Come spend the weekend getting unplugged in beautiful Opal Creek, Oregon wilderness at ASC’s first ever offsite innerwork retreat!

Engage in Silence, Stillness, Solitude with people who too are looking to live their life fully and with purpose.

This retreat is for folks with a thorough understanding of the enneagram who want to use the framework for deep inner transformation.

Your ticket includes: access to programming, lodging Friday-Sunday and food for the entire weekend. Programming consists of storytelling, how our brain helps and betrays us, instinctual sequencing in the enneagram and much more!

We hope you leave centered, and, with a greater understanding of yourself and the enneagram.

Our facilitators include a therapist, spiritual director and certified coach. *You have the option to meet individually for a session if indicated on your registration form.

MEET YOUR TEACHERS

Ashlee Sikorski, CTC | Ashlee is a Certified Coach and formally trained in enneagram under Beatrice Chestnut, leading voice around enneagram subtypes. She works with teams and individuals as they tap into the truest parts of themselves in order to start living the life they desire.

Ryan Moyher, MA, MS | Ryan earned a Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Vanguard University to support his work as a therapist. In addition, he completed a Master of Arts in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care from Talbot Theological Seminary, which provided training as a spiritual director and allowed him to further understand the integration between psychology and spirituality in supporting personal growth. Ryan is passionate about the enneagram as a tool to support life-long personal growth. After first discovering the enneagram in 2010, Ryan has incorporated this personality typology system into mentoring, teaching, retreats, and now therapy as a means to support one’s journey towards increased self-understanding, personal freedom, and promoting healthy relationships.

Ross Click is a spiritual director whose passion is to help people get to the center of themselves where they can heal internal conflicts, clarify issues, values and identity, and unfold into their purpose. Ross lives in Newberg, OR with is wife and 2 daughters. He enjoys spending his free time adventuring with his family, reading and woodworking.