Reframe Rethink Restore - 501(c)(3) nonprofit
About Us and Services Offered
Reframe Rethink Restore is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about the often-overlooked mental and physical effects of alcohol. We focus on helping organizations, teams, and individuals explore the role alcohol plays in their lives—without judgment or pressure.
This isn’t about AA or sobriety mandates—it’s about providing the space, science, psychology, and perspective needed to reframe outdated alcohol norms and support choices that align with personal wellness, values, and goals.
Workshops and Seminars: We offer one-hour and three-hour, interactive sessions designed for corporate wellness programs, professional conferences, and community groups. Participants explore the latest research, unpack common myths, and reflect on their relationship with alcohol in an educational, supportive and judgment-free learning environment.
Small Groups and Individuals: We offer sessions specifically designed for individuals or teams seeking a more personalized and hands-on experience.
Amy Sorrells, MA, Psychology; CCIT; Communications Executive
Amy Sorrells, founder of Reframe Rethink Restore, is a CCIT and holds a Master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Arizona Global Campus. She is a communications professional with over 25 years of experience and currently works for Oracle Health and Life Sciences, a division of Oracle. Her master’s capstone paper examined alcohol use and abuse through four psychological perspectives and serves as the foundation for Reframe Rethink Restore. The organization is inspired by Amy's personal journey and research into alcohol use and the psychology of alcohol in our culture. In 2023, Kelly Moselle endorsed her philosophy and accepted her as a clinical supervisee.
Kelly Moselle, MA, MS, CAC II, CMAC, CCS, CMATS, CAMS II
Currently the Director of Training and Education for the Georgia Addiction Counselors Association (GACA), Kelly is a strong advocate of the Reframe Rethink Restore philosophy. He believes the field must move beyond outdated, traditional views of addiction to embrace more holistic, modern approaches.
With years of experience in higher education, he has facilitated innovative programs that promote learning outside traditional classrooms, civic and social responsibility, and personal development. Kelly serves on the Board of Directors for the Frayed Edges Foundation and the Georgia School of Addiction Studies. He is also the Chair for the Southeastern Institute on Chemical Dependency and Secretary for the Southeastern Professional Liaison Association. Committed to advancing modern thinking around alcohol awareness, Kelly passionately pursues helping others develop their unique and healthy path for personal growth and achievement.