Day 1:

Arrival in Eco Lodge Mountain View- Mara’s Moray

Opening Circle: Establishing sacred intention

Guided reflection: Why am I here? What am I ready to face?

Day 2:

ACT Micro-Practice: "Making Room" – Learning to hold discomfort with kindnes

Presence – Openness – Committed Action

Main Workshop: Presence, Mindful contact with the moment, Noticing vs. reaction, Openness, Emotional willingness & acceptance, Compassion for the self and others, Committed Action

Day 3: Machu Picchu Sacred Journey

Early departure via Vistadome train to Aguas Calientes

Evening return to Cusco + short integration circle

Day 4: Afternoon Picnic Circle in Nature

Group values reflection circle

Practice: Naming what guides me now

Morning movement or meditation

Gratitude ritual

Commitment practice: “What I choose to take with me

Letter to the Future Self

Group sharing & symbolic closure

Location: Maras, Sacred Valley

Length: 5 days / 4 nights

Investment: $2000 USD

$350 Deposit, Flexible Monthly Payment Plans

Limited spots: Max 8 participants

Traveling solo? Book a private room for an extra cost. OR we will match you with a roommate in a shared room.​​​​

Includes

- Transportation from airport to hotel

- 5 days / 4 nights cabin (2 people per cabin)

- Daily (four) breakfast

- Two lunches

- Machu Picchu private 1 day tour (transportation & entrance)

Not included

Airfare

Travel Insurance

Tips/Gratuities

Additional excursions and services , taxis/ubers

Additional meals/drinks

Optional ATV or Horseback riding

Rainbow Mountain Add-on

MARGOT OSORIO

Clinical & Health Psychologist with a Master’s in Public & Global Health. Trained in evidence-based therapies, CBT, ACT, EFT and mindfulness. Peru’s first ACT Trainer recognized by the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science. National Facilitator for Peru’s Ministry of Health and Trainer of Trainers in WISE. Through her integrative approach, Ms. Osorio guides clients toward authentic self-discovery while developing practical strategies for meaningful change. Her work helps women and families navigate life transitions, build resilience, and create lives aligned with their core values and aspirations.

ELVIRA YANEZ, Founder & Clinical Director, Coast to Coast Bilingual Counseling

Elvira is a licensed clinical social worker and licensed clinical addiction specialist with over a decade of experience in mental health and wellness. She earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Washington in Seattle and has dedicated her career to supporting individuals and families through life’s most challenging moments.

For six years, Elvira served active duty service members and their families as a mental health provider for the Department of Defense, gaining deep expertise in trauma-informed care, resilience, and culturally competent treatment.

As a Spanish speaking professional, Elvira recognized a critical gap in accessing qualified Spanish speaking mental health professionals la a—particularly the need for Spanish-language mental health services. This insight inspired her to open a bilingual mental health clinic in North Carolina. Today, her group practice provides inclusive, client-centered support to a diverse community, with a strong commitment to serving Spanish-speaking clients.

Elvira continues to advocate for equity in mental health care and leads her team with a mission to reduce stigma, increase access, and empower individuals through high-quality, compassionate treatment.

This experience is ideal for:

✔️ Anyone longing to pause, reflect, and re-center

✔️ Anyone committed to living meaningfully

✔️ No ACT or meditation experience required