
Saima Saad, MD


Stephen Dahmer, MD

Step away from the intensity of clinical practice and into a highly curated, evidence-based event, set in a tranquil location under an hour from New York City.
Developed in collaboration with the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, this immersive experience is grounded in the principles of Integrative Medicine and will help you understand how chronic stress and trauma affect the nervous and immune systems, as well as overall metabolic health.
Through hands-on activities and deep peer discussions, you will transform theoretical concepts of the psychoneuroimmunology of stress, trauma, moral injury, and burnout into practical strategies for resilience and metabolic health.
More importantly, you will build a personalized toolkit to navigate stress, foster metabolic health, and nurture the social connections that form the foundation of a long, healthy life.
This program offers a rare opportunity to pause, reflect, and recalibrate alongside a community of peers who understand the demands of modern medicine.
This retreat offers two pathways; Basic (experiential retreat only) and Advanced (Basic + a 12.5 credit online CME course on Healthcare Professional Well-being from the University of Arizona, Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine).
Date & Timing
September 25, 2026, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Format
In-Person Attendance
Location
Davenport Mansion on the Sound, 400 Davenport Avenue, New Rochelle, NY
Price
$499 (Optional add-on $350 for CME accreditation)




Healthcare providers across all specialties seeking a rigorous, evidence-based approach to stress management, cultivating resilience, and preventing lifestyle-related chronic disease.
Physician stress and burnout continue to affect both personal wellbeing and quality of care. This retreat offers a proactive, science-driven approach to restoring balance. Please note, this certificate is only for the online course, NOT the retreat.
Didactics | Qi Gong | Breathwork | Sound Healing | Meditation | Breakfast & Lunch
* Limited Capacity: To preserve the quality of experience and peer interaction, attendance is intentionally limited.
Physician stress and burnout continue to impact both personal wellbeing and quality of care. Psychoneuroimmunology reveals that chronic stress weakens immunity and contributes to a wide range of illnesses.
Psychoneuroimmunology of stress, trauma and burnout: course didactic, Sanctum Health faculty, 2026.
Attendance is intentionally limited to preserve the quality of the experience and peer interaction.
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