Events
We at Whaterr believe in living an eventful life, and we make sure that our calendar is packed with events that can add value to your lives. We organize events for both mental health professionals so that they can provide their services with greater efficacy and other professionals to help them upskill themselves while networking with fellow participants who share similar goals.
Following is our lineup of ongoing and upcoming events:
Retreat #1: "Say What You Mean: Presence & Precision in Relationship Speech" @ Pushkar
Dates: 11–15 April 2026
A five-day retreat that trains your voice, attention, and listening through embodied practices drawn from Indic speech disciplines (vak), narrative repair techniques, and relational somatic work. We translate ancient categories of intention, lineages of listening, and ritualized apology into clear, repeatable tools you can use the moment you return home.
What you will gain:
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A compact toolkit for immediate conflict de-escalation and honest disclosure.
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Practices to strengthen embodied listening (grounding + micro-pauses).
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A template for “repair conversations” that reduces escalation and rebuilds trust.
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Daily rituals to re-center relational intent (5–10 minute practices).
What to expect:
Mornings: guided embodied practice and short teachings.
Afternoons: dyads and small-group skill labs.
Evenings: reflective fireside integrations and short sutra-style talks.
Who should attend:
Couples, therapists, facilitators, and any professional or individual who wants to stop rehearsing the same fights and start changing the exchange.
Note:
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Limited to 20 participants
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Location will be disclosed post registration
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Bring a journal, comfortable clothes, and a willingness to speak and be corrected.
Register now; limited seats! To register, write to us at support@whaterr.com, and we shall be looking forward to hosting you!
Retreat #2: "The Language of Trust: Story, Ritual, and Repair" @ Bhuj
Dates: 2–5 October 2026
Four days in coastal Kutch's rhythm to excavate the narratives that run relationships: attachment scripts, inherited speech patterns, and cultural repair methods. We pair narrative therapy exercises with pragmatic ritual forms inspired by Indic communal repair practices so trust can be both narrated and enacted.
What you will gain:
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A mapped method for unpicking toxic narratives and creating shared stories.
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Ritual-based micro-practices to mark apology and accountability.
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Tools to convert blame into curiosity in real time.
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Exercises to help families and small groups reframe recurring conflict patterns.
What to expect:
Brief morning theory (story structures + social rituals), intensive afternoon role-plays, final day integration with community ritual (symbolic acts that seal learning).
Who should attend:
Family therapists, group facilitators, couples, community leaders, and anyone who runs recurrent relational cycles and needs a tactical method to change them.
Note:
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Cohort size limited to 20
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Modest physical exertion
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Cultural sensitivity required (we work with local communities and invite respectful participation)
Secure your spot; cohort size is capped. To register, write to us at support@whaterr.com, and we shall be looking forward to hosting you!
Retreat #3: "Sacred Speech: Presence, Witnessing & Deep Repair" @ Kashi (Varanasi)
Dates: 23–27 December 2026
Five days in Kashi for those who want depth: advanced witnessing practices, ancestral-silence work, and structured dialogues that rewire long-standing relational wounds. This retreat synthesizes conversational neuroscience with Indic contemplative practices to cultivate speech that is simple, truthful, and reparative.
What you will gain:
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Advanced witnessing protocols to hold high-stakes disclosures without reactivity.
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Techniques to integrate “sacred silence” into communication (when not speaking repairs more than words).
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A framework for long-term relational maintenance: seasonal check-ins and micro-rituals.
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A personal communication map to carry into daily life.
What to expect:
Deep silent mornings, guided dyadic repair labs midday, and integrative satsang-style evenings with practical takeaways.
Who should attend:
Experienced practitioners, couples seeking deep repair, and leaders who hold others’ relationships. Prior relational work is recommended (not required).
Note:
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Limited cohort of 20 people
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Recommended for participants comfortable with extended silence practices and emotional depth.
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Location will be disclosed upon registration
Apply for the Kashi cohort; seats are filling up already! To register, write to us at support@whaterr.com, and we shall be looking forward to hosting you!
Testimonials from our previous events
Nandini Testimonial
Samay Testimonial
