Community Calendar
| Wed, Jan 7. | Rebuilding Seminars Introductory Evening Workshop with Bob Manthy, 720-600-2763 Rebuilding Seminars, led by Bob Manthy, offers a supportive community and personal growth for people at a time of isolation and low self worth. Rebuilding Seminars empowers people to heal and thrive after a relationship ends. This therapist-led, 10-week program creates a safe space for vulnerability, fostering self-discovery and healthy relationship patterns. We build a supportive network of friends who show compassion for each other's healing journey without judgment or unsolicited advice. Please join our intro workshop to learn more. Learn More... |
| Fri, Jan 9 - Fri, Feb 13. | Elders Emerging Group - Discount Extended, 303-955-8945 Elders Emerging: The Path of Invitation is an online experiential series for those 50 and beyond who feel called to step more fully into elderhood—not as a title or role, but as a lived, embodied way of being. In a time when many feel unmoored, eldering is quiet and necessary medicine. This offering supports the inner shift from “doing the work” to being the work — releasing outdated roles, reclaiming the dignity and authority of the wisdom years, and learning how to live as a stabilizing, relational presence for others and for community. The Path of Invitation weaves Authentic Relating, Neoshamanic IFS, embodiment and energetic practices, animism, nature-based wisdom, and ritual. It is both a stand-alone experience and a preparation for deeper initiatory pathways, including future rite-of-passage retreats. This is a small, intimate cohort designed for depth, reflection, and meaningful connection. We meet for six weeks on Fridays from 12-2 Mountain Time Ther are only a few spots left. Investment is $750, but the early-bird rate of $695 has been extended through Jan 3rd. If you’ve been quietly circling a deeper way of inhabiting your wisdom years, this may be the moment to step through. Learn More... |
| Fri, Jan 9 - Fri, Jan 9. | The Goal-setting/Future -creation lab, 3034049175 Most goal setting starts in the present — and that may be why it doesn’t stick. Traditional goal setting asks us to look at where we are now and push forward toward where we think we should go. Research in psychology suggests another option: future pacing. When people mentally step into a future point and then look back, they often gain clearer insight into what actually mattered — what needed to shift, what didn’t, and what was never essential in the first place. This isn’t about motivation or positive thinking. It’s about perspective and cognitive clarity. This is one of the core tools we’ll be working with in my January 9 workshop, where we’ll apply future pacing to real-life goals and transitions in a structured, guided way. ???? January 9 | 11:00–12:30 If you’re curious about a different way to approach goal setting — one that works with how the brain processes change — you’re welcome to join us. https://coloradopsychotherapists.org/event/the-goal-setting-future-creation-lab/ If the timing for the January 9 Zoom workshop doesn’t work for you, I’ve also created a free Rewired Intention Basics class where you can explore these ideas at your own pace. ???? https://youcanrewireyourbrain.com/rewired-intention-basics/opt-in-page Learn More... |
| Sat, Jan 10 - Sun, Jan 11. | What Is Presence—and Why Does It Matter?, 303.669.2315 What Is Presence—and Why Does It Matter? Presence is our spiritual freedom liquefied, condensed. Presence is an actual sense of hereness—beyond our emotions, beyond the mind, beyond our ideas. Eventually, we recognize that immediacy really means presence. We know Presence by being it. But how do we come to know it, embody it? Through the wisdom of our belly, heart, and mind. Each of these centers can either open us to Presence—or block it. Head center: caught in identification Heart center: trapped in reactivity Belly center: held by rigidity or armoring Join Diamond Approach teachers Beverly Alexander and Julie Endress for a two-day exploration of how we can recognize, open to, and embody our own living Presence. Together, we’ll uncover the subtle ways we turn away from ourselves—and the freedom that comes when we turn back. January 10–11, 2026 The Boulder Ridhwan Center, 6783 Baseline Rd., Boulder, CO 80303. In person and on zoom. $200 for two days. Email Bev Alexander to register at alexander.beverly@gmail.com Learn More... |
| Mon, Jan 12 - Mon, Jan 12. | 1-Hour Workshop - Understanding the Body & Improving Mental health, 3036189253 Blood sugar swings often mimic — or amplify — emotional symptoms like irritability, fatigue, overwhelm, and reactivity. This one-hour live workshop explains how CGM data can help individuals better understand their internal landscape and develop healthier lifestyle habits. This is an Introduction to the 7-week, comprehensive "Glucose Wise" Program. Perfect for clinicians and clients alike who want to understand the intersection between physical and mental health. Led by NBC-HWC, Functional Nutrition Counselor & Lifestyle Coach for Diabetes Prevention, Rachel Cruz. Monday, January 12 6-7pm MST Virtual, Live presentation and Q&A $19 Workshop fee (can be applied to the tuition for "Glucose Wise") Learn More... |
| Sun, Jan 18 - Sun, Mar 1. | "Glucose Wise" - 7 weeks to Healthy Mood & Good Energy, 3036189253 As mental health professionals, you know the deep interplay between blood sugar regulation and emotional wellbeing. Fluctuations in glucose levels can influence mood, sleep, focus, energy, and anxiety — even in individuals without diabetes. This program helps adults explore how their daily lifestyle choices are impacting their mental and metabolic health, using real-time feedback from a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM). Stabilizing blood sugar can help regulate emotions, reduce fatigue, improve cognitive clarity, and support long-term behavioral change. This is a great option for your clients who are: ? “Glucose curious” and want to learn how their body responds to food and stress ? Diagnosed with prediabetes or Type 2 diabetes (not on insulin) ? Motivated to make lifestyle changes for both mental and physical wellbeing ? Interested in connecting with others in a guided, supportive group setting We also welcome therapists who want firsthand experience on how to manage their own blood glucose levels. Therapists: Send an email to rrc.phoenix0325@gmail.com and get $29 off the tuition! - All online/virtual CGM Health Coaching Program - group check-ins - educational content - Q&A, open discussions - private group chat for peer support and accountability 7 consecutive Sundays (4:30-6:00pm MST) starting January 18th through March 1st. Cost: $249/person. Therapists $220. Led by Board Certified Health Coach and Certified Lifestyle Coach for Diabetes Prevention, Rachel Cruz. Learn More... |
| Sun, Jan 25 - Sun, Jan 25. | Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library Eldorado Room, Boulder Main Library Free to attend. Donations welcome. January 25, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brush-with-grief-at-boulder-public-library-tickets-1956820194879 Learn More... |
| Sun, Feb 8 - Sun, Feb 15. | A Sacred Journey With Grief, 720-217-5366 Please join us for A Sacred Journey With Grief Retreat, February 8-15, 2026. Early Bird Registration through November 1, 2025! This is a grief retreat like no other — here, loss becomes a doorway to profound self-discovery. Surrounded by Belize’s lush jungles, you’ll be guided through soul-nourishing practices, deep connection, and moments of beauty and truth that remind you how to breathe again. Through embodied movement, yoga, guided thematic meditations, art and ceremony, IADC (Induced After Death Communication) Human Design, and automatic writing, your grief will be supported and witnessed in the lush, Belize jungle at the award winning Chaa Creek. https://www.mindfulmetamorphoses.com Learn More... |
| Sun, Feb 15 - Sun, Feb 15. | Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library Eldorado Room, Boulder Main Library Free to attend. Donations welcome. February 15, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brush-with-grief-at-boulder-public-library-tickets-1957294493519 Learn More... |
| Sun, Mar 8 - Sun, Mar 15. | Rebuilding Seminars: 10 Week Divorce/Loss Recovery and Community, 720-600-2763 Rebuilding Seminars, led by Bob Manthy, offers a supportive community and personal growth for people at a time of isolation and low self worth. Rebuilding Seminars empowers people to heal and thrive after a relationship ends. This therapist-led, 10-week program creates a safe space for vulnerability, fostering self-discovery and healthy relationship patterns. We build a supportive network of friends who show compassion for each other's healing journey without judgment or unsolicited advice. Our first night is always free. Please RSVP. Learn More... |
| Sun, Mar 15 - Sun, Mar 15. | Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided Brush With Grief at Boulder Public Library Eldorado Room, Boulder Main Library Free to attend. Donations welcome. March 15, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brush-with-grief-at-boulder-public-library-tickets-1977299062724 Learn More... |
| Sun, Mar 22 - Sun, Mar 22. | Brush With Grief at Medicine Horse, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided March 22, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Outdoor sessions with the herd and the land Medicine Horse, Longmont $35 per session | Donations welcome. Learn More... |
| Sun, Apr 19 - Sun, Apr 19. | Brush With Grief at Medicine Horse, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided April 19, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Outdoor sessions with the herd and the land Medicine Horse, Longmont $35 per session | Donations welcome. Learn More... |
| Sun, May 17 - Sun, May 17. | Brush With Grief at Medicine Horse, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided May 17, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Outdoor sessions with the herd and the land Medicine Horse, Longmont $35 per session | Donations welcome. Learn More... |
| Wed, Jun 3 - Sat, Jun 6. | Fourth World Congress of Existential Therapy, 8554344607 The Fourth World Congress of Existential Therapy will be held in Aurora/Denver Colorado in June of 2026. The World Congresses are the largest world gatherings of existential therapy, occurring every 3-4 years. The Congress features many leading voices in existential therapy. For more information, visit https://www.wcet4.com. Learn More... |
| Sun, Jun 21 - Sun, Jun 21. | Brush With Grief at Medicine Horse, (720) 776-9924 Brush With Grief is a reflective, hands-on workshop where participants craft symbolic brushes using natural materials such as elk, moose, raccoon fur, plant fibers, and wood. This creative process offers space to explore loss, memory, and meaning. Participants are welcome to bring small mementos from a loved one or pet, such as fur, feathers, or hair, to include in their piece. Facilitated by Andrew Koch, LPC All materials provided June 21, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM Outdoor sessions with the herd and the land Medicine Horse, Longmont $35 per session | Donations welcome. Learn More... |