Wethersfield Wellness Center

10/29/2025

🤎🧡 Now more than ever, we’re being called to care for one another! 🤎🧡

As the season of gratitude approaches, let’s open our hearts and our hands to our neighbors in need. 🍂

🌾 November 1–25:
We’ll be gathering food donations to help fill the shelves at the Wethersfield Food Pantry and ensure our neighbors’ holiday tables are set.

📦 Donations can be dropped off at our office during appointment times — marked boxes will be in our waiting area.

Can’t make it in but want to help? Please text to coordinate a drop-off time/local pickup OR let us do the shopping for you!
Venmo: KellyRandall23

🥫 When choosing what to give:
Please consider that not everyone has access to perishables like milk or eggs that boxed meals often need.
Shelf-stable or ready-to-use items can make all the difference. ✨

Each can, box, and bag is an act of kindness — a reminder that community nourishes us all. 🌿

Follow for updates on pantry needs and ways to keep giving to our community.

10/11/2025

Be Kind To You.

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10/03/2025

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09/20/2025

🌼 Who doesn’t love a chair massage?! 🌼

09/12/2025

✨Comment✨your favorite way to reset after a long work week and✨tag✨a friend in need of some self care!
$15 code will be sent via DM along with how to schedule an appointment. Will be asked to provide school ID or license. Happy self care 🤍

08/12/2025

Wethersfield Wellness
Home to four mental health therapists and two massage therapists ☀️

DM for any questions!

07/18/2025

07/14/2025

Let’s talk about it! It is okay to not be… okay. What helps you when you are feeling down?

03/30/2025

🆕 at Wethersfield Wellness

Send a DM or contact Victoria at vitalityhopewellness@gmail.com to learn more and to set up a free consultation to decide if KAP is right for you!

02/20/2025

Do you ever feel lonely? 🌧️
What helps you? ☀️

02/03/2025

Kintsukuroi (also known as Kintsugi, meaning “golden joinery”) is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. This practice embraces flaws as part of an object’s history rather than something to be hidden.

Kintsukuroi teaches that brokenness is not something to be hidden but celebrated. Just as pottery is repaired with gold, our scars—emotional or physical—are part of our unique story and can be embraced as marks of strength

Spaces are limited! Secure your spot today!

Sign up: vitalityhopewellness@gmail.com

02/01/2025

A great reminder that words matter 🗣️