Join Us for a Healing Retreat in Freeport, ME
We are honored to invite you to our first in-person event in Freeport, Maine, for four nights and five days of sharing, learning, and healing. We’ll be staying at the charming, historic Harraseeket Inn, located in the heart of the city center. This beautiful venue offers a perfect setting for reflection, connection, and growth.
At Two Healing Hearts, our mission is to support individuals on their journey through grief. Our time together will include a variety of activities designed to aid in healing, including inspiring classes and exciting local experiences.
As someone who has personally navigated the grief of losing two daughters, I know how powerful travel and art can be in the healing process. These passions have helped me rebuild my own spirit, and it’s my hope they can help you in your journey too.
This retreat is not just about learning new techniques; it’s about embarking on a new adventure. We’ll explore beautiful places, connect with others who understand, and discover ways to support our healing along the way.
We’re excited to be joined by two Rock Star Experts who will join us on this healing journey.
We can’t wait to share this experience with you and look forward to supporting you in your own path of healing.
Explore Maine’s Beauty and Joyful Activities
During our time together, we’ll not only focus on healing, but also take full advantage of the stunning beauty of Maine. We’ve planned some exciting excursions that will inspire creativity and bring a sense of fun to our journey.
During our retreat, you'll have the opportunity to explore a variety of creative outlets designed to inspire and heal. From hands-on art experiences that foster personal expression to moments of connection through shared activities, you'll discover new ways to nurture your spirit. Plus, we’ll savor the flavors of Maine with its renowned local cuisine, from the freshest seafood to beloved regional specialties. Our excursions are designed to help us embrace the present moment, connect with the land and each other, and bring a little lightness into our healing process.
Event Details
Dates: Wednesday, June 10th – Sunday, June 14th, 2026
Location: The Harraseeket Inn, Freeport, ME
The event will kick off with hotel check-in and registration from 3-5 PM on Wednesday, June 10th. This will be followed by dinner on your own, and a coffee and sweets meet-and-greet at 7:00 pm. We will provide local choices for dinner options in your SWAG bag, or you may choose to dine at the Porter Kitchen and Bar right in the hotel. Our days will be filled with classes, activities, and excursions to help foster growth, healing, and connection.
Meals
- Breakfast will be provided daily.
- Lunch & Dinner: We will include one dinner and three lunches during the event. For other meals, we’ll be on excursions where meals will be Dutch treat (i.e., self-pay).
- There will also be one afternoon and evening where you’ll have free time to explore Freeport and enjoy local fare on your own.
Class Schedule
- Classes will start each day at 9:00 AM.
- We will aim to conclude each day by 8:00 PM, leaving ample time for reflection and relaxation.
- There is one afternoon and evening set aside for you to explore Freeport and enjoy some downtime.
Excursions & Activities
We’ll be exploring Maine's stunning natural beauty with activities such as glassblowing, cookie-making, and enjoying the local cuisine. And, since the Harraseeket Inn is directly across the street from the iconic LL Bean flagship store, there will be plenty of fun to be had there as well!
Rooming:
Private Rooms: Each attendee will have their own private room.
Additional Stays
We’ve secured discounted room rates for 3 days before and 3 days after the event, should you want to extend your stay and explore more of the area. If you’d like to add extra nights, just let me know, and I can make those arrangements for you.
Teachers
About Sarah Lachance
Hi! I'm Sarah.
I'm a Holy Fire Reiki Master Teacher, Light Language Channel, Yogi, Shaman, Tarot Reader, Multi-Dimensional Artist, and Spiritual Mentor.
I knew I could feel other people's energy from a young age, and I always felt different, but I didn't know why until I was cracked open during a yoga certification in 2016. That's when my gifts and soul purpose began to emerge.
I have a BA in Fine Arts Fashion Design. I had a thriving 20-year career in the fashion industry until I got burnt out! I turned to Yoga and other healing modalities that began to open up my true healing and psychic gifts. I have been on a journey to help others heal and live a life of grace, ease, and love.
Art and creativity have always been a passion of mine, and throughout the years, I have used them as a tool to transmute grief, fear, or other emotions I couldn't release.
Through creative expression and energy work, I guide others through their heart so they can see their emotions from another perspective and heal on a soul level.
About Kim Wallant
Hi, I’m Kim,
I’m an artist, writer, and healer. My deepest passion is to connect authentically with people and to facilitate their self-expression and self-healing. About twenty years ago, after raising two daughters, I began a journey into expressive arts therapy, an approach that emphasizes a person’s ability to heal and develop resilience through actions––not just words––such as seeing and making images, listening to or making music or sounds, and becoming mindful of sensory experiences.
In 2009, I received my Masters in Expressive Arts Therapy and Counseling Psychology at Prescott College, then became a mental health counselor (LMHC in FL), a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC in ME), as well as a nationally certified art and play therapist (Registered Play Therapist, RPT, and Registered Art Therapist, ATR).
Over the years, I’ve found it rewarding to help families, young adults, and children of all ages deal with challenges such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress, as well as face difficulties such as chronic illness, loss, separation, and divorce. My experience as an art therapist at a hospital for children showed me the value of engaging young people facing life-threatening illnesses in creative and playful activities that help them find strength and hope. Other areas where I saw doors open to freer and more effective expression and communication include facilitating a number of expressive arts workshops for mental health professionals and art teachers, volunteering at a children’s bereavement center as a group facilitator, working with children and teens in public schools as an art and play therapist, and coaching parents and their kids to come to a better understanding of each other in order to be able to resolve problems together.
I’m excited to continue on this creative and healing path from my home studio in Midcoast Maine, Dreamweaver Studio, where I coach parents and children through the medium of expressive art.