Reconstruction trip to Thailand

FAQ – Rejuvenation Travel in Thailand

1. What is a therapeutic trip inspired by the “hero’s journey”?

Our approach is inspired by the "hero's journey" model developed by coaches Robert Dilts and Stephen Gilligan, which proposes a three-step journey: separation (leaving your daily routine), initiation (self-work, challenges, encounters) and return (integrating learning into daily life). Each step is punctuated by group therapy workshops, daily spiritual exercises (meditation, mindful walking, writing, etc.) and immersive journey times to reconnect you with yourself and this vast world. The journey should allow group members to learn how to produce harmony, to understand how they connect with others, to feel secure enough to feel free to open up to others.

2. Who supervises these stays? What are their qualifications?

The trips are guided by collective intelligence and kindness. I am only a humble guardian, the guardian of the time of this trip and the fundamental values of a community of travelers. When traveling, each new stage brings the same challenge: getting around, arriving in a new unknown, finding one's bearings, meeting essential needs such as finding a roof over one's head and feeding oneself. In contrast to individual consumerist travel, PARTONS ENSEMBLE offers a cooperative journey: each member participates in the design and life of the trip. The group becomes a community of experience, where everyone contributes their talent, their listening skills, and their sensitivity. This model creates a strong human and social value, rare in traditional tourism.

3. How much does the trip cost?

Excluding return tickets from France, you should expect to pay 2,000 to 2,500 euros/month on site (accommodation, food, sightseeing, local tickets, use of guides and local agencies), or a daily price of between 70 and 80 euros. Accompaniment costs amount to 800 euros/month/person and are billed separately. Return tickets from France cost between 1,000 and 1,500 euros, or even less depending on the option chosen (stopovers, etc.). Basically, you have a full 33-day stay and an immersive and intensive therapy, you come out all new, just in time to face the challenges of 2026 for a sum of between 4 and 5,000 euros all inclusive (depending on your consumption on site).

4. What about security?

The level of security for property and people is very satisfactory in Thailand, undoubtedly better than in many French cities. Theft is a very rare offense: you can leave your keys, your helmet on the scooter in front of the market, your door open at home. It's a country that sees nearly 40 million tourists pass through each year, the infrastructure is well-established and efficient. You can settle for the insurance included in any ticket booked with your credit card or possibly take out additional insurance depending on your specific risks.

5. What is the typical rhythm of a day during the stay?

The rhythm alternates between moments of therapy, spiritual exercises and exploration, free time and rest. Example:

Morning: The day starts early and the mornings are active: guided meditation or yoga, walking, healthy breakfast, therapeutic workshop (approximately 3 hours).

Afternoon: Free time or cultural activity (visit, walk, creative workshop).

Evening: Talking circle, writing exercise, or gratitude ritual. Weekends are often devoted to excursions or rest. The program is designed to be both structured and flexible, respecting everyone's need for rest and reflection.