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Group Retreat Request

Thank you for your interest in bringing your group to Kripalu Center. Group bookings are restricted to parties of 15 or more people. Smaller groups should book directly through registrations at 866.200.5203. Please use this form to submit your request and one of our Group Advisers will reply shortly after reviewing.

First name*

Last name*

Today's Date*

Year/Month/Day

Company / Group name*

Website URL

Email*

Phone number*

Retreat Type*

R&R Only: Attend regularly-scheduled daily R&R classes and activities with your group members.

Private Room Rental: Rent a room to meet your organization's meeting needs.

RISE: Book a private group experience through RISE, Kripalu's evidenced-based stress management program.

Program Delivery Style*

On-Campus @ Kripalu

Online

A different location

Requested Start Date*

Year/Month/Day

Number of Nights*

Are your dates flexible?*

Total Number of Guests*

Are your participants all age 18 and older?*

Group Type*

Retreat Budget*

Please share an estimate of your max budget for the retreat. This will help us to guide you towards options that are best suited for your group.

How did you hear about Kripalu?

Please write a few sentences about your intention and vision for your group retreat. If you have any questions you can share them here as well.*

Do you or your organization identify as a member of / committed to serving any of the following communities?

A member of the LGBTQIA+ Community

A member of the Global Majority, a collective term for people of African, Asian, Latin American, and Arab descent who together comprise the vast majority (around 80%) of people in the world

A person with a physical or mental disability or who is differently abled.

Someone who is of service to others including Sacred Activists/Artists and Frontline Providers. Sacred Activists/Artists are agents of institutional and systemic change who take wise action in an effort to create peace and sustainability in the world.

A member of a community that has been historically marginalized in wellness spaces (ie. Veteran)