OGT – Sep ’22 – Survivors
OGUNQUIT POSITIVELY HEALING SEPT 2022 https://rettsroost.pixieset.com/ogunquitpositivelyhealingsept2022/
OGUNQUIT POSITIVELY HEALING SEPT 2022 https://rettsroost.pixieset.com/ogunquitpositivelyhealingsept2022/
This is an opportunity for families whose child died of cancer or other chronic illness to participate in an intimate, supportive bereavement retreat at our Rett’s Roost Heart-quarters in Ogunquit, ME. If you’ve met other families during your grief journey, we encourage you to apply together. This is a chance for you to connect on a deeper level. Our retreat house in Ogunquit is 1-mile from one of the most beautiful beaches in America. Check out photos from last year’s mini-retreat with four beautiful families.
CARE CAMPS ROLLING RIDGE RETREAT – NORTH ANDOVER, MA We are excited to be able to offer a retreat for 8 families of childhood cancer survivors at a beautiful location in North Andover, MA in July. This joy-filled, intimate retreat offers an opportunity for families to connect with each other about their shared experience with […]
We will be offering a 5-day, 4-night retreat for up to 8 bereaved families of a child with cancer this July at Ferry Beach Retreat Center in Saco, ME. Parents will be able to talk about grieving their child that died of cancer with others that understand, while children participate in more playful therapeutic activities. Think of it as a week-long support group interspersed with engaging, inspiring activities and personal connections to lift your spirits and lighten your hearts. The other exciting thing to note is that this retreat house is located just a few steps from a beautiful sandy beach with gentle lapping waves.
We’ll be holding an intimate, supportive Labor Day weekend getaway in Ogunquit, ME at our Rett’s Roost Heart-quarters for bereaved families who lost a child to cancer. The peer-to-peer connections forged at our retreats are one of the greatest sources of healing for those suffering the loss of a child or sibling. You will also receive both individual (talk, massage, writing) and group therapies (art, music, nature). Our retreat house is 1-mile from one of the most beautiful beaches in America. Check out photos from last year’s mini-retreat with four beautiful families.
We know how important it is to meet other families that understand the plight of a child’s cancer. We are encouraging family friends that met during their child’s cancer journey to apply for this retreat for a chance to spend a weekend together. If you weren’t able to meet other families (the pandemic made that tricky) please still apply, as this may be your chance to connect. Fun and therapeutic activities will be catered specifically to children’s ages and families’ preferences. Check out the photos from one of our mini-retreats (Nov, 2019) at Shilo Farm.
If you lost a child to cancer or a terminal illness, you may feel like there is no where to turn for support. But you are not alone. We’ve met nearly 200 parents grieving a young child since 2016. And our goal is to cultivate an empathetic community to ease the pain & suffering they carry. We’ll be hosting up to 12 parents on this 2-night stay at a beautiful home in Saco, ME. If you need a weekend to focus on your grief and honor your child’s memory, we hope you sign up.
Open yourself and your family up to healing grief in new ways. Rett’s Roost will be hosting up to 8 bereaved families at Rolling Ridge Retreat Center, providing nearly four full days of therapeutic support and connecting with others.
Medomak Family Camp – Washington, ME Join us this summer to connect and heal with other families that have a child recovering from cancer. Kids activities provided by the amazing Camp Casco Counselors from: We understand that when a child is diagnosed with cancer, the burden befalls the entire family. Parents, siblings, pets, and loved […]
A unique day of self-care for dads of children with cancer. Create space for yourself and find community amongst people who truly understand.
A unique day of self-care for moms of children with cancer. Create space for yourself and find community amongst people who truly understand.
If you lost a child to cancer or a terminal illness, you may feel like there is no where to turn for support. During this weekend we'll honor your child’s memory with others that understand your pain.