Kierstan Streber
Kierstan Streber, LCSWPsychotherapist · San Francisco

Retreat

A Winter Return

Three nights, four days on the wild coast of Pescadero

Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend · January 15–18, 2027 · $800 · 8 seats

A woman in an oversized wool sweater and worn boots walking a foggy Pescadero coastal trail in winter, seen from behind

A new year doesn't need a new you

It needs you to remember that you already have everything you need.

Retreats are one of my favorite things to lead. I've brought women to Tulum, Joshua Tree, and Sedona — and this time we're staying closer to home. Less time and money getting to where we need to go, and more energy for arriving to the place where we already are.

After the holidays and before the year gathers speed, we're disappearing to the wild coast of Pescadero for three nights and four days of fire, movement, long walks, beautiful food, ritual, reflection, and the company of women.

This isn't a resolution retreat. We're not here to list all the ways we should be better by next January. We're here to come back to what's already true: the warmth, the wisdom, the parts of ourselves we set down when life got too loud. We don't need to become someone new. We just need to remember who we are.

A weathered wooden porch overlooking the foggy Pescadero coast, with a wool blanket, tea mug, and open curtains
A foggy coastal trail winding through cypress trees toward the gray ocean at Pescadero in winter

A day might look like...

This is an example, not a promise. The rhythm will shift with the weather, the group, and what the weekend needs.

  • Morning movement and yoga as the house wakes up
  • A slow breakfast by the fire, or on the porch if the weather allows
  • A workshop, a walk, a conversation, or a nap — whatever the day calls for
  • Coastal hikes, hot tea, and long stretches of unstructured time
  • Family dinners around a long table
  • Evenings by the fire: story, ritual, song, or silence

This might be for you if...

  • You're starting a new year and want to begin from enough, not from lack.
  • You need to remember — not fix, not optimize, just remember — what you already have.
  • You want quiet, fire, good food, and women who understand without explanation.
  • You want to move your body, breathe cold ocean air, and come home feeling more like yourself.

Come Away for the Weekend

Friday, January 15 – Monday, January 18, 2027

Pescadero, California · Three nights, four days · $800 · 8 seats

Wild coast. Sunrise movement and yoga. Hiking. Somatic practice. Ritual. Fires. Beautiful meals. Rest. Reflection. Sisterhood. And enough quiet to hear yourself again.

To save your seat, send a $800 Venmo payment to @kierstan-streber. I'll be in touch within 24 hours with everything you need. Limited to 8 women.

Set up your future self. After the holiday crazy, you are going to be so happy you have this reset planned.

Save your seat — Venmo @kierstan-streber

Also at this table

Therapy

Individual psychotherapy for adults navigating burnout, ADHD, trauma, anxiety, relationships, and life transitions.

Seasonal Gatherings

Quarterly gatherings for women who want slower, deeper friendships and a little more ritual in their lives. Movement, conversation, beautiful food, storytelling, and simple nature-inspired rituals.

Women's Circle

A six-week virtual circle for a small group of women. One hour on Wednesday nights, moving through themes like ancestral stories, storytelling, ritual and ceremony, inner child, creativity, somatic movement, and archetypes.

Come Up for Air

A one-day burnout reset in San Francisco for high-achieving professionals who are quietly running out of ways to keep going. For the person worried they'll rage quit, lose their job, or simply disappear.

Between Sessions

Quarterly dinners and twice-monthly body doubling afternoons for psychotherapists in San Francisco and the East Bay.

For Teams

Burnout prevention workshops, mental health education, and on-site grief and crisis support for Bay Area teams.