June 23-25, 2027| Camp Casey, Whidbey Island, WA
Arrival: Guests may arrive the night before the retreat, Tues. June 22 after 4pm or by 8:30am on Wednesday the 23rd. The retreat begins at 9am on the 23rd.
Departure: The retreat concludes at 4pm on Friday the 25th. Guests may depart on Friday, or by 10am on Saturday the 26th.
There is no additional cost to the registration if guests arrive the day before and stay the night.
Use discount code EARLYLEADER27 before January 1, 2027
Funding Needed:
Individual Registration: $2,495 per person
Early Bird (Register before January 1, 2027): $2,195 per person
Department Package (3-5 leaders): $1,995 per person
Limited to 20 command staff and supervisors nationwide
✓ Three full days of intensive instruction
✓ Lodging at Camp Casey waterfront facility
✓ All meals during program
✓ Retreat materials and resources
✓ Professionally matched personal coach
✓ Three individual coaching sessions post-retreat (90-day access)
✓ Certificate of completion for personnel file
✓ Access to national network of retreat alumni
Total value if purchased separately: $5,000+
Engle Road Coupeville, WA 98239
This Retreat is open to all Law Enforcement personnel (sworn and non-sworn) and first responders across the United States. This includes corrections and dispatchers.
Contact us for group pricing discounts
This year's Recalibration Retreat expands nationwide, bringing command staff, chiefs, and sheriffs from across the country to Camp Casey, Whidbey Island, Washington for three days built specifically for the people carrying the weight of leadership.
Leadership Recalibration (June 23-25, 2027)
For chiefs, sheriffs, command staff, and supervisors from departments nationwide. Limited to 20 command staff and executive leaders.
Nobody prepares you for this rank — you find out what it costs by living it. The council meeting where your best judgment gets picked apart by people who've never made a call like it. The decision fatigue that piles up until every choice, big or small, feels like the hundredth one that day. The inbox that never empties, the phone that never really stops, and the quiet truth that no matter what you decide, someone's going to be unhappy with you by five o'clock. You carry all of it — and somewhere in there, you stopped being asked how you're doing.
So when do you get a moment to just be you? Not Chief. Not Sheriff. Just you — where no one wants anything from you except to see you get the support you deserve. Three days at Camp Casey to disconnect, laugh until it hurts, and release some of the heaviness that's no longer serving you. This isn't an echo chamber of ego. This is a reprieve and recalibration for the whole self.
This retreat is especially beneficial for:
This retreat is for first responders who are feeling the weight—physically, emotionally, and mentally—and know it's time to do something about it. Whether you're a peer support leader, a seasoned officer, or someone quietly carrying too much, this experience offers practical tools and powerful connection. You'll walk away with real strategies for managing stress, improving sleep, and finding clarity—not just in your work, but in your life. It's a chance to reset, recharge, and reclaim the part of you that the job has tried to grind down.
Investing in your personnel’s wellness isn’t a luxury—it’s a leadership decision. Departments spend upwards of $160,000 to replace a single officer, yet too often lose experienced staff to burnout, emotional fatigue, and unaddressed trauma. This retreat helps reduce those risks by providing attendees with field-tested, peer-led strategies for sustainable resilience. Your people will return more connected, better regulated, and equipped to support their teams.
The Reality Check:
You're short-staffed NOW because you keep losing people.
Sending one officer to training for 2 days costs you 2 shifts of coverage.
Losing that officer permanently costs you:
The math is brutal:
Cover 2 shifts now—manageable, planned inconvenience
OR
Cover 6+ months later—catastrophic, ongoing staffing crisis
Which one actually solves your staffing problem?
This retreat offers a safe, supportive environment where first responders can engage in genuine healing work and mental/emotional recalibration away from the demands of their daily responsibilities.
Retreat starts at 9am
Retreat ends at 4pm
Guests may depart after the retreat on Friday or by 10am on Saturday June 26, 2027
Have you ever had a moment that permanently changed how you see the world?
Not gradually. Not over time. But instantly. Irreversibly.
I want to share one of mine. Because it is directly connected to why the Recalibration Retreat exists today.
Picture this. A young mid-20s girl, living a simple beach-going life on the island of Maui. Fresh off a divorce, a failed business — her whole world had chewed her up and spit her out. Little did she know, she was in the very beginning of a powerful life altering journey.
That girl was me.
And on one random afternoon, driving my Jeep across the island, everything shifted...
