Child Mind Retreat on Maui- for parents who have lost children

The Child Mind Retreat on Maui is a six-day healing retreat for parents who have lost children, held in Wailea, Maui, and led by Nicole Newman. It is intended for mothers and fathers carrying the grief of a child's death who want to spend time with others who understand it, in a quiet island setting.

The retreat is part of the work Nicole Newman offers through Love of Avery Kind, which centers on mediumship and spiritual connection. This gathering is set apart for bereaved parents, and the name points to a way of approaching loss through the mind and heart of the child.

What to Expect

The retreat runs for six days in Wailea on Maui. Nicole Newman is the teacher named for this retreat. The organizer describes it as a retreat for parents who have lost children, and the days are shaped around that shared experience, so no one has to explain why they came.

Nicole's wider work includes mediumship circles and workshops on psychic knowing and mediumship for healing, so parents who are curious about how she approaches connection with loved ones in spirit can find that context in her other programmes. For this retreat, the core is the gathering itself: six days with others who carry a similar loss.

About Nicole Newman

Nicole Newman is the founder of the Love of Avery Kind community and teaches mediumship and extrasensory development. She leads regular online mediumship circles and in-person workshops in Wailea, including programmes on psychic knowing and mediumship for healing. She also hosts The Love Project, a free online membership community. She leads this retreat.

The Setting

The retreat takes place in Wailea, on the sunny southern coast of Maui, Hawaii. Nicole Newman also teaches other in-person workshops in Wailea, so the area is a regular home for her work.

Before You Go

This retreat is for parents who have lost a child. Hawaii time and Pacific time differ, so check your own time zone when planning travel. Questions about the retreat can be sent to the organizer, Love of Avery Kind, before you decide to attend.