Diane Poole Heller, PH.D., author and Trauma and Attachment expert, illuminates Attachment Styles and their dynamics in personal relationships through integrated body based therapies, cutting edge psychotherapy techniques, and spiritual perspectives. Diane’s teaching style includes a blend of didactic presentation, demonstrations and experiential, “hands on” exercises.

DARe teaches therapists essential skills to help their clients develop stronger and more secure attachment, resulting in more joyful adult relationships. This series of inspiring, interactive workshops provides the practical applications and strategies therapists need to confidently address client’s Secure, Avoidant, Ambivalent/Anxious, Disorganized Attachment Styles.

Connie Mitchell, MA, NCC, LPC of Freedom's Hope Counseling, LLC, is an evidence-based, culturally competent and trauma-informed mental health therapist in adult group and individual therapy. Currently, Connie owns a private counseling practice, Freedom's Hope Counseling, LLC, and works at SummitStone Health Partners as a counselor and access clinician. Her professional training includes a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Northern Colorado.

She is skilled in multiple forms of clinical interventions: Client-Centered, Interpersonal Process in Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) and Ending The Game Facilitation.

Therapeutic Specialties: Mind Control; Spiritual Abuse/Religious Trauma; High-Demand Group Recovery/Cult

Professional Trained Certified Life Coach (CLC) and ICF-Credentialed Certified Associate Certified Coach (ACC) specializing in money and relationships.

Amy is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma and attachment work with both individuals and couples. She integrates the outdoors and wilderness into her work as a way to help people deepen their process and connect with the fundamental nature of being. Her work is informed by specialized training in Annie Brooks's Somatic Attachment Therapy, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, and extensive work in the field of wilderness therapy. Amy's experience includes several years of grief counseling with local hospice agencies, providing therapy to families in a residential treatment setting, counseling dual-diagnosis adolescents in wilderness settings, and facilitating support groups for LGBTIQ teens. She is an adjunct faculty member at Naropa University and supervises interns at Boulder Emotional Wellness. Visit www.amywinchester.com for more info