YEP Academy
Make Space
Dates & More Infos
Course offered in Tambon Tao Pun from 17. April 2027 to 18. April 2027.
Category
Vacation Camps
Organized by
YEP Academy (YEP Academy Co. Ltd.)
Target Group
For Adults
For Women
For Men
For Queer People
For Corporates
About this Course
Many of us reach for our phones before we even get out of bed. This weekend invites you to step away from constant stimulation, spend time in nature, and explore reducing overstimulation from our daily lives also known as dopamine detox through simple experiences, reflection, and practical tools you can continue using in daily life.
Iterations
Make Space
Dates
- Sat, Apr 17, 2027 8:30 AM — Sun, Apr 18, 2027 2:30 PM
Signup Deadline
Sat, Apr 10, 2027 11:59 PM
Board & Overnight
What's Included
Shared accommodation with or without tents within the private plot (with access to indoor restrooms and running water)
Lunch for both days and group cooking dinner
Sunday Self-made breakfast and prepared lunch
All workshop materials
Full facilitation, and YEP Accident Insurance coverage up to $5,000 USD
Not Included
Personal snacks
Breakfast on the first day
Personal reusable water bottle and individual toiletries
Towels and personal bedding/sleeping bag (basic sleeping mat are provided)
Travel to/from the meeting point
Venue
Friends and Forest
Teachers
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Annie Kukreja
Focus Thailand
Annie Kukreja
Annie Kukreja
Focus Thailand
Annie Kukreja is deeply passionate about addressing the PM2.5 air pollution crisis in Thailand and is actively involved in developing projects to tackle this pressing issue. Additionally, she is committed to contributing to global efforts to mitigate the severity of climate change. With a focus on hands-on experience and a continuous pursuit of knowledge, Annie finds inspiration in sustainable development and conservation practices. Join Annie on her journey as she strives to make a meaningful difference in the realm of environmental stewardship and climate action.
Contents
Many of us live surrounded by constant stimulation. We wake up and reach for our phones, fill quiet moments with content, and move from one source of entertainment or information to the next. Over time, it can become difficult to slow down, focus, or simply be present with ourselves.
Make Space invites you to step away from these sources of stimulation and spend a weekend in nature exploring a simple dopamine detox practice. Together, we will temporarily reduce distractions such as phones, social media, and digital entertainment, creating space to observe our habits, impulses, and patterns of attention.
Nature serves as the main learning environment throughout the weekend. Through simple activities such as nature observation, journaling, shared cooking, group conversations, and time spent in silence, you will have the opportunity to slow down, reconnect with the present moment, and experience what life feels like with less stimulation.
You will not only experience a 24-hour dopamine detox firsthand, but also leave with practical tools, reflection exercises, and simple experiments you can continue exploring after the weekend. The goal is not to eliminate stimulation, but to develop greater awareness, balance, and choice in how we spend our attention.
Board & Overnight
What's Included
Shared accommodation with or without tents within the private plot (with access to indoor restrooms and running water)
Lunch for both days and group cooking dinner
Sunday Self-made breakfast and prepared lunch
All workshop materials
Full facilitation, and YEP Accident Insurance coverage up to $5,000 USD
Not Included
Personal snacks
Breakfast on the first day
Personal reusable water bottle and individual toiletries
Towels and personal bedding/sleeping bag (basic sleeping mat are provided)
Travel to/from the meeting point
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YEP Academy
YEP is a catalyst to foster personal growth and sustainable living mindset.
We are here to increase your awareness of yourself, others, and nature.
We are using Nature as a Learning Field, referring to the concept of using the natural environment as a setting for education and learning.
YEP Academy is driven by a team of diverse individuals who have a passion for nature, outdoor activities, and empowerment.
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Dates
Make Space
Dates
Sat, Apr 17, 2027 8:30 AM — Sun, Apr 18, 2027 2:30 PM
Signup Deadline
Sat, Apr 10, 2027 11:59 PM
Venue
Tambon Tao Pun
Friends and Forest70120 Tambon Tao Pun
Class Fee
64 $