Retreat Design Architecture (RDA)
RDA studies retreats as longitudinal processes rather than isolated intensive experiences. Its central concern is what happens after re-entry into ordinary life: which capacities acquired or enabled during a retreat remain usable, which conditions interfere with their expression or maintenance, and whether targeted post-retreat interventions can reduce specific barriers.
The current program uses a target–barrier–bridge logic to generate more precise, falsifiable questions about acquisition, re-entry, transfer, maintenance, generalization, decay, and reversal.