Adult summer camp for clinicians
May 14–18, 2027Ronald, Washington9 CEUs
Only 10 spots available
This is not a conference with name badges and fluorescent lighting. It is a cabin in the Cascades with a hot tub, a firepit, a pool table, and ten clinicians who get it: the work, the weight of it, and how rarely you let yourself stop carrying it.
Mornings are for learning. Afternoons are for the lake, the trail, the deck chair, or the nap you have been owing yourself since 2024. Evenings are for long dinners, campfire conversations, and the kind of laughing that makes your face hurt.
Come for the CEUs. Leave with so much more.
Hold your seat by the fireThree 3-hour morning training sessions led by licensed clinicians. Topics announced as curriculum is finalized.
Private 6,200 sq ft cabin in the Cascades. 7 bedrooms, pool, hot tub, game room with pool table and foosball.
Welcome dinner on Friday through final breakfast on Tuesday. Dietary needs honored, confirm when you register.
Pontoon day on Cle Elum Lake, trail walk to Roslyn, campfire nights, and choose-your-own-adventure afternoons.
Check in from 3 PM. Settle into your room, explore the cabin, find the hot tub. Welcome dinner on the patio, the kind where nobody checks the time.
Morning CEU session (3 hrs), coffee is ready when you wake up. Afternoon downtime, then a group walk down the Coal Mines Trail to Roslyn, ending at Washington's oldest bar. Camp games night after dinner. Evening campfire with s'mores and the kind of conversation that only happens around a fire.
Morning CEU session, then the signature afternoon: pontoon cruise on Cle Elum Lake with the whole group. Cascade mountain views, kayaking, snacks on the boat. Stargazing after dinner.
The last training block wraps your nine CEUs. Choose-your-own-adventure afternoon: hike to Peoh Point, drive into Cle Elum for breweries and the Red Arrow Drive-In, or do nothing at all. Farewell dinner at a local restaurant. Final campfire. S'mores. Stars.
Light breakfast, coffee, no rush. Pack up and head out on your own timeline. Hugs at the door.
Ronald is a small mountain community near Cle Elum where the trees outnumber the people and cell service gets spotty enough that you stop checking.
Flat, scenic trail running right past the cabin through Roslyn and on to Cle Elum.
Starts at the cabin
Pontoon rentals, kayaks, paddleboards, Cascade mountain views from the water.
Minutes up the road
Historic mining town, Northern Exposure filming location, home to Washington's oldest bar.
Walking distance via trail
Golf, spa, and dining nearby if you want to extend your trip.
10 minutes
You do not need to be burned out to come. You just need to be willing to stop for a few days and let yourself be taken care of.
If you have ever justified a personal trip by calling it professional development, you are our people.
$1,895 to $2,495
Pricing varies by room selection. Includes lodging, all meals, nine CEU credits, group activities, and everything listed above. Payment plans available: a non-refundable deposit secures your spot, with the remaining balance split into monthly installments.
The cabin is about 90 minutes east of Seattle via I-90. Most guests drive or fly into Sea-Tac and rent a car. We will send detailed directions and travel tips once you are registered.
Each morning features a 3-hour continuing education session led by licensed clinicians. Training topics will be announced as we finalize the curriculum. All sessions include sign-in, learning objectives, attendance tracking, and certificates of completion.
We are finalizing accreditation details and will share specifics as soon as they are confirmed. Reach out with questions about your specific board.
Not at all. The trail is flat, the lake day is on a pontoon, and hot tub under the stars is always an option. No pressure to do anything you do not want to do.
Imagine if summer camp and a professional retreat had a baby raised by people who actually understand burnout. Small group. Big cabin. Good people.
