Escape the routine and ruts of everyday living and open to what is possible when you take the time to pause and truly care for yourself. Discover what the ancient Indian healing practice of Ayurveda has to offer. Based on thousands of years of trial and error, let the 'science of living' lead you back to yourself.  At Somatheeram resort,  the Ayurvedic course of treatment allows you to participate and immerse yourself in the culture. This is no tourist trip to India, this is India itself.

Indulge in daily ayurvedic treatments. Relax by the pool with a fruity mango lassi or coconut juice. Consume all the freshly prepared fully ayurvedic-prescribed buffet meals. Explore Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala. Begin or deepen a practice of yoga and meditation. Try out pranayama breathwork or just laze in a hammock listening to the powerful roar of the sea. There is room for all of this in your eleven days in paradise.

With a combination of cacao ceremonies using Keith's cacao, group and individual practices, daily check-ins, reiki, and restorative yoga, Leslie will support the experience all along the way.

Leslie studied biology, philosophy, and medicine at Johns Hopkins University, Kings College London, and Temple School of Medicine, respectively. Her education began when, after giving birth to her three children, she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. Two years later, she cared for her daughter as she journeyed with brain cancer. Her experiences with cancer as a physician, patient, and caregiver give her a unique and holistic perspective. In her work as a cancer coach, she creates a safe, judgment-free space for people to hear their inner guidance. When Olivia and Leslie traveled to India, they had powerful experiences that they were eager to share with you. Whether or not you have been touched by cancer, this trip is an opportunity for exploration, release, and renewal. The last few years have caused enormous disruptions for many, and just like a cancer diagnosis, at times, the disruptions can be openings to a deeper connection to ourselves and others.