Wounded Guardians Project

Going From Surviving to Whole

The Wounded Guardians Project (WGP) supports veterans carrying the invisible wounds of service — PTSD, traumatic brain injury, moral injury, and a sense of disconnection that lingers long after the uniform comes off. Through guided retreats, nature immersion, and ongoing integration circles, WGP offers veterans a path back to wholeness and community.

Veterans-only retreats, scholarship support, and a free weekly Integration Circle are all part of the program.

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WGP offers a way home.

Through guided retreats, time in nature, breathwork, and embodied healing practices, veterans are invited to lay down the armor and reconnect with the parts of themselves that were never lost, only buried.

In this space, veterans begin to see that what they’ve been searching for is already within them. As they reconnect with who they truly are underneath it all, they reclaim their story, their strength, and their self-worth, awakening to a deeper wholeness that was never truly lost, merely forgotten.

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3-Day Veterans Retreat | Clermont, FL

With Brad, Kala, Jason, and Zach

Inekawa’s WGP Veterans Retreat is a dedicated, veterans-only retreat created to support deep inner healing, clarity, and remembrance beyond identity, trauma, or story. Over three days, veterans gather in a trusted, confidential container to engage in non-dual teachings, sacred sacrament ceremonies, workshops, and guided integration.

TRAVEL IS NOT INCLUDED.