Adult TCK Processing Retreat - July 2023

If you are interested in coming the upcoming ATCK Processing Retreat please fill out the interest form here!

A 3-day, in-person retreat filled with guidance and support for Adult TCKs digging deeper into their Grief Tower to move towards healing with the guidance of experienced Adult TCK coaches and in community with other ATCKs.

Registration closes July 1st
What will it include:
Retreat lodging for 3 nights
Food for the 3 days
Content and materials created specifically for ATCKs
Personalized coaching through processing your Grief Tower

What is not included:
Flights to/from Atlanta airport
Shuttle to/from Atlanta airport (extra fee of $10)

These sessions are not counseling or therapy. These sessions are focused on teaching and guiding, not providing any psychotherapeutic services, including diagnosis. Our sessions would not be suitable for ATCKs currently experiencing suicidal ideation, severe depression, self-harm, substance abuse, eating disorders or other dangerous coping skills. We recommend that ATCKs struggling with these issues seek therapy. You can find some resources and databases of counselors who are TCK-informed here: Counselors & Therapists.
Format

In-Person Retreat

Duration

3 Days

Start

July 13, 2023
Evening

End

July 16, 2023
Morning

For

Adult TCKs
18+

Availability for

7 Adult TCKs

Facilitators

Lauren Wells & Jessi Bullis

Price

$500

Meet the Facilitators

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Lauren Wells

Chief Executive Officer
Lauren is the Founder and CEO of TCK Training and author of Raising Up a Generation of Healthy Third Culture Kids, The Grief Tower, and Unstacking Your Grief Tower. An Adult Third Culture Kid (ATCK) who spent her teenage years living in Tanzania, East Africa, Lauren has worked with over 1,000 parents and TCK caregivers and has trained staff from over 80 organizations. 

Jessi Bullis

Director of Adult TCK Services
Jessi is an Adult TCK who grew up in Singapore, England, Turkey, and Germany. She has a heart and passion for TCKs and the unique struggles they face. She received her undergraduate in psychology and a seminary degree in counseling for the purpose of caring for TCKs well.