Restoried

Engaging the suffering through multiple treatment approaches, where grief and trauma are gently tended to within safe and creative surroundings.

Creatively Inspiring the Emotionally Hurting Toward Resilience and Restoration.

Create Space for Healing

Grow in Understanding Through Community

Move Toward Restoration

What Does Restoration Look Like in a Chaotic World?

And what does it mean to move toward the hurting within that context, to provide solace and healing? These are questions I ask myself now, but as one who lived through decades of trauma, all I knew then is that I needed deeper rest, and time to process and heal in an atmosphere of safety. I benefitted greatly from individual psychotherapy, but yearned for something comforting and soul-nourishing to move me toward my next steps. I just couldn’t find it.

This Christ-centered, faith-based mission is designed to complement counseling practices, churches, and other entities that seek to support the mental well-being of those living through emotionally challenging circumstances.

At Restoried, we seek to provide opportunities for suffering individuals to process emotional pain and develop resilience individually and communally. We aspire to engage people through multiple, evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as art, music, dance, writing, drama, equine, somatic, nature, and many more, whereby grief and trauma can be gently attended to within inspired, safe, and creative surroundings.

Recovery outcomes are improved, creating positive, relational ripple effects in families and communities. New, redemptive restories are compassionately fostered, leading to emotional and spiritual renewal.

Life feels like a marathon sometimes. Taking time for yourself to relax and restore is necessary for emotional health, but can often be time consuming and difficult to plan. Let us help. Half day, full-day, weekend, and full week retreats are available for small groups of 8-16 participants 18 and over. We are also available for large group retreat experiences based on your topic. Or choose one of ours.

Grief-Death

Divorce

My Family Member is an Addict

Someone I Love Committed Suicide

Miscarriage

Still Birth

Chronic Illness

Terminal Illness

Job Loss

Empty Nest

Relationship Break-up

Anticipatory Grief

Church Hurt

Abuse

Care for the Caregiver

Lament

Thankfulness

Silence and Solitude

The Struggle with Singleness

Making Meaning as a Senior

Time for Pastor’s Wives

Learn More About Our Retreats

Hellertown, PA
Email Us: Molly@restoriedhope.org
Call or Text: 267-227-0662

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