapy
The "Letting Go"
One Day No Night
Men's Retreat
Details
DATE + TIME
Friday, October 23rd
8 am to 10 pm
Location
HALF MOON RANCH
Castle Rock, CO.
Community.
Healing.
Nature.
We Can’t wait to retreat with you.
Retreat Details.
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The Purpose
The Purpose
Recharge your battery. To shed, release and heal. To be seen, witnessed and held in love. To pamper and rest and move and nourish with good food and beautiful settings and people walking the same journey as you.
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The Place
The Place
The Men’s Winter Reset Retreat is held at the stunning Half-Moon Ranch retreat house, located in Castle Rock, CO.
Half-Moon Ranch is home to chickens, horses and an extremely loving farm cat.
Nestled on 70 acres, the property includes the Kiowa Creek bed, a bonfire gathering area, and a beautiful open living and dining space
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The Program
The Program
The "Letting Go" One Day No Night Men's Retreat is designed to help you settle in, develop trust with your fellow retreat mates, and acquire skills related to ego work, pain integration and psychedelic-assisted therapy.
In addition to delicious, chef-curated food and the plant medicine ceremony, the retreat also includes yoga, acupuncture, essential oils, music/sound bath and integration.
Retreat Guides
About Adam.
NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR, LICENSED ACUPUNCTURIST AND CO-FOUNDER OF THE CENTER FOR PLANT MEDICINE (CPM)
Dr. Adam Graves’ journey toward natural medicine began back in college when he started seeking natural treatments for his severe asthma and allergies. He decided to become a naturopathic doctor after his father’s struggles and death from cardiovascular disease.
Dr. Graves believes in the body’s ability to heal itself and utilizes therapies that are safe, natural and effective. Every illness has an underlying cause; Dr. Graves is trained to find and remove those underlying causes. He works alongside his patients, encouraging them to take an active role in their health.
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He combines his diverse background and experience with tools and wisdom from Eastern and Western medicine, providing true integrative health care. His practice incorporates many effective therapies including acupuncture, clinical nutrition, dietary therapy, herbal medicine, homeopathy, hydrotherapy and behavioral medicine. Trained as a Naturopathic Doctor and Acupuncturist, Dr. Graves has worked with a wide range of health conditions. He specializes in complex cases, pain management, digestive disorders, infertility and pediatrics.
Dr. Graves is a Naturopathic Doctor and a Licensed Acupuncturist. He received his Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and Masters of Science in Acupuncture at Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington. Dr. Graves has a passion for helping his patients in their journey towards health. This is evident in his compassion and honest approach. When not helping others, he loves spending time with his wife and three children.
About Ben.
OT, LPC Intern, Spiritual Coach
For more than 26 years, I’ve dedicated my career to walking alongside people in some of life’s most vulnerable moments. As a licensed Occupational Therapist now expanding into professional counseling, I’m passionate about helping you nourish and rewrite your life story in ways that feel authentic, grounded, and deeply human.
I am currently a graduate counseling intern at Adams State University, bringing together decades of hands-on clinical experience with fresh, evidence-based approaches. I specialize in the treatment of insomnia and am Level 1 trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), a powerful, compassionate framework for understanding and healing our inner worlds.
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When you work with me, you bring your real life—your struggles, your hopes, your history. I bring clinical training, practical tools, curiosity, and a deep respect for just how hard being human can be. My style is warm, collaborative, and non-judgmental, with a strong focus on safety, connection, and genuine partnership in the therapeutic process.
Outside the counseling room, I’m a husband, dad, son, beginner campfire guitarist, outdoor adventure enthusiast, old-man hockey player, concert-goer, and world backpacker. These roles keep me grounded, open-hearted, and continually learning.
At my core, I am creative, genuinely curious, and deeply compassionate. I love forming meaningful connections and helping people discover new ways of living that feel calmer, freer, and more aligned with who they truly are.
Retreat Investment
All-inclusive pricing of $595 includes preparation session, plant medicine ceremony, yoga, acupuncture, therapeutic support and chef-curated gourmet food.
Cash or check accepted; payments by credit card are subject to a 3.5% transaction fee.
FAQs
Common Retreat Questions
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There are numerous therapeutic benefits of going on retreat.
First, retreats are an incredible way to get a lot of self-work done in a short period of time and make real headway on your wellbeing.
A second benefit is that this work is not done in isolation, but rather, with the support of like-minded individuals walking the same path.
Taking a break out of your life to attend a retreat will absolutely be worth it every time.
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Retreats offered through Humble Warrior Therapy include a wide range of therapeutic programming and activities depending on the location of the retreat and the time of year. Typically, a retreat will include some combination of the following: group therapy, yoga, art, ecstatic dance, tarot, reiki, acupuncture, massage, meditation, time in nature and bonfire ceremonies.
We offer a substantial amount of downtime and flexibility, ensuring participants have options to tailor their experience how they need.
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If you have additional questions or require more information, please reach out to Humble Warrior Therapy via contact form or email and someone will get back to you as quickly as possible.
