
2026 Annual Intentional Retreat TBD
What to Expect
​You do so much to care for others, what are you doing to take care of you?
Slip away from the hustle and bustle and tap back into the reasons you were called to medicine while enjoying quality time with family and colleagues. The retreat is open to AdventHealth CFD, EFD, WFD, and Mid-America Region medical staff (physicians, advanced-practice providers, and medical residents/fellows).
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Join us for an interactive and experiential retreat where we will explore what it means to be intentional about all aspects of your well-being and help you to develop tools and strategies to address each dimension.
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What’s Included:
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Welcome reception
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Interactive morning workshops
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Mindful movement on the beach
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S'mores on the beach
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Mission: FIT Possible Kids' program (ages 4-10)
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Professional family or individual portraits
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Families welcome
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Numerous opportunities to network, learn, rest and play
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Approved for up to 9 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits
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Agenda at a Glance
Friday
Afternoon | Check-in and get settled
Evening | Finding Meaning in Medicine (CME session)
Evening | Welcome reception for participants and family members
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Saturday
Morning | Mindful Movement on the beach
Morning | Breakfast
Morning | Mission: FIT Possible kids' program
Morning | CME workshops
Afternoon | Free time/Activities
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Sunday
Morning | Mindful Movement on the beach
Morning | Breakfast
Morning | CME workshops
Morning | Wrap-Up
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Facilitators

Tyon Hall, PhD, LMFT
Director, Psychotherapist
Center for Physician Wellbeing (CFD)

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Leila I. Durr, PhD
Director, Licensed Psychologist
Physician/APP Well-Being (WFD)
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Alexandra Lajeunesse, MA, LMHC
Psychotherapist
GME Wellness
Alexandra.lajeunesse@adventhealth.com
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Ravi Sabapathy, PsyD
Director, Mid-America Region
Medical Staff & Team Member Well-Being
(AdventHealth Shawnee Mission)
ravindran.sabapathy@adventhealth.com
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Megan Dowdell, LMHC
Psychotherapist
Center for Physician Wellbeing (CFD)
megan.dowdell@adventhealth.com
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Natasha Bradley, MA, RMHCI
Staff Psychotherapist Intern
Center for Physician Wellbeing (CFD)
Guest Speakers
TBD
Hotel Information
TBD
Things to Do
TBD
Mission: Fit Possible

FOOD: Nutritional fitness
MOVE: Physical fitness
MOOD: Emotional fitness
RECHARGE: Restorative fitness
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The connection between these four elements is the strength of the fit platform. As children experience the connectivity of each element to the others, they begin to realize how one weak area affects the others, just like dominoes. This knowledge encourages and reinforces healthy decision-making.
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This optional program is suitable for children ages 4-10. For more information, click here.
The fit approach is comprehensive and teaches children to uncover the clues of healthy living. By pulling all aspects of life together in a whole-health fitness approach, children can achieve a fit, healthy life. The fit platform features these elements:
