Safety, Care & Informed Consent
This fasting retreat is offered as a ceremonial and experiential practice, rooted in ancestral traditions and connection with nature. It is not a medical or therapeutic program, and it does not replace professional medical care.
Participation in the retreat is voluntary and self-directed. Each person is responsible for listening to their own body, needs, and limits throughout the process.
Important considerations
This retreat does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment
Fasting is offered as a traditional practice for reflection, awareness, and a gentle detox from modern life, not as a health intervention
Participants are encouraged to consult a healthcare professional if they have any medical conditions or concerns before joining
Personal responsibility & choice
You may choose to modify, pause, or end your fast at any time
Breaking the fast is respected and supported — there is no pressure to continue
Participation in ceremonies and activities is always optional
Support during the retreat
The retreat is held within a calm, structured, and attentive container
Facilitators offer presence, guidance, and daily check-ins
The group and fire-tending community help hold a supportive and grounded environment
Who should not participate in fasting
This fasting retreat may not be suitable for people who:
Are pregnant or breastfeeding
Have a history of eating disorders
Have medical conditions that require regular food intake or medication
Feel unsure or unsafe about fasting at this time
If you are uncertain, we invite you to contact us before booking to discuss whether fasting or attending as a supporter is the right option for you.
Informed consent
By choosing to participate in this retreat, you acknowledge that:
You understand the non-medical nature of this experience
You take personal responsibility for your participation
You agree to communicate openly if you need support or wish to change your level of participation
Our intention is to create a space rooted in care, respect, listening, and community, where each person is honoured in their own process.
