For Fox Sake:

The NYE Experience

Shannon Miller is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), founder of Apricity Expat Therapy,
and the creator of For Fox Sake—a community built on one simple belief:

Play is therapeutic.

For nearly a decade, Shannon has worked with women living the complicated adventure (sometimes dumpster fire) we call life through her therapy practice, Apricity Expat Therapy. Again and again, she noticed the same pattern in her clients...and in herself. Women aren't just burned out. They're fundamentally depleted of joy. Somewhere along the way, we became incredibly good at being responsible. We built careers. Raised families. Took care of everyone else. Learned to hold everything and everyone together.
And without even realizing it, we forgot how to play.
As a divorced mom of teenage twins, Shannon knows firsthand that life has a way of becoming
one long to-do list. She also knows that healing doesn't always happen sitting on a meditation
cushion at a silent retreat in the jungle. Sometimes it happens while smashing plates. Sometimes while making friendship bracelets. Sometimes it’s over a long dinner where everyone lingers at the table. Sometimes because another woman looks at you and says, “I got you.”
Shannon built For Fox Sake to blow up the idea that a women’s retreat needs to be a quiet, somber, beige laden affair. She took her clinical background, stripped away the therapy jargon and replaced it with play, adventure, and actual connection. The therapeutic work is still happening, you’ll just be having too much fun to notice.
Her goal is simple: that you leave camp feeling lighter, more connected and reminded that you are not a self-improvement project. You only need to connect to the fun, airy part of yourself more often and it’s ok to turn off the part that is a kick ass hypercompetent machine that only knows responsibilities.