Yoga in the Adirondacks (YITA) at The Divine Acres—a sustainable family farm with a yoga shala in Bakers Mills—is offering a seasonal yoga retreat, Fall into Winter, from January 20 to 22, which includes yoga, nature, breathwork, essential oils, expressive writing through journaling, art, farm-to-table meals with a private chef and more.

“The essential part of who we are has ways of being diminished. Our upcoming retreat offers the opportunity to seek your fullest potential and shine your light through abundance, love, peace and Joy. All are welcome. Meet yourself where you are; you don’t need to have a certain level of experience,” says yoga instructor Rhodella Hughes, who along with her husband, Patrick, owns YITA. “Offer yourself the opportunity to find your breath, the life force, the prana of our humanity. Reclaim your authentic power—it’s a birthright.”

The leaders of the retreat are Hughes and her husband, with additional support from a private chef, massage therapist and art teacher. The cost of the retreat includes farmhouse accommodations, meals and much more. Massage is available at additional cost. They have limited space for accommodations, so Hughes recommends registering early.