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Supervision at Find Your Center: A Supportive Space for Pre-Licensed Clinicians
At Find Your Center, we’re opening our doors to pre-licensed mental health clinicians who are seeking a supportive, collaborative, and client-centered supervision experience.
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Identity Affirmation | Life Transitions
Holding Our Convictions With Care
Holding our convictions with care: How do we communicate openly around divisive subjects as impactful as human rights?
Business | Psychology
Find Your Center’s Recent Chat With ShoutOut Colorado
Michele recently sat down with Shoutout Colorado to talk about the path she’s taken, what motivates her work, and the
Ecotherapy | Movement Therapies | Psychology | Walk and talk therapy
The Benefits of Walk-and-Talk Therapy
What happens when we combine movement, conversation, and nature?
Business | Psychology | Supervision | Therapy Insights
Supervision at Find Your Center: A Supportive Space for Pre-Licensed Clinicians
At Find Your Center, we’re opening our doors to pre-licensed mental health clinicians who are seeking a supportive, collaborative, and
Identity Affirmation | Relationships
Am I Queer Enough?
Queer is not a test; it's a truth
Anxiety | Identity Affirmation | Trauma-healing
Pride In A Shaken City
Boulder Pride arrives this weekend under a cloud many of us didn’t expect.
Boulder Weekly | Movement Therapies | Trauma-healing
Endurance as Therapy – Addiction & Ultra Sports
Endurance Sports and the Fine Line Between Healing and Harm
Boulder Weekly | Life Transitions | Relationships
How to Make Meaningful Connections in a New City.
Nourish every opportunity. Say hello and express genuine curiosity about the person checking out your groceries. Spread interest, respect and
Anxiety | Boulder Weekly | Grief and Loss | Life Transitions | Trauma-healing
How to Stay Human When The World is On Fire
If you’re feeling heartbroken, helpless, or emotionally raw, it doesn’t mean something’s wrong with you. You’re alive and paying attention