Roots and Rhythms: Exploring Celtic Spirituality

Program Details

With reverence of the ancient and indigenous, Celtic spirituality sees the world as a living tapestry, where each element—be it a stone, a tree, or a river—whispers its own sacred story. In this tradition, the boundaries between the seen and unseen worlds are fluid, and the spiritual journey is one of unifying the psyche with the soul as well as the land.

This Day Apart retreat invites us to engage with the Celtic imagination, where Divine presence is seen and felt in all things. Through rituals, guided meditations, and storytelling, participants can connect with ancestral wisdom, explore inner landscapes, and experience how earth-based wisdom weaves together with Christian mysticism.

As part of our 2025-26 theme of "Seeing Holy Presence," join us on Sunday, October 5th from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm as Deb LeClair facilitates this inspiring day retreat that will open your eyes to see the Divine through Celtic eyes.

Cost: $89 includes the day program from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, ground access, pastries, lunch, coffee, and hot drink service

About the Leaders

Deb LeClair

Dr. Debra LeClair is a psychologist and group facilitator who practices as a life/executive coach. She is the constant student of where psychology intersects with conscious creation. This approach helps people to discover their strengths and soul-level aspirations while bolstering inner and outer support systems, including those that are trauma-informed and body-centered. Holding Master degrees in both Clinical and Applied Psychology, Debra later earned her doctorate in Applied psychology at Rutgers University. She has also been a student of indigenous wisdom practices for several decades and is a Certified Celtic Shamanism Practitioner. In 2002, Debra co-founded Full Spectrum Wellness to promote healthy mind, body and spirit and in 2024, re-aligned and rebranded the organization as re-Sourced (re-sourcedwell.com) to empower evolving leaders and conscious creators, especially in integrating their spirituality into all aspects of their lives. She is also an author of spiritual fiction. Her debut novel, The Common Hours (PortalStar Publishing 2024) explores themes of trauma, grief, and healing through ancestral connection. As a writer, Debra is impassioned by the connection between psychology and spirituality and what that brings to a hero/heroine’s journey. The next book in the trilogy, tentatively entitled, The Shattered Hours, will be released on February 1st, 2027.

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