We believe in the healing power that comes from getting outside and connecting with people that we care about. Our retreats for couples are focused on activities and adventures that can help you to work together, grow closer, and strengthen the bonds that you have with your partner. The act of sharing a therapeutic session outdoors can foster a deeper connection with your loved one. It encourages open and honest communication in a relaxed and non-judgmental setting. This can lead to breakthroughs in self-awareness and personal growth.
Spending time outdoors has been shown to boost mood, reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, and enhance overall mental health. Engaging in physical activities such as hiking, walking, or even yoga amidst the beauty of nature can provide a holistic therapeutic experience.
Choosing Get Outside Together will offer a unique and enriching therapeutic experience that sets it apart from traditional indoor therapy.
Being in nature has been proven to have a calming and therapeutic effect on the mind and body. It can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while promoting overall well-being. A session outdoors allows you to tap into nature's inherent healing power, creating a more relaxed and open atmosphere for self-exploration and healing.
Many individuals find it exhilarating to engage in these physical activities while promoting physical well-being, release of endorphins, and an overall boost to your mood. The combination of physical movement and emotional exploration can be a powerful catalyst for personal growth.
Matt Conley
Jeff Derricott
We are unique in that the rafting company with whom we partner is also run by our Founder, Zak Hazlett and his family. This creates a unique “Family” feel because all of the guides and other staff are family and friends. In a setting where we are hoping to build connections and create healing experiences–this dynamic is incredibly special.
No, while there will frequently be therapists present to help facilitate the discussions and workshops, each trip we offer is NOT considered therapy. The trips are designed to be therapeutic because of the natural healing that is created by the environment, the activities, and the people with whom you will be interacting.
Moab’s Canyon Country is known for its fantastic weather. In the spring and fall, daytime temperatures range from 60-80 degrees F, dropping to 30-50 degrees at night. Expect summer temperatures between 85 and 105 degrees during the day and 55-75 degrees at night. Rainstorms tend to be rare and short-lived in this area, but a light rain jacket may be handy for cool mornings or late afternoon showers. We recommend that you check the local weather before departing to see what is forecast during your trip. Always be prepared for the sun; wear sunscreen and a hat to protect your skin.
We customize each individual trip to meet the needs of the group dynamic.
Everything from the food being next level to the additional staff we provide and activities we create to help enhance the experience–we can guarantee that it is worth every bit of the additional cost.
The number of guests on each trip will depend greatly on the group dynamic and what is offered. Some trips will have fewer people and are advertised as a more intimate style of trip. Others are created to be a fun way to connect and meet new people from all walks of life so they will have more people.
The Restrooms are available at our office, all major boat launch sites, and BLM campgrounds. A portable toilet will be set up in camp for your comfort and convenience. For privacy, it will be secluded behind a large rock or clump of trees or set up inside a “John” tent. The toilet will be available each evening and morning and for emergencies during the day. Our guides are sensitive to the unique challenges women may encounter while traveling in a wilderness area. Please don’t hesitate to ask if there are questions concerning these issues. Many women find it helpful to wear a two-piece swimsuit and/or have a skirt or wrap-around sarong for privacy and convenience. Ziploc bags are handy for storage and disposal of feminine hygiene products.
We provide camping gear for everyone unless you wish to bring your own. Most people who have the gear like to bring their own tents, pads, sleeping bags, and chairs because it is what they are familiar with.
You are welcome to bring drinks and snacks and we will put them in our coolers.
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