Address the growing concern of Fentanyl in an informative discussion for families and community members. PANELISTS: MAGGIE SELDEEN Founder and Director of High Rockies Harm Reduction, Certified Peer Specialist, overdose […]
Mental Health
Clay Play – Wheelthrowing Workshop
Facilitated by Matthew Eames Creating pottery is known to be therapeutic, allowing for self-expression and self-discovery while offering stress relief and relaxation. When spinning clay, we have the ability to […]
An Introduction to Empowered Healing, Nourishing the Nervous System and the role of Psychedelics
Join holistic nurse Julie DeVilbiss to learn about the foundation of health – that everything is energy, that your spirit integrates your physical body through a nervous system unique to […]
Tension and Trauma Release Exercise Sessions
A 4 session series Thursday, November 10th, 17th, December 1st and 8th. TRE® is a simple technique that uses simple stretching exercises to gently trigger the body’s natural healing response […]
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New mental health legislation aims to improve patient outcomes
By Jeanne Souldern Sopris Sun Correspondent Mental Health Colorado (MHC) President and CEO Dr. Vincent Atchity declared, “2022 may be the biggest year in Colorado history in terms of the […]
Regeneration: Grief and Generating Wholeness For the Work Ahead with Gwen Garcelon Part 2
Gather with Gwen Garcelon on sacred land and be guided into connection with Mother Gaia using the principles of Gaia Theory and Earth-based wisdom traditions. You’ll have solo time to […]
Fantastic Fungi Film
The documentary Fantastic Fungi is a fascinating film that delves into the world of mushrooms and other fungi. It is also a good way to enter into conversation about a […]
A Will to the Woods Documentary
A revealing film about musician and psychiatrist Clark Wang as he prepares for his own green burial a demonstration of his determination that his last act will be a gift […]
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CMC adds a Human Services bachelor’s degree
On Jan. 25, the Colorado Mountain College (CMC) Board of Trustees unanimously approved CMC’s seventh bachelor’s degree program, Human Services, along with a $5 dollar per credit hour increase in […]
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Addressing Colorado’s last-place mental health finish
On March 2, the Colorado Legislature introduced House Bill 22-1278 (HB 1278) to create the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA). This cabinet-level state agency would take on issues at the center […]