Rethink + Rewild

Dr. Kim Cullen is a Clinical and Health Psychologist, and sex therapist who works with a diverse range of client concerns including mood and anxiety disorders, relationship difficulties, gender and sexuality, women’s health, and life transitions. Kim is especially passionate about supporting individuals and couples facing challenges with intimacy as a result of illness, pain, and altered mobility/ability, particularly in the context of cancer.

In addition to her clinical work in private practice, Kim is frequently invited as an expert speaker on the topic of sex and cancer, facilitates workshops and retreats, and provides support and education to health care providers. She has also served on various sexual health and education committees, and was an expert reviewer for the Canadian Cancer Society’s informational booklet on sex, intimacy, and cancer.

Through her collaboration with Rethink, Kim has participated in panel discussions, delivered workshops at Stretch Grow Heal, and developed an educational video and blog series on sex and breast cancer. Kim hopes to empower women to openly discuss the impact of breast cancer on their sexual wellbeing and sense of self, and is an advocate for the development of accessible resources to address these issues. Kim believes in a bio-psycho-social model of care that integrates community and connection as an integral part of healing and growth.

Bianca Lee is a Toronto-based certified sound therapy practitioner dedicated to exploring the profound impact of sound and music on personal and collective well-being.

With a professional background in sound therapy, communications, and trauma studies, Bianca delves into how sound can act as a catalyst for inner transformation and emotional healing. She creates immersive auditory experiences that help individuals connect more deeply with themselves and others, fostering a sense of community and emotional well-being.

Bianca’s unique approach bridges the gap between therapeutic practices and artistic expression, making the benefits of sound accessible and engaging for a diverse audience.

Please bring these two items with you:

• Yoga mat (or something similar) to lay down/sit on
• Reusable water bottle

To ensure you are as comfortable as possible during the retreat, please feel free to also bring

• Good walking shoes for a ~10 minute walk
• A cushion to help support you as we’ll be sitting on the ground for a lot of the day
• A blanket to be cozy
• Notebooks will be provided, but feel free to bring your own journal if you’d like
• Weather dependent things like: sunscreen, hat, rain coat, umbrella, change of clothes, etc.
• Additional snacks if you’d like — lunch and snacks will be provided
• Anything that helps you feel supported, relaxed and comfortable