Transforming Mental Health Awareness into Action

Restore You is a mental health strategy and education company dedicated to helping individuals, families, and organizations turn emotional awareness into meaningful, sustainable change. We create restorative tools, trainings, and resources that support emotional wellness across every stage of life.

WHO WE ARE

 

OUR MISSION

We believe emotional wellness is a lifelong journey one that begins the moment you step through the door toward growth, clarity, and restoration. Through education, consultation, professional support, and creative tools, we help communities build the confidence and resilience needed to navigate life’s challenges.

OUR SERVICES

 

Signature Trainings

 
 
 
 

Professional Training

 

Our signature trainings are designed to inspire reflection, deepen understanding, and promote meaningful personal and professional growth. Through engaging, interactive, and practical learning experiences, we explore the stories behind behavior, the weight of expectations, and the importance of emotional well-being. Our flagship programs, Every Behavior Has a Story and When the Cape Gets Heavy, equip individuals and organizations with tools to foster compassion, strengthen resilience, and create lasting change.

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Restore You offers restorative, trauma‑informed professional development for clinicians, educators, and community organizations. Our trainings blend mental‑health education with Creative Emotional Learning a story‑based, engaging approach that helps participants build emotional awareness, confidence, and practical skills they can use immediately. We design workshops, CEUs, teacher trainings, and experiential learning sessions that support both personal growth and professional excellence.

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Mental Health Strategy

 

Our consulting services help organizations turn mental‑health awareness into meaningful action. Through Mental Health Strategy, we support schools, agencies, and community programs in building trauma‑informed systems, restorative practices, and emotional‑wellness initiatives that align with their mission and culture. We partner with teams to strengthen program design, improve emotional‑health outcomes, and create environments where people feel safe, supported, and empowered.

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Resources & Products

Restore You develops creative, accessible emotional‑health tools for children, families, and professionals. Through Resource Development, we create SEL worksheets, children’s books, classroom materials, animations, and digital products that make emotional learning simple, engaging, and developmentally aligned. Our resources support everyday emotional wellness and are available through Kids Have Feelings Too and our online shop.

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Counseling

 
 

Therapy is offered through Safe Harbor Behavioral Care, where Channing serves as a licensed clinician. Counseling remains an important part of our work and is integrated within a broader ecosystem of strategy, education, and resource development.

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Meet the Founder

Channing Clark, MA, LCPC is a Mental Health Strategist, Educator, and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with nearly two decades of experience designing trauma‑responsive programs, teaching emerging clinicians, and strengthening emotional‑wellness initiatives across schools, nonprofits, and government agencies. As the founder of Restore You, she blends clinical expertise with strategic program development and creative emotional‑learning methods to help communities turn mental‑health awareness into meaningful action.

She serves as an Adjunct Professor at McDaniel College and CCBC, where she prepares future counselors through experiential, trauma‑informed teaching. Her work includes developing healing‑centered group interventions, contributing to grant‑funded community programs, and presenting nationally and internationally including for the United Nations Institute for Training and Research.

Across every role, Channing’s mission is to open doors to emotional clarity, confidence, and resilience through restorative education, strategy, and accessible tools.