KIN Retreat
 in Paamul, Mexico

 

Living & Creating from Connection
with the Wider Web of Life

 

A 7-day retreat with Brooke McNamara & Rachel Blackman

February 22-28, 2026
Sunday-Saturday

Cost: From $2,700-$3,900 USD

All inclusive: room & board, daily meals, 

daily classes with Brooke & Rachel, 

2 fabulous excursions, & more

Book by July 1, 2025 for an early-bird discount of $300 off!

Sunrise stillness, listening to the wisdom of the waves.

Creating in collaboration with the vibrant aliveness of the place.

Rest, connection, learning, and play - in person, in community.

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You’re invited to remember yourself home in the wider web of Life, to rest into profound resource, and to allow creative aliveness to fill and overflow you. Join beloved somatic educator and animist creativity whisperer, Rachel Blackman, and award-winning poet and transmitted Zen teacher, Brooke McNamara, for 7 days and 6 nights at a gorgeous, family-owned, beachfront villa at Copal Retreat, surrounded by the magical coastal world of the Riviera Maya in Paamul, Mexico

 

Facing the beautiful waters of the Caribbean Ocean and cohabitating with an abundance of coconut palm trees, flowers, hermit crabs, iguanas, pelicans, and other jungle and tropical beings, your invitation is to awaken to innate kinship with all beings, and the creative emergence that arises naturally from there.  

Whether you long to allow your imagination to unfurl naturally like the wild hibiscus, to rest attention in receptivity until your soul organically speaks, or to let the voices of your own living body, in symphony with countless other living bodies, simply express what's true, this retreat is your refuge and opportunity.  

 

Come for nourishment. Come for inspiration. Come to feed and be fed by the wider web of Life to which you've always belonged. Leave with fresh insight, energy, and creations that you can gift yourself and others ongoingly.

 

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You are most warmly invited to join us for KIN in-person retreat!

You’re invited to remember yourself home in the wider web of Life, to rest into profound resource, and to allow creative aliveness to fill and overflow you. Join beloved somatic educator and animist creativity whisperer, Rachel Blackman, and award-winning poet and transmitted Zen teacher, Brooke McNamara, for 7 days and 6 nights at a gorgeous, family-owned, beachfront villa at Copal Retreat, surrounded by the magical coastal world of the Riviera Maya in Paamul, Mexico.

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Facing the beautiful waters of the Caribbean Ocean and cohabitating with an abundance of coconut palm trees, flowers, hermit crabs, iguanas, pelicans, and other jungle and tropical beings, your invitation is to awaken to innate kinship with all beings, and the creative emergence that arises naturally from there.  

Whether you long to allow your imagination to unfurl naturally like the wild hibiscus, to rest attention in receptivity until your soul organically speaks, or to let the voices of your own living body, in symphony with countless other living bodies, simply express what's true, this retreat is your refuge and opportunity.  

 

Come for nourishment. Come for inspiration. Come to feed and be fed by the wider web of Life to which you've always belonged. Leave with fresh insight, energy, and creations that you can gift yourself and others ongoingly.

 

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You are most warmly invited to join us for KIN in-person retreat!

"It is essential sometimes to go into retreat, to stop everything that you have been doing, to stop your experiences completely and look at them anew, not keep on repeating them like machines. You would then let fresh air into your mind. Wouldn’t you?"

 

 ~ Krishnamurti

Welcome!

February 22-28, 2026 ~ in Paamul, Mexico

Book by July 1, 2025 for an early-bird discount of $300 off!

KIN Retreat is your invitation to enter your living and creating through the vital portal of Life Itself, here and now. When we practice this way, alone and together, consistently over time, we can remember the bounty of being interconnected with all things vast and tiny, infinite and infinitesimal. Our living and creating can become an emerging conversation fuelled by the experiential richness of existing right here, right now, on earth.

“...along with the other animals, the stones, the trees, and the clouds, we ourselves are characters within a huge story that is visibly unfolding all around us, participants within the vast imagination, or Dreaming, of the world.”

 

~ David Abrams,

The Spell of the Sensous

WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING: 

 

“Brooke and Rachel are magical facilitators who react to the needs of the group. They seem to know exactly which elements to add or remove at the right time to create something succinct and moving.”

 

“Infinite thanks - I recovered my identity as an artist and a deep connection and relationship to my own creativity, which I feel like is fully alive and flourishing again.”



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KIN WORKSHOPS ~ WHAT TO EXPECT:

 

Life is happening right now - anywhere you put your attention: things and beings are expressing exactly what they are, with their unique and illuminating qualities. Your tummy might be grumbling, wisely telling you: time to eat! Someone nearby, a stranger or beloved, may be silently expressing a palpable sadness or radiance that opens your heart. 

 

Maybe the wind is alive outside in the branches, and indeed it is inside, here in our lungs. Even the objects many may call inanimate, have a resonance. A voice. That stone that fits so well into the palm of your hand and warms gently with the heat of you, has journeyed through many epochs to be ready to meet you here, in this particular shape, in this specific moment.

 

In our KIN workshop space during retreat our themes will be drawn from what is bringing us alive. We are invested in an Animist world view - meaning we are especially curious about the aliveness in everything. This means we can venture together pretty much anywhere our curiosity takes us! 

Each workshop will include: 

 

  • a Welcome & check in, 
  • a guided somatic, inner visioning process, 
  • a little teaching from us, 
  • a writing/ creating prompt (you might move, paint, draw, sing…)
  • and a sharing space 

CREATIVE CO-WORKING TIME ~ WHAT TO EXPECT:

 

Our creative co-working time at KIN Retreat will include: 

 

  • A brief check in on what we’re drawn to explore
  • Parallel play time: co-working on a project you have going, or something emerging in the moment. Daydreaming, reading, napping all welcome as part of your research!  This is time when we are exploring alone, together. 
  • a brief closing round of what we received/ where we’re at, to complete the sesion

 

During this time you are welcome to bring something you are already working on, create from the stimulus that arrives from our check in, or simply take your pen, paintbrush/ voice/ body for a wander and see what emerges. Maybe together we can find a lush relaxation and powerful gravitas when we let the voices of our own living bodies simply express what's true. 

 

“And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.” 

 

 

~ Roald Dahl

RETREAT SCHEDULE (subject to change)

 

While we request that you participate wholeheartedly in the retreat, we also trust you to discern your own needs and energy levels. Therefore, we hold the opening and closing circles on Day 1 and Day 7 as “required” while all other retreat activities are invitational, and you are welcome to rest or take alone time as you determine will support you best.

Arrivals via shuttle from Cancun airport 

6:30pm ‪Celebratory optional Mezcal shot and/or crickets 

‪7:00pm Dinner‬ & Welcome/ Orientation with Brooke & Rachel

8:00pm Intention Setting, Opening Sound Healing Ceremony

 

7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation (sitting and walking) on rooftop deck with Brooke

‪8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

9:00-11:00am KIN Workhsop with Rachel & Brooke (practices for playing in imagination, interpersonal connection, creative expression, and rest)

11:00am-12pm Co-working Time (read, write, draw, paint, dance, daydream)

12:30-1:30pm Lunch

Free Time- Tour by Copal host of the beach (go for a swim, paddle board, read by the pool)

5:30-6:30pm Sunset Feldenkrais/ Gentle Movement on rooftop deck with Rachel

7:00pm Dinner‬ ‬



‪7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation (sitting and walking) on rooftop deck with Brooke

8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

9:00am-12:00pm Outing to jungle Cenote (wear swimwear)

12:30-1:30pm Lunch

1:30-4:00pm Free Time (nap, go for a swim, paddle board, read by the pool)

4:00-5:30pm Co-working Time (read, write, draw, paint, dance, daydream)

5:30-6:30pm Sunset Free Movement Practice (Animal guides) on rooftop deck with Rachel

7:00pm Dinner‬ ‬

8:30pm Rooftop Stargazing/ Creative Sharing/ Open Mic



‪7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation (sitting and walking) on rooftop deck with Brooke

‪8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

9:00am Outing to Tulum Ruins - Beach club for lunch and relax/explore beach for the rest of the day

2:00-3:30pm KIN Workshop on the Tulum beach with Rachel and Brooke 🙂 

‬5:30-6:30pm Sunset Feldenkrais/ Gentle Movement on rooftop deck with Rachel

7:00pm Dinner‬ ‬



7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation (sitting and walking) on rooftop deck with Brooke

‪8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

‪10:00am-1:00pm Massage (One hour each, in pairs) / When not in massage: optional scheduled 1:1 meetings with Rachel and Brooke to meet your process and questions

‪1:30-2:30pm Lunch‬

Free time

4:30-5:30pm Sunset Free Movement Practice (Bringing a Question to the Ancestors) on rooftop deck with Rachel

6:00pm Dinner out in town on 5th Ave in Playa del Carmen (transport to town not included). Option for shopping and for those who want to stay late, dancing and exploring. Option to Stay in Paamul and have dinner at the restaurant. 



‪7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation (sitting and walking) on rooftop deck with Brooke

8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

9:00-11:00am KIN Workhsop with Rachel & Brooke (practices for playing in imagination, interpersonal connection, creative expression, and rest)

11:00am-12pm Co-working Time (read, write, draw, paint, dance, daydream)

12:30-1:30pm Lunch

Free Time- nap, swim, paddle board, read by the pool)

5:30-6:30pm Sunset Feldenkrais/ Gentle Movement on rooftop deck with Rachel

7:00pm Dinner‬ ‬

8:30pm Sharing Circle/ Open Mic + Celebration 



‪7:00-8:00am Sunrise meditation + Integration & Closing Circle on rooftop deck ‪8:00-9:00am Breakfast‬

Adiós Amigos  

10:00am-1:00pm Shuttles back to the airport 

Venue

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Copal Retreat is a family-owned center situated on the coast of the Riviera Maya, in a beach town called Paamul. It is an hour away from the Cancun International Airport, 15 minutes north of Playa del Carmen and 20 minutes south of Tulum.

 

The villa faces the beautiful waters of the Caribbean Ocean and is situated beside an isolated and ungroomed coastline beach that is a sanctuary for beautiful marine species, a five-minute bike ride through the jungle.

 

It is also situated beside another public beach with white sand that is a three-minute walk away. There are kayaks, paddle boards, beach bikes, and hammocks to use in your free time. Our beautiful suites are all steps away from the beach pool, the common space, and our rooftop studio space and covered palapa studio space.

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 Rooms & Pricing

Book by July 1, 2025 to receive $300 off all prices listed below!

Our KIN Retreat will have full and exclusive use of the Copal Retreat Villa during our week-long stay. There are plenty of options for communal lounging and creative time on the rooftop balcony, the dining room area, and out around the pool and beach. 

 

For your stay, Copal has 9 beautiful independent guest rooms available - all with private entrances, air conditioning, fans, private bathrooms, wifi, and daily cleaning service. Each room can be configured as a single or double room. 5 of the rooms have 2 double beds, 4 rooms have 1 king size bed. Almost all rooms have beach or ocean views. The below prices reflect a choice of single or double use, and level of luxury of the room type.


If booking for double use, please indicate your preference for a roommate. If you do not have a preference, we’ll place you with someone of same gender.

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To reserve any room type, you may either:

  • Pay a non-refundable deposit of $750 USD, and pay the rest of your fee by October 24, 2025
  • Pay in full upfront



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Courtyard Double Room ~ $2700 USD

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Courtyard Single Room ~ $3100 USD

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Beachfront Double Room ~ $3000 USD

Beachfront room with king bed

Beachfront Single Room ~ $3400 USD

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Rooftop Double Room ~ $3500 USD

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Rooftop Single Room ~ $3900 USD

How to Arrive at Copal Retreat in Paamul, Mexico

Book your flight to arrive at Cancun International Airport. A transportation shuttle is provided from the airport to Copal Retreat (about 1-hour drive) on Sunday, February 22nd - leaving the airport between 2-6pm. Shuttles will also be provided back to the airport from Copal (about 1-hour drive) on Saturday, February 28th, leaving the villa between 10am - 12pm. If you are unable to make these shuttle time windows, Copal can help you make travel arrangements at your own expense.

Food ~ Cocina Copal

Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner is prepared by Copal’s in-house team of cooks and chefs. The menu focuses on Mexican cuisine with contemporary style influences, using only nutrient-dense and locally sourced ingredients. 

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Their kitchen will accommodate any dietary restrictions or preferences, always preparing and serving you with love.

Who this retreat is for

This retreat is for anyone who is aching to come alive in their deeper knowing, intuition, creativity, and connection to other brave, soulful humans, and a new, beautiful, culturally-rooted place. It is designed for those who wish to press pause on the (perhaps wonderful) contexts and conditions that are associated with habitual ways of being, and enter a practice container where kindness, attention to the soul of things, truthfulness, and wholeheartedness are values at the center. This retreat is for those brave souls who are ready to actively surrender to the treasure hunt for their unique gifts in this lifetime ~ those gifts to do with innate being, and those that ask for active creative participation. 


More specifically, this retreat is for: 

 

  • Folks who want to perceive more vividly the aliveness and interconnection in and between all things
  • People who are actively working on a creative project and want to spend devoted time moving it forward or completing it
  • Those who want to learn about and experience the fertile threshold between meditation, somatic practices, and creative expression
  • People who are at the cusp of a new life phase or identity shift who want to tend the transition ritually and well
  • Serious seekers who want to awaken to their true nature here and now, and express from this place
  • Adventurers who want rest, rejuvenation, soul-nourishment, connection, and fun

 

This retreat might not be for you if:

 

  • You aren't that keen on group experiences 
  • You don’t feel curiosity arise as you read about this
  • You prefer to work in a mostly rational or cognitive way 
  • You don't want to engage in stillness, somatics, or creative practice 

What Students are Saying:

 

“I have never experienced such a sensitively, generously, unconditionally held space by two kick-arse womenfolk, where everyone was important, and we focused on connecting to the things that matter: ourselves as creative beings in a beautiful, abundant, magical world.”

 

“I loved the variety of activities from mindfulness, body-based awareness, poetry, dance, creativity, somatic learnings, and so much more. It is restorative and a rich reminder of our humanness. I came away with a deeper connection to my animal body, to the greater body of the cosmos, and a sense of community and the diversity of our group.”



Please bring strange things. 

Please come bringing new things. 

Let very old things come into your hands.

Let what you do not know come into your eyes.

Let desert sand harden your feet.

Let the arch of your feet be the mountains.

Let the paths of your fingertips be your maps

and the ways you go be the lines on your palms.

Let there be deep snow in your inbreathing

and your outbreath be the shining of ice.

May your mouth contain the shapes of strange words.

May you smell food cooking you have not eaten.

May the spring of a foreign river be your navel.

May your soul be at home where there are no houses.

Walk carefully, well loved one,

walk mindfully, well loved one,

walk fearlessly, well loved one.

Return with us, return to us, 

be always coming home.

 

~ Ursula LeGuin

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Please bring strange things. 

Please come bringing new things. 

Let very old things come into your hands.

Let what you do not know come into your eyes.

Let desert sand harden your feet.

Let the arch of your feet be the mountains.

Let the paths of your fingertips be your maps

and the ways you go be the lines on your palms.

Let there be deep snow in your inbreathing

and your outbreath be the shining of ice.

May your mouth contain the shapes of strange words.

May you smell food cooking you have not eaten.

May the spring of a foreign river be your navel.

May your soul be at home where there are no houses.

Walk carefully, well loved one,

walk mindfully, well loved one,

walk fearlessly, well loved one.

Return with us, return to us, 

be always coming home.

 

~ Ursula LeGuin

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please see the section near the top of this page titled “Retreat Schedule” - it has lots of information about our schedule for this retreat, including a tentative daily schedule of activities.

Book your flight to arrive at Cancun International Airport. A transportation shuttle is provided from the airport to Copal Retreat (about 1-hour drive) on Sunday, February 22nd - leaving the airport between 2-6pm. 

Shuttles will also be provided back to the airport from Copal (about 1-hour drive) on Saturday, February 28th, leaving the villa between 10am - 12pm.

If you are unable to make these shuttle time windows, Copal can help you make travel arrangements at your own expense.



  • Daily sessions with Brooke & Rachel in meditation, Feldenkrais (gentle movement), KIN Creative Workshops, and/ or Creative Co-Working 
  • Facilitated space to share your creative work, and receive feedback if you want it
  • Transportation shuttle from and to Cancun airport on Feb 22 (2-6pm) and Feb 28 (10am-12pm)
  • Double or Single Courtyard, Beachfront, or Rooftop accommodations, all with private entrances, air conditioning, fans, private bathrooms, wifi, and daily cleaning service.
  • 3 daily delicious, nutritious meals, curated and prepared by amazing local chefs, minus one lunch and one dinner away from the retreat on tour days. First day is dinner only, and last day is breakfast only. The weekly menu is customizable to dietary restrictions and preferences. The food is always a highlight for guests at Copal.
  • Shuttles and entrances to 2 included tours: jungle cenote (freshwater natural pools) and Tulum Mayan ruins (lunch not included)
  • Welcome ceremony on the first evening, led by a local shaman with musical cuencos under the stars
  • 1 beachfront massage for every guest
  • Hosting help from Copal 
  • Access to bikes, paddles, and snorkel masks, to explore the local oceans, pathways to turtle sanctuary, and villa’s beachfront pool
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    • Flights or travel to Cancun
    • Shuttle from & to airport outside the time periods offered by Copal (Feb 22, 2-6pm and Feb 28, 10am-12pm)
    • Lunch out at Tulum Mayan ruins
    • Dinner out Thursday night, either in Paamul or 15 minutes away at Playa Del Carmen
    • Travel insurance

    Guests are responsible for purchasing travel medical insurance and cancellation insurance which are strongly recommended. Purchasing travel insurance helps to mitigate any unexpected circumstances such as medical issues prior to traveling or while traveling, last minute flight cancellations or personal issues that might affect your trip. Retreat participants can look into rates and policies through www.travelguard.com.

All participants are required to sign THIS health & liability waiver from Copal Retreat in order to attend this retreat. Brooke and Rachel will require an additional health & liability waiver, which will be provided after registration and before arrival to retreat.

All participants are encouraged to purchase travel insurance.  Please explore your options to purchase a premium policy with a Cancel For Any Reason contingency. Group travel bookings are not protected so it is the individual’s responsibility to protect their own investment.  To get an immediate quote for travel insurance, visit Travel Insured or Travel Guard. 

Should you need to cancel your registration, you may receive a refund minus the $750 non-refundable deposit before October 24, 2025. 

After October 24, 2025 no refunds will be provided. 

All $750 deposits are non-refundable.



Please reach out to Brooke at BrookeJMcNamara@gmail.com with any questions and she will respond as soon as possible - with some time possibly needed to contact Copal Retreat first. 

Book by July 1, 2025 for an early-bird discount of $300 off!

About Rachel

Rachel Blackman is a Somatic Coach, Trainer and Educator, Mentor, Theatre Maker and Feldenkrais Practitioner. 

She trains coaches to work with embodied intelligence at The Somatic School. Themes that really bring her alive include creativity and the generative principle, biological intelligence and supporting change at the level of neuroplasticity. 

She is an Animist and and loves to hold spaces that weave together connections between the sacred, the embodied and our biosphere. 

Rachel works with people 1:1 and in groups, coaching and teaching embodied intelligence, Earth honouring ritual and creative practice. She is one half of The Aliveness Lab with Kate Daisy Grant, whose aim is making embodied practices that are normally only available in 1:1 contexts, more accessible. She is also the mama of an online space and art project called The Museum of Tiny Failures, which is all about taking the shame out of our non-award winning moments. 

In her life as an artist, you are most likely to have seen her as Charra in Matrix Revolutions. She is also an award winning theatre maker and has created 4 full length original plays. 

Rachel is down-lineage of - way back - European, Scandinavian, Scottish and English ancestry and more recently, a mixed bag of convicts and settler colonists to Australia, where her family now live mostly on the unceeded territory of the Bungalung and Yugambeh Nations. She is now based in Brighton UK where she lives with her husband Shad and bonus son Akash by the big wild Mama sea. 

www.vibrantbody.co.uk

About Brooke

Brooke McNamara, MFA,  is a poet, creativity coach, meditation instructor, and transmitted Zen teacher and lineage holder. 

She has published two books of poems: Bury the Seed and Feed Your Vow. She loves to create poems from 3 main ingredients: the raw material of everyday life, wholehearted and visceral listening, and the mind of meditation. For her poetry, Brooke is the recipient of the Charles B. Palmer prize from the Academy of American Poets. 

A dancer and writer since childhood, movement, meditation, and poetry have always been her way of sensing meaning in this wild world. From Tinkerbell to Clara in the Nutcracker to some mind-boggling, experimental contemporary performances, Brooke loves engaging mind, body, soul, and spirit to seek and ignite connection on many levels. From 2003-2018, she danced professionally with Malashock & Dancers (San Diego), LEVYdance (San Francisco), Sweet Edge Dance (Denver), and in extensive collaboration making dance-theater duets with Lauren Beale (Boulder).

Brooke has taught at Naropa University in Yoga Studies and at the University of Colorado, Boulder in Dance. She is president and a founding teacher at Dragon Lake Zen, and teaches in-person and online courses and retreats to facilitate the awakening of innate wisdom, compassion, artistry, and play. She continues to study and deepen with her Zen teacher, Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi.

Originally from San Diego, Brooke now lives in Boulder, CO on the unceded territories of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe people, with her husband, Rob, their two sons, Lundin and Orion. They continuously teach her every day how to live in love.

www.BrookeMcNamara.com

www.DragonLakeZen.org

 

About Rachel

Rachel Blackman is a Somatic Coach, Trainer and Educator, Mentor, Theatre Maker and Feldenkrais Practitioner. 

She trains coaches to work with embodied intelligence at The Somatic School. Themes that really bring her alive include creativity and the generative principle, biological intelligence and supporting change at the level of neuroplasticity. 

She is an Animist and and loves to hold spaces that weave together connections between the sacred, the embodied and our biosphere. 

Rachel works with people 1:1 and in groups, coaching and teaching embodied intelligence, Earth honouring ritual and creative practice. She is one half of The Aliveness Lab with Kate Daisy Grant, whose aim is making embodied practices that are normally only available in 1:1 contexts, more accessible. She is also the mama of an online space and art project called The Museum of Tiny Failures, which is all about taking the shame out of our non-award winning moments. 

In her life as an artist, you are most likely to have seen her as Charra in Matrix Revolutions. She is also an award winning theatre maker and has created 4 full length original plays. 

Rachel is down-lineage of - way back - European, Scandinavian, Scottish and English ancestry and more recently, a mixed bag of convicts and settler colonists to Australia, where her family now live mostly on the unceeded territory of the Bungalung and Yugambeh Nations. She is now based in Brighton UK where she lives with her husband Shad and bonus son Akash by the big wild Mama sea. 

www.vibrantbody.co.uk

About Brooke

Brooke McNamara, MFA,  is a poet, creativity coach, meditation instructor, and transmitted Zen teacher and lineage holder. 

She has published two books of poems: Bury the Seed and Feed Your Vow. She loves to create poems from 3 main ingredients: the raw material of everyday life, wholehearted and visceral listening, and the mind of meditation. For her poetry, Brooke is the recipient of the Charles B. Palmer prize from the Academy of American Poets. 

A dancer and writer since childhood, movement, meditation, and poetry have always been her way of sensing meaning in this wild world. From Tinkerbell to Clara in the Nutcracker to some mind-boggling, experimental contemporary performances, Brooke loves engaging mind, body, soul, and spirit to seek and ignite connection on many levels. From 2003-2018, she danced professionally with Malashock & Dancers (San Diego), LEVYdance (San Francisco), Sweet Edge Dance (Denver), and in extensive collaboration making dance-theater duets with Lauren Beale (Boulder).

Brooke has taught at Naropa University in Yoga Studies and at the University of Colorado, Boulder in Dance. She is president and a founding teacher at Dragon Lake Zen, and teaches in-person and online courses and retreats to facilitate the awakening of innate wisdom, compassion, artistry, and play. She continues to study and deepen with her Zen teacher, Diane Musho Hamilton Roshi.

Originally from San Diego, Brooke now lives in Boulder, CO on the unceded territories of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe people, with her husband, Rob, their two sons, Lundin and Orion. They continuously teach her every day how to live in love.

www.BrookeMcNamara.com

www.DragonLakeZen.org

 


Together, Rachel and Brooke lead a bi-annual 7-month program called Feeding Your Genius: Deep Resourcing for Activating Your Gifts, and an on-going writing membership program called KIN: Writing from Connection with the Wider Web of Life.



Book by July 1, 2025 for an early-bird discount of $300 off!