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The 16-Session Rest & Reset Program

  • Rest & Reset Program Phase 1

    1,000$
    This includes 4 weekly 50-minute sessions, a workbook, a journal, and online resources for the first 4 sessions of the R&R program.
    Valid for 3 months

  • Rest & Reset Program Phase 2

    1,000$
    The next steps in the Rest & Reset Program.
    Valid for 3 months

  • Rest & Reset Program Phase 3

    1,000$
    The third phase of the Rest & Reset Program.
    Valid for 3 months

  • Rest & Reset Program Phase 4

    1,000$
    The last phase in the Rest & Reset Program.
    Valid for 3 months

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