While this program is not formally tied to specific credentialing bodies, it is designed with professional development in mind. Many past participants have used their experience here to support continuing education credits, leadership training hours, or as part of a portfolio for organizational learning. If you require documentation for CEUs or similar, we’re happy to provide participation certificates and a detailed breakdown of learning outcomes.

Yes, reliable internet will be available at all accommodations and most program sites. Cellular reception varies depending on the provider and location, but eSIMs and portable Wi-Fi options are readily accessible. We’ll advise you on the best local options prior to arrival.

This program attracts a diverse group of mid- to senior-level professionals across industries, including corporate executives, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, and creatives. Participants are typically values-driven individuals seeking to ensure their businesses are acting responsibly with respect to people, planet, and profit.  Participants are usually looking to improve their knowledge about climate change, understand the experience of the farmers who provide raw materials for their products, build community amongst peer-business leaders, and grow personally.

Yes, while we encourage full participation to get the most out of the experience, we understand individual needs and preferences. You are welcome to sit out activities if you need rest, reflection, or time to attend to other priorities. We ask that you communicate with facilitators in advance when possible.

No Thai language skills are required. All programming is conducted in English, and we partner with local interpreters when needed. You’ll also learn some basic Thai phrases during orientation to support cultural engagement and respectful travel.

The structure and content are tailored to the needs and mindset of experienced professionals. We integrate strategy, leadership development, and systems thinking with immersive, place-based learning. This approach supports professionals in aligning purpose with action, while gaining tools for regenerative impact in their work and lives.

Our field team includes a mix of experienced facilitators, local guides, and subject-matter experts in leadership, systems thinking, and regenerative practices. All staff are trained in group dynamics, equity-informed facilitation, and cross-cultural engagement to ensure a positive and meaningful experience.

We understand that timing can be a constraint. If these dates don’t work for you, let us know—some programs are repeated seasonally or can be customized for organizational groups. We’re happy to notify you of future opportunities that align better with your availability.

Absolutely. Many participants choose to arrive early or stay on after the program concludes. We can recommend local accommodations, excursions, and trusted contacts if you’d like to explore more of the region on your own.

Accommodations are carefully selected for comfort, cultural immersion, and ecological responsibility. You will have your own room unless you request to share with another participant. All lodging meets high standards for cleanliness and amenities, with a mix of boutique hotels, eco-lodges, and community-based stays.

We draw from systems thinking, adult transformative learning theory, and the regenerative paradigm. Frameworks such as Theory U, the Living Systems Model, and Deep Ecology guide the design. Sessions are experiential wherever possible, inquiry-driven, and grounded in real-world application, with time for personal and business integration.

Yes, at least one team member is certified in Wilderness First Aid or higher. Our local partners also maintain connections to nearby health resources, and all staff are briefed on medical protocols before each program begins. A robust medical kit, along with phone access is held at all times by our staff. We also have 24/7 professional support available remotely, including medical doctors, mental health experts, and risk management professionals.

We welcome participants with a range of health conditions and are committed to making accommodations wherever possible. Please disclose any medical needs on your intake forms so we can plan appropriately. In-country medical facilities are available, and we maintain emergency plans for rapid care access.

Yes, we take food allergies and dietary restrictions seriously. Please include your dietary needs in your intake forms, and we will work with local chefs and providers to ensure your meals are safe and nourishing. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and other common requests can be accommodated.

Most activities involve moderate physical activity such as walking, standing, or light hiking. If you have mobility concerns or require specific accommodations, please let us know in advance—we can often adjust activities or provide alternatives to ensure you have a meaningful experience.

A detailed packing list will be provided, including seasonal weather considerations and cultural guidelines. Modest, breathable clothing is recommended for temple visits and rural sites. Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and layers for cooler evenings are also advised.

Most activities involve moderate physical activity such as walking, standing, or light hiking. If you have mobility concerns or require specific accommodations, please let us know in advance—we can often adjust activities or provide alternatives to ensure you have a meaningful experience.