Rooms for Renewal: A Safe Space for Your Journey
The Kenneth Room – The Garden
Named for Kenneth, Modo’s father, who loved gardening and introduced her to the beauty of flowers and nature.
This room represents growth and blooming. Just like seeds planted in a garden, healing often begins quietly beneath the surface before it becomes visible. Here, we hope you find the patience and care needed to nurture your own growth.
The Betty Room – The Grove
Named for Betty, Modo’s mother.
A grove is a peaceful place where trees grow together, creating protection and calm. This zen-inspired room filled with greenery represents grounding, peace, and steady healing. It invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and restore your strength.
The Mave Room – The Nest
Named for Mave, one of Modo’s grandsons.
This room represents a nest—a place of safety, nurture, and new beginnings. Butterflies throughout the room symbolize transformation and the courage it takes to start again. For mothers and women rebuilding their lives, this space honors the strength it takes to care for yourself and those you love.
The Simo Room – The Horizon
Named for Simo, another of Modo’s grandsons.
Inspired by the meeting of sky and ocean, this room includes symbols of birds, fish, and boats. Birds represent freedom, fish represent resilience in changing waters, and boats represent the courage to journey toward new shores.
Like the horizon itself, your future may not yet be fully visible—but it is waiting for you.