Weekend of Horses, Fire and Quiet: JE Wellness — A Two‑Day Immersion in the Jarrahdale Hills

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Weekend of Horses, Fire and Quiet: JE Wellness — A Two‑Day Immersion in the Jarrahdale Hills

A two‑day, women‑focused immersion at Jarrahdale Equestrian Centre that pairs guided horse‑connection work with ritual, nature time and small‑group reflection to help participants slow down and reconnect.

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Weekend of Horses, Fire and Quiet: JE Wellness — A Two‑Day Immersion in the Jarrahdale Hills.

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Location
Jarrahdale
Operator
Jarrahdale Equestrian Centre
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Horse
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set into the gentle folds of the Jarrahdale Hills, JE Wellness — Weekend Immersion is an intimate, two‑day program that places horses, ceremony and slow, purposeful practices at the centre of a guided process of release and renewal. Across structured horse‑connection experiences, reflective workshops and outdoor rituals, participants move through grounding, letting go and integration in a focused small‑group setting.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE HORSES

Guided horse‑connection experiences

A core component of the immersion is hands‑on time with horses — guided sessions designed to cultivate presence, nonverbal communication and intuitive reflection through direct contact and facilitated exercises.

THE RITUALS

Burning circle and sacred foot‑washing

Ceremony anchors the program: a powerful burning circle for symbolic release and, on the second day, a Sacred Foot Washing ceremony intended as an embodied moment of renewal and honouring the journey walked.

THE LANDSCAPE

Time in the Jarrahdale Hills

The schedule deliberately includes unhurried time in nature — periods of grounding, nervous‑system regulation practices and small‑group connection set against the hills that surround the equestrian centre.

What the day feels like

What the weekend actually feels like

Days open with a circle and grounding practices, then move between guided horse‑work, focused authenticity workshops and communal meals; evenings and closing moments are structured around ceremony and integration so the weekend reads as a deliberate arc from arrival and release to reflection and embodiment.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this immersion suits — and who should take pause.

1
Women seeking reconnectionThe program is framed as an intimate transformational weekend for women looking to slow down, release what no longer serves them and reconnect with themselves through ceremony, nature and shared reflection.
2
People comfortable around horsesA significant portion of the weekend involves guided horse‑connection experiences and intuitive reflection with horses; attendees should be prepared to engage in hands‑on equine activities.
3
Those able to manage outdoor conditionsActivities take place outdoors in the Jarrahdale Hills, so participants should be prepared for sun, possible wind or rain and bring the recommended clothing and a water bottle.
4
Pet owners and visitors with animalsNot suitable for anyone planning to bring dogs or other outside animals — the operator prohibits pets on property at any time.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & duration

The immersion runs as a two‑day weekend program: Saturday sessions run 9:00am–5:00pm and Sunday sessions run 10:00am–2:00pm.

What to bring

Bring comfortable walking shoes, full‑length pants, a t‑shirt or long‑sleeved top, a wide‑brim hat, a small bag or backpack, sunscreen, a raincoat and a water bottle.

Logistics & meeting point

Meet at Jarrahdale Equestrian (the operator is Jarrahdale Equestrian Centre); on‑site gourmet morning tea and lunches are provided during the schedule.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where do we meet for the weekend?

The program meets at Jarrahdale Equestrian (Jarrahdale Equestrian Centre).

How long is the immersion each day?

Saturday runs approximately 9:00am–5:00pm and Sunday runs approximately 10:00am–2:00pm.

Are meals provided?

Gourmet morning tea and lunches are provided as noted in the weekend schedule.

What should I bring?

Bring comfortable walking shoes, full‑length pants, a t‑shirt or longer‑sleeved top, a wide‑brim hat, a small bag or backpack, sunscreen, a raincoat and a water bottle.

Can I bring my dog or other animals?

No — dogs or outside animals are not permitted on the property at any time.