More Than a Caregiver Respite Retreat at Moon Beach

September 11-14, 2025
St. Germain, Wisconsin

Finding Cooper’s Voice & The More Than Project

present the 4th annual

More Than a Caregiver Respite Retreat at Moon Beach

September 11-14, 2025 - St. Germain, Wisconsin

The More Than Project is hosting its 4th annual More Than a Caregiver Respite Retreat at Moon Beach in St. Germain, Wisconsin.

The camp sits on 110 acres between Eagle River and St. Germain on the shores of Moon Lake and Little Saint Germain Lake. Enjoy quiet and clear waters, mixed forests with many nature trails, an abundance of wildlife, and some of the best stargazing around!

Caregivers often feel isolated and misunderstood. This retreat offers a break from daily stress in a beautiful Wisconsin camp setting.

During the Caregivers Retreat, you can share your story, life experiences and meet others who understand what it means to support a loved one with special needs – in a safe, supportive environment where caregivers can interact and learn from one another.

This event will be focused on you, the caregiver and helping you learn, make a friend, feel seen, and more. You won't want to miss this life changing event.

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SPECIAL GUESTS:

Kate Swenson

Finding Cooper's Voice

Amanda DeLuca

Jackson's Journey Jackson's Voice

Tiffany Weaver

Tiffany Weaver, LCSW is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist from a small town in Kentucky. She has been married to her husband Jeremy since 2011 and they share 2 wonderful children plus a Corgi named Eevee. Both of Tiffany's children have a rare genetic condition and her youngest child is Autistic and Non-Speaking. She has spent her career helping kids and families find hope, support, and care. Tiffany now brings that same love and support to her online community called Humming Through Life.

Barbara Vartanian

Barbara Vartanian DePonte is the Director of Oral Health Advocacy and Policy Initiatives at the NYU College of Dentistry. The NYU College of Dentistry’s Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities (OHCPD) addresses a major public health challenge by providing comprehensive, compassionate dental care for people with a full range of disabilities who experience significant barriers to accessing care. Prior to her role at NYU, she held the role of Executive Director with PAOH. She was instrumental in the development of a training program for dental professionals that focuses on improving the access and overall care for individuals with special needs. Her most important role is mother to her son, Sam, with autism. She understands firsthand the barriers he faces and will continue to face throughout his life. Once Sam was diagnosed, she knew she needed to do something more, to be his voice, his advocate, and his champion.

"I received more support in the last 24 hours than I have in my entire life."

Registration

OPTION 1: $310
SEPT. 12-14, 2025 (Friday through Sunday)

Includes three days of programming, two-night lodging plus bedding, all meals and snacks, plus use of the camp amenities.

OPTION 2: $385
SEPT. 11-14, 2025 (Thursday through Sunday)

Includes three days of programming with a bonus 'free' day (Thursday) to relax, three-night lodging plus bedding, all meals and snacks, plus use of the camp amenities.

*Yoga sessions may added for $10 a session.

Retreat Registration - Click Here