Nicola Dehlinger discusses Naturopathic medicine through her practice and how it can positively impact mental health.

Alex comes onto the podcast to discuss treatment and substance abuse trends over the past 2 years.

Briana Severine is a therapist in Colorado that owns and operates Sanare Colorado. Briana has travelled all over the world and has a lot to say about the benefits of travel to peoples awareness of other communities and cultural awareness. The benefits of mental health and travel are closely linked in a lot of ways so listen though to hear what its all about.

https://www.sanare-colorado.com/

Couples Counseling in the pandemic, working on improving communication and recovering from infidelity, toxic patterns with Rachel Moheban Wachtel, LCSW. https://relationshipsuite.com/about-rachel-moheban-wachtel-lcsw/

LP Palazzolo is an intern at WellMinded Counseling and a graduate student at the University of Denver and is passionate about the intersection of Eating Disorder diagnosis and LGBTQIA community. Listen in to learn about body positivity, trends in treatment/care and where we as a society can improve.

Stephanie Small, LPC is a therapist in Boulder CO, that works with clients, mind, body and spirit by interweaving mental heath, nutrition and spiritual care into the work she does. https://stephaniesmallhealth.com/

Emily Ringle, LMFT speaks about what it is like to provide therapy to socially awkward and anxious children, their parents and adults. She owns a group practice in Broomfield, CO called Aiding Therapy https://www.aidingtherapy.com/

Ariel Hatten is a Registered Nurse, who is working on becoming a Nurse Practitioner. In todays episode we explore how the field of nursing and health care has changed over the past 2 years, how to prevent burnout as a healthcare provider and how she copes with the traumas she faces in her career.

Katelyn Rohloff, LCSW is todays guest and wanted to share her experience after traveling aboard was interrupted by the pandemic and how the experienced pushed her in ways she didn't expect. Meditation became a source of peace for Katelyn during this time where she needed to change in so many ways.

Carla D’Agostino-Vigil is the owner and clinical director of Ignite Counseling (https://www.ignitecounselingcolorado.com/) and co-owner of the Modern Therapist Training Collective (https://moderntherapisttrainingcollective.com/). In our episode today we explore how COVID has impacted those with the diagnosis of OCD and the future of treatment and how the community of treatment providers are working to be more inclusive in their treatment of those that are diagnosed with OCD.