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Pause. Reflect. Reconnect. Chef abbys brings young people together for the reset retreat
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Chef abbys brings young people together for the reset retreat For Chef Abbys, the initiative represents an intentional expansion of her platform, using food, culture and community as entry points into conversations that extend beyond the kitchen.
Chef abbys brings young people together for the reset retreat Throughout the day, guests participate in guided conversations led by amazing speakers; (Berla Mundi, Godwin Namboh, Nana Yaw Ofori Atta, Anthea Crabbe, Dr Ateko Bobson, Dr Afia Agyinsam Amponsah, Jahara Osman) and wellness-focused activities designed to encourage reflection and connection.
Chef abbys brings young people together for the reset retreat Rather than positioning mental health as a once-a-year conversation, The Reset Retreat aims to create an environment where young people can speak openly about the pressures they face, reconnect with themselves and find community in shared experiences.
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