The greatest challenge in today’s fast-paced world is creating opportunities to spend quality time with family. As a result, many parents have difficulty connecting, understanding, and helping their children with their problems, and children have difficulty with communication and coping skills. Would you like to build family resilience? If so, this Project New Hope Family Retreat may be just for you. It is free to Military and Veteran Families, married, two-parent, and single-parent Families, and their children.

Then relax with all Camp Wightman has to offer on the beautiful 270-acre camp surrounded by nature. You may enjoy activities like boating on our 90-acre Billings Lake, archery, arts & crafts, campfires, gaga pit, basketball, hiking, kayaking, swim time, and so much more! This retreat also offers wellness activities like yoga, reflexology, and Reiki, to name a few.

Lodging, meals, and activities are all provided at no cost to participants. There is a $50 dollar registration fee that is refunded one week after the completion of the retreat. You must arrange your own transportation to and from Griswold, CT.

Please send questions to Sue at smwilder@projectnewhopema.org or call (508) 762-9738

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Do you struggle with PTS, Guilt, Anger, Fear, Physical Pain, or Limiting Beliefs?

The Cortina Method (TCM), delivered by Trauma Resolution Expert Michael Cortina and his team, resolves & dissolves these problem areas.

Based on neuroscience, TCM is Brain-Based Healing that helps people get over trauma, WITHOUT having to relive ANY pain.

Replace pain with joy, gratitude, relief, and excitement.

Enjoy equine therapy, holistic yoga, Reiki, and reflexology.

Learn more about Michael Cortina and The Cortina Method at his website https://michaelcortina.com/.

Lodging, meals, and activities are provided to participants at no cost. A registration fee of $50 will be refunded one week after the completion of the retreat. You must arrange for your own transportation.

Space is limited to 10 men.

Please send questions to Sue at smwilder@projectnewhopema.org or call (508) 762-9738.

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