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Thoughts on Love
Post written by Barbara Myers- Grief Recovery Specialist- Registered Psychotherapist Valentine's Day, often expressed with hearts, flowers, candy, cards and chocolate strawberries (my favorite) - the emphasis on a romantic aspect of love that needs...
Local Colorado credit union joins in the fight against Mental Health
Connections: Ent's Quarterly Newsletter Click Here to Read More about what ENT Credit Union is doing in our community - https://www.ent.com/connections
Become multi-generational
Today's blog is about expanding relationships to include multiple generations. These can be work, friends or family relationships. You might be asking yourself why is it important to have relationships with generations before or after your own....
Taking the mystery out of self care
As mental health professionals, we frequently talk with our clients about self-care while also seeking to practice it ourselves. The term “self-care” can provoke lots of feelings in us when we hear it—it can feel ambiguous, unclear, overwhelming,...
Feeling stressed? What you can do.
STRESS—even reading or saying that word aloud can cause a visceral reaction for many people. According to the American Institute of Stress, in the short term stress can be beneficial; for example, when we are dealing with potentially dangerous and...
NEW HAPPENINGS
I hope the New Year is treating you well! As you all may know the new year often brings about changes, whether it's within ourselves or our environment. This is also true for Wholehearted. To better serve the community, we have now moved to a new...
Part of Street’s Hope Legacy
Part of Street’s Hope Legacy Hello, Street’s Hope Family, Friends, and Newcomers- I was giving the honor to write one of this month’s blogs! I have now been with Street’s Hope for almost 2 years! In that time I have gone from an intern to Program...
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“We create thoughts, feelings and beliefs” — John Holland