We use Behavioral Activation and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) informed Clinical Behavior Analysis to help clients engage in life again. We help clients reconnect with purpose, vitality, and meaning in life. Our work supports lasting skill development while guiding clients toward fuller, more engaged lives that reflect their hopes and values.

We use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) strategies and behavioral science to reduce stress and address burnout at its roots. Our approach prioritizes natural rhythms and renews clarity, integrating mindful restoration practices to support sustainable performance and a more intentional, centered way of living.

Through personalized, holistic reduction strategies and ACT-informed practices, we support clients in cultivating a healthier relationship with substances—aligned with their personal goals.

We offer body-based mindfulness as an experiential practice. Through gentle, trauma-sensitive movement and nature-based experiences—such as forest bathing, Tai Chi, yoga, and Qigong—this offering supports grounding, regulation, and present-moment connection. This emphasis is note based in ABA.

At Restore, we love working with groups of people who share the same goals and desires for change. Our group work helps to support community, accountability, and shared learning experiences that can enhance the effects of our work together. We do this in groups held weekly and in retreat-style events.