Healing Summit 2024 comes to Yorkshire

Aerial shot of Broughton Sanctuary in Yorkshire at sunset

Broughton Sanctuary in Yorkshire, has met the exacting standards of Healing Hotels of the World, earning recognition as the only accredited Healing Hotel in the UK. This accolade celebrates Broughton Sanctuary’s dedication to the healing power of wellbeing through activities and retreats, innovative rewilding initiatives, and sustainability.

Situated within 3,000 acres of beautiful historical landscape, Broughton Sanctuary provides the perfect setting for transformative experiences that heal body, mind and spirit. It hosts an ever-changing selection of weekly residential retreats and self-guided programmes, enabling visitors to personalise their healing journey. Outdoor activities such as meditation labyrinths, moon bathing, cold water immersion, forest bathing, mountain biking and walking trails as well as woodland saunas, a hot tub, and sweat lodge provide immersive experiences in England’s most transformative and inspiring nature recovery project.

It’s perhaps no surprise then that Healing Hotels of the World has chosen Broughton Sanctuary to host its prestigious Healing Summit 2024, The Heart Retreat. Planned for 31st October to 4th November, this year’s event reflects a move from a conference about a holistic understanding of life into a retreat-style experience offering participants a nurturing environment for personal growth and holistic healing as well as inspirational talks and conversations; a fitting response to challenging times, bringing together a unique combination of high-profile teachers, facilitators and speakers, as well as participants from all over the world in a carefully crafted programme.

For more information or to register for the Healing Summit – The Heart Retreat 2024, visit www.avalonwellbeing.com

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