ReTreat Moment | Rest & Restore

About this event

ReTreat Moment: Rest & Restore is a lovingly created online retreat you can follow at your own rhythm. Move through it in one sitting, over a half or full day, or softly spread across a week.
A dedicated pause to land in the body, calm the nervous system, and replenish your energy from the inside out.

The Theme: Rest & Restore

This retreat is an invitation to step out of doing and into being. To soften effort. To unwind held tension. To remember the intelligence of deep rest.

There are seasons when life asks for movement, growth, and outward expression. And there are moments when the wisest response is to slow down, listen inward, and restore your reserves.

Through gentle practices, nourishing movement, breath, and reflection, you are guided to create space, space to settle, to reset, and to be supported by stillness itself. ♡

What You’ll Receive

✔️ Gentle yoga sessions (restorative, grounding, and deeply nourishing)
✔️ Guided meditations for nervous system regulation and inner quiet
✔️ Flow writing videos with reflective journaling prompts
✔️ An e-guide with in-depth guidance and direct links to all sessions
✔️ Self-care suggestions to support rest, digestion, and recovery

All practices are recorded and available immediately after purchase, so you can return to them whenever you need support.

Practical Info

Location: Online — from your own home
When: Anytime to create a moment of rest and renewal
Duration: Your choice, +/- 3 hours, half-day, full-day, or spread across 7 days or longer
Access: The e-guide and links are shared within 24 hours after booking

This retreat is for you if you:

• feel the need to slow down and truly recharge
• notice signs of stress, fatigue, or inner restlessness
• want to reconnect with calm, steady presence
• long for softness instead of pressure or performance
• wish to create more space in body, breath, and mind
• value deep rest as a foundation for clarity and vitality ♡

Begin your ReTreat Moment: Rest & Restore
and offer yourself the pause your whole being has been asking for.

With love,
Tamara van Well
www.tamaravanwell.com