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Mission of FREE: Breaking the silence of addiction while creating space for healing, recovery, and spiritual connection.

Also visit the FREE Café, a recovery-focused, sustainability-centered café located inside the FREE Spiritual Community.

Can Do MS is a national nonprofit organization that delivers health and wellness education programs on exercise, nutrition, symptom management, and motivation FREE OF CHARGE to help families living with MS thrive.

Cereset® is a relaxation process that utilizes sound, initiated by the brain, to help the brain reset itself and move out of the state of freeze or fight-or-flight. It is non-invasive and works by matching the brain’s rhythms to engineered tones through patented algorithms. Clients are able to hear the tones in real-time. These tones are like a brain-echo, and the brain recognizes them as its own reflection. This helps the brain to relax fully and reset itself naturally from the inside out. In a relaxed state the brain can

Overcome worry & anxiety, Restore hope & happiness, Conquer traumatic stress, Clear brain fog, Increase energy levels, Support restful sleep, and Achieve peak performance.

Cereset is part of a franchise network headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona with over 60 locations across the country. Cereset Cherry Creek is the first location serving the Denver Metro area. To learn more about this location please visit the location page and click on the Cherry Creek location button.

To schedule your FREE Brain Coaching session call 303-954-8834.

For more information about Cereset technology please visit https://www.cereset.com

The Children's Museum of Denver offers Low-sensory Evenings: “we know the Museum can be a bit overwhelming for children with disabilities. By limiting attendance and turning down some of the ambient Museum noise, we offer an enjoyable space for children with disabilities to play with their families.”

Admission is free for families of children with disabilities, and reservations are now open! Please email KayceM@cmdenver.org to reserve your space.Description goes here

The Denver Museum of Nature and Science provides “resources for guests with Autism or sensory needs (e.g. wiggle cushions and noise-reducing headphones) [that] may be checked out at no charge from the Information Desk on a first-come, first-served basis.”

Located in Historic Downtown Littleton, DIRT is a local, women-run social enterprise with the mission to bring you quality crafted (local) Huckleberry coffee, food, and drink while training, employing & empowering neurodivergent individuals through workforce development programming.

We work with local businesses from family-run dairy farms to trailblazing local pastry chefs to provide gluten-free and vegan options to flaky-buttery croissants.

Make our house your cozy home away from home. From our inside breakfast nooks to our dog-friendly outdoor patio, everyone is welcome here.

LoveYourBrain is a non-profit that improves the quality of life of people affected by traumatic brain injury through programs that build community and resilience. LYB was established by brothers, Adam and Kevin Pearce, following Kevin’s severe TBI from a snowboarding accident before the 2010 Olympics. LoveYourBrain believes that yoga, mindfulness, and community are essential to transforming the wellbeing of people with brain injury and their caregivers. That’s why they offer FREE, research-backed programs and trainings to empower our community with new tools, resources, and connections.

Physio, Yoga & Wellness helps active people in Denver (and beyond!) recover from mTBI (mild traumatic brain injury), reduce pain, and optimize health through physical therapy, yoga, nutrition, and health coaching. At Physio, Yoga & Wellness, we understand the complexity of concussion and vestibular ailments. There are no miraculous, immediate cures. But there are many, research-backed treatment strategies to improve your symptoms. With a personalized plan you can achieve your health and wellness goals by bridging the gap between treatment, exercise, and lifestyle.

For more than 40 years, Swallow Hill Music has offered music lessons, presented and promoted concerts, and provided music education in under-resourced communities in Denver.

“Swallow Hill’s Music Therapy programming is facilitated by Board Certified Music Therapists, who use evidence-based music programming and interventions to support specific physical, emotional, cognitive or social needs” including Individuals with Sensory Processing Disorders or Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Swallow Hill also presents “Sensory friendly concerts, specifically designed for individuals with sensory sensitivities and developmental disabilities, including those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. We turn the lights up and the sound down so individuals and their families can walk around, dance, and sing along in a fun, judgment free environment.”

For more information, email info@swallowhillmusic.org.

Developmental Pathways is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency serving individuals with developmental disabilities/delays and their families. We are also one of Colorado’s Community Centered Boards (CCB) connecting people to federal, state, county, and private funding in Arapahoe County, Douglas County, Elbert County and the City of Aurora. We passionately believe inclusion is for everyone and offer services through Home and Community Based Medicaid Waiver programs, locally funded programs, and partnerships with other community organizations.

Support offered in one’s own home and community exemplifies the principle that full inclusion and participation in community life is attainable for everyone. Developmental Pathways helps support you and your loved one by providing intake, eligibility enrollment, and case management, all with a person-centered focus. Case management is a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, care coordination, evaluation, and advocacy.

Located in Historic Downtown Littleton, DIRT Coffee is a local, women-run social enterprise with the mission to bring you quality crafted (local) Huckleberry coffee, food, and drink while training, employing & empowering neurodivergent individuals through workforce development programming.

We work with local businesses from family-run dairy farms to trailblazing local pastry chefs to provide gluten-free and vegan options to flaky-buttery croissants.

Make our house your cozy home away from home. From our inside breakfast nooks to our dog-friendly outdoor patio, everyone is welcome here.

We are the first women and immigrant-owned, Guatemalan-inspired, bilingual café in Denver.

In Guatemala, a convivio is a get together where we’re all welcome. At Convivio Café we want to celebrate the roots of our neighborhood—some deep and some newly planted—as they grow side by side.

We value COMMUNITY by being good neighbors. We believe in the power of shared places where we build culture together. We value COLLABORATION by working with like-minded partners - farmers, chefs, artisans and community organizations - so we can create bigger and better for us all. We value DIVERSITY by celebrating difference as resilience. We value LAND AND PEOPLE by making conscious decisions about who we source from, how we pay them, and how we respect the environment through our work.

Amy Gray Wellness offers full-spectrum infrared saunas and IonCleanse foot detox.

Eating Recovery Center of Denver was founded by a team of leading experts whose goal was to fuse evidence-based findings and innovation to create a center of excellence for the treatment of eating disorders. They offer the full spectrum of eating disorders treatment services for female and male adults, adolescents and children, including Inpatient, Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Outpatient eating disorder treatment programs.

Multidisciplinary treatment teams understand the challenges of eating disorders recovery and are deeply committed to guiding you or your loved one to a lasting recovery. Each treatment team consists of a psychiatrist, psychoclinician, family clinician, dietitian, nurse, case manager, alumni coordinator and other related patient support staff.

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Yve Harrold, M.Ed, Certified Grief Educator

Grief needs a dedicated time and space. We may be grieving ourselves or trying to understand how to support someone else. Because many of us are programmed to get over a loss quickly, we avoid discussing grief, and therefore we may have learned very little about the process and what is healthy.

I hope to help change that by honestly sharing my own grief journey through my blog – My Heart is Riding Shotgun. As a Certified Grief Educator, I also offer educational workshops on the grieving process for individuals, employers, and communities. Additionally, I provide individual grief support and guide grief walks to harness the power of healing in nature.

For more information about Grief Education services including workshops, speaking engagements, grief walks, and peer support email me at insideout@mysoulride.com and follow me on Instagram @grieveinsideout.

Erik Petersen, LPC

Helping individuals, couples, families, and communities find renewal, balance, hope, and healing. No matter your loss, you will not be alone as I will be present with you in your pain, and will approach you with compassionate curiosity. I will teach you tools to relieve symptoms, but I will help you go beyond symptom management and explore deep-seated struggles in your story which can help you find a meaningful and vibrant life after loss.

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The National Institute on Aging is a division of the National Institutes of Health that provides resources on common age-related health conditions, research, and news.

The National Patient Advocate Foundation offers resources to learn about surprise billing, health equity, financial & social needs within healthcare, and more.

NursingHomesAbuse.Org is a free resource center for families affected by abuse in nursing homes. After any form of abuse happens, the victim is often left looking for where to turn and how to find help. That's the service that NHA provides people who are affected.

Nursing home abuse can take many different forms. Whether it be bedsores or malnutrition, this center can assist and not only provide helpful information on these issues, but also direct families and answer any questions they have as they try to move past the problems that abuse has caused them.

The Patient Advocate Foundation provides resources to help patients navigate health insurance, financial support, disability, specific conditions, and more.

The Nowak Society is a Colorado-based nonprofit organization committed to stewarding new professionals and communities into the emerging possibilities associated with plant and psychedelic medicines, healing, and advocacy. Founded in 2017, The Nowak Society’s mission is to build psychedelic communities and give voice to the essential values and pressing issues of the psychedelic movement.

The Nowak Society hosts educational events regularly across Northern Colorado with sometimes hundreds of healthcare professionals and community members in attendance. See more about our values, upcoming psychedelic events, and community resources at www.thenowaksociety.org

Christina Collins, PhD

Located in Denver, offering individual and couples psychotherapy focused on integrating trauma, grief and loss, relational and/or cultural conflict, anxiety, depression, and integrative support for psychedelic experiences. Organizational consultant/facilitator for cultural and diversity resolutions.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research is leading the way in exploring innovative treatments using psilocybin. The molecular structure of psilocybin, a naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in 'magic mushrooms,' allows it to penetrate the central nervous system and the scientific and medical experts are just beginning to understand its effects on the brain and mind and its potential as therapeutics for mental illnesses.

Researchers build on previous work and expand research on psychedelics for illness and wellness: (1) to develop new treatments for a wider variety of psychiatric and behavioral disorders with the aspiration of treatments tailored to the specific needs of individual patients and (2) to expand research in healthy volunteers with the ultimate aspiration of opening new ways to support human thriving.

Mission: Founded in 1986, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization that develops medical, legal, and cultural contexts for people to benefit from the careful uses of psychedelics and marijuana.

Vision: We envision a world where psychedelics and marijuana are safely and legally available for beneficial uses, and where research is governed by rigorous scientific evaluation of their risks and benefits.

Serving West Denver and Lakewood since January of 2014, Rishi’s Community Yoga is a warm and welcoming yoga and wellness community specializing in small classes with individual attention to every student. Classes are non-competitive and all levels of experience and abilities are honored.

We have outstanding instructors with varying styles so you can learn from different perspectives. All are well-trained in yoga philosophy, anatomy, physical postures, and breath techniques. They have a lot to offer!

We have gentle, active, and moderately vigorous classes to serve a wide variety of students. All classes include relaxation at the end. We also offer workshops and community events.

Samadhi Yoga Sangha reopened in 2021 with new ownership and a re-envisioned mission, based on the strong foundation that served so well since Samadhi’s inception: to co-create a community where members are willing to bring their whole selves in mind, body, and spirit…and take that unique authenticity outside of our walls, into the world, to shine. The intention is not to diminish the reality that life can be difficult at times and all humans struggle. Rather, we vow to be here for ourselves, and one another, with integrity and in consideration of our highest selves.

We strive to provide a supportive community for all people. We pride ourselves on the warm inclusion of students of all races, religions, beliefs, ages, gender identities, relational orientations, physical shapes, and abilities.

FREE and donation-based classes offered weekly—check the schedule here.

In a nutshell, We are home; comfy, cozy, and compassionate. Our mission is to support the ever-evolving growth of the wellness community through purpose, education, and Love.

Just as the Lotus flower, We have built something beautiful from the ashes and dust of a prior story. This is what we want to share with you. An opportunity to be a part of something bigger than us all; a space to share Your gifts with others.

The Urban Sanctuary is just the beginning of what the world needs: Love in the form of the Divine Feminine. We welcome You.

A Denver-based nonprofit offering yoga classes aimed at children of all ages and yoga-for-children teacher training.