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Sep
28

Parent Connections Group

VIA Facebook Live - Parent Connections Group

To continue breaking down barriers to access, we’re piloting a Parent Connections Group session via TOPS Soccer practice field, bringing expert insight straight to where you are. Join Jessica on the sidelines for a conversation filled with practical tips and resources.

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Sep
29

PFLAG Grandparent Community- Virtual

A free national support group led by our very own Jamie Lasden, LCSW, of Echo Echo Counseling! These virtual meetings are open to grandparents of LGBTQ+ grandkids. Receive and give support and finding resources to help loved ones, families, and communities. Every meeting will include a Gender Spectrum Breakout Room especially for grandparents of transgender and gender-diverse grandkids.

These 90-minute meetings will take place on the last Monday of each month, at 8pm ET/5pm PT.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in attending, please register HERE More information can be found HERE

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Oct
1

Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Daytime Group

The Redefining Wellness Discussion Group meets the first Wednesday of every month to discuss articles, book chapters, podcasts, and other forms of media focused on redefining what ‘wellness’ means to us. Our goal is to discuss how we can remove weight as a metric of health and focus more on the things that make us feel truly ‘well’. Each month’s topic and link to the media form will be held on this page. Each participant is encouraged to read or listen to the piece of media prior to the discussion group and come ready to discuss - and bring your lunch with you! No sign up or commitment is necessary.

This discussion group is held at The Mental Wellness Collaborative in Jackson, WY and led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Dietitian Mary Ryan, RDN, CEDRD, LCSW.

Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.

In an effort to increase accessibility, 2025 Fall Groups will be held both at 12-1pm and from 5:30-6:30 pm on the first Wednesday of each month starting October 1st!

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Nov
1

Provider Pause

Provider Pause: Yoga, Sound & Soak

In partnership with Astoria Park Conservancy, we’re offering a free morning of yoga, sound bath, and hot springs soaking for mental health providers. This is a space to rest, reconnect, and refill your cup- because those who care for others deserve care, too. Whether you’re looking to unwind, build community, or simply take a breath, we hope you’ll join us for this special event.

Saturday, Nov 1st, at Astoria Hot Springs and Park

Yoga + Sound Bath in the Johnny Counts Cabin: 8:30a-9:30a (limited to 20 people)

Hot Springs soak: 9:30a-10:45a

To sign up email: carolyn@astoriapark.org with your name and where you work, please let us know if you would like to attend Yoga and the soak or just the soak.

*Exclusively for mental health providers in our community!

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Sep
23

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Sep
19

Dyslexia Screening Event

Does your child struggle with reading or spelling? Free, private dyslexia screening for rising 1st through 12th-grade students. The screening assesses your child’s risk of dyslexia and is administered by a certified dyslexia specialist.

Screenings provided by: Kristin Vito, M.Ed., C-SLDS Ascend Academics LLC 307-690-0833

Space is limited, and an appointment is required

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Sep
13

Cultivos de Sabiduria

Crops of Wisdom: A Free Spanish Podcast by Antuanett Lopez

Episode: “When Trust Breaks”

In this episode, Antuanett explores the soul wound of betrayal—how it begins, how it can cast a shadow over our relationships, and how it often holds us back from growing fully. She reflects on the lasting impact of broken trust and offers steps to recognize the wound, move through it, and rebuild confidence in ourselves and in others.

Listen on Spotify

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Sep
12

Mind Matters: New Column Released

Welcome to Mind Matters, with Sue Wolff of Lupine Mental health, where we answer your questions about mental health and well-being. This column is one of many free resources sponsored by The Mental Wellness Collaborative.

This Month’s Question:

Dear Mind Matters,

Our 10-year-old son was diagnosed with ADHD, Inattentive Type. We're not quite ready to pursue medication at this time, but we want to make sure we're doing everything we can to support him in other ways. What are some strategies or approaches we can implement at home that can help meet his needs?

Sincerely, A Caring Parent

Answer from Sue Wolff, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner:

Dear “Caring Parent,”

Thank you so much for reaching out and for your commitment to supporting your son. ADHD, Inattentive Type, often shows up as trouble with focus, organization, and following through on tasks, rather than hyperactivity. There are several effective strategies you can try at home to help your son thrive:

  • Structure & Routine: Keep daily schedules consistent with clear expectations for homework, chores, and bedtime. Visual schedules or checklists help children see what needs to be done and track progress.

  • Small Steps: Break big tasks into smaller, manageable ones. Instead of saying “Clean your room,” try, “First, pick up your clothes. Next, put your books on the shelf.”

  • Positive Reinforcement: Notice and praise your son when he completes tasks or makes an effort to stay organized. Rewards don’t have to be big- extra playtime or a special activity can be very motivating.

  • Minimize Distractions: Create a quiet, organized workspace with limited background noise and clutter.

  • Timers & Breaks: Short focus periods, with breaks in between, can help your child stay on task.

  • Organization Skills: Model how to use folders, planners, or apps to track assignments and responsibilities, and practice these skills together.

Supporting a child with ADHD is a journey. Your care and involvement make a big difference. Progress takes time, and it’s normal to have ups and downs. If these strategies aren’t enough, consider reaching out to a mental health professional or school counselor for additional support.

Sincerely, Sue Wolff, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Next Month’s Question:

“Are there any supplements that can help with ADHD symptoms?”

We’ll explore what the research says and what to consider if you’re thinking about supplements.

Have a question you’d like answered in a future issue?

Send it to hello@mentalwellnessjh.org with the subject line “Mind Matters.”

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Sep
9

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Aug
26

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Aug
25

PFLAG Grandparent Community- Virtual

A free national support group led by our very own Jamie Lasden, LCSW, of Echo Echo Counseling! These virtual meetings are open to grandparents of LGBTQ+ grandkids. Receive and give support and finding resources to help loved ones, families, and communities. Every meeting will include a Gender Spectrum Breakout Room especially for grandparents of transgender and gender-diverse grandkids.

These 90-minute meetings will take place on the last Monday of each month, at 8pm ET/5pm PT.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in attending, please register HERE More information can be found HERE

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Aug
23

Cultivos de Sabiduria

Crops of Wisdom: A Free Spanish Podcast by Antuanett Lopez

In this episode, bilingual therapist Antuanett Lopez explores the wound of humiliation, often formed in childhood when kids feel judged, shamed, or ridiculed. This wound can leave lasting marks, showing up as parents who overburden themselves, sacrifice for everyone else, and parent from guilt or fear of “what others will say.”

The good news? We can break these cycles. Antuanett shares how to shift from parenting out of old wounds to parenting with awareness and compassion.

Listen and learn more: rhealththerapy.com Follow on Instagram: @cdsabiduria

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Aug
16

Dyslexia Screening Event

Does your child struggle with reading or spelling? Free, private dyslexia screening for rising 1st through 12th-grade students. The screening assesses your child’s risk of dyslexia and is administered by a certified dyslexia specialist.

Screenings provided by: Kristin Vito, M.Ed., C-SLDS Ascend Academics LLC 307-690-0833

Space is limited, and an appointment is required

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Aug
14

Parent Connections Group

NOW VIA FB LIVE! Parent Connections Group

To continue breaking down barriers to access, we’re piloting a Parent Connections Group session via Facebook Live, bringing expert insight straight to your living room. Join Diane for a 30-minute conversation.

🔗 FIRST Request to join the Parent Connections Facebook Group THEN Click here to join us live on Facebook

Also check out Diane’s poll and vote for your topic of choice!

  • preparing for the school year

  • communicating with my child's teachers

  • sibling supports

  • information from other parents on extra curricular activities

Watch the recorded episode HERE!

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Aug
12

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Aug
9

Cultivos De Sabiduria

Crops of Wisdom: A Free Podcast by Antuanett Lopez- Ausencias que Pesan

In her latest Spanish-language podcast episode, bilingual therapist Antuanett López explores the second wound of the soul: abandonment. She discusses how early emotional absences can shape our relationships, decisions, and sense of self, and the “dependent mask” we sometimes wear to feel validated.

Listen on Spotify, follow on Instagram: @cdsabiduria

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Aug
8

Becoming Jackson Whole’s TRYathalon

BJW’S TRYathalon

Join Becoming Jackson Whole at a new location, Jackson Elementary (200 N Willow St), for this year’s TRYathlon, a free, all-abilities celebration of wellness. Expect guided mindfulness with Sara Flitner, yoga in English and Spanish, Qi Gong, sound healing, live music by VALE, and more. Whether you’re trying something new or deepening your practice, there’s something for everyone.

Explore. Connect. Move. Breathe. Dance.

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Aug
6

Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Daytime Group

The Redefining Wellness Discussion Group meets the first Wednesday of every month to discuss articles, book chapters, podcasts, and other forms of media focused on redefining what ‘wellness’ means to us. Our goal is to discuss how we can remove weight as a metric of health and focus more on the things that make us feel truly ‘well’. Each month’s topic and link to the media form will be held on this page. Each participant is encouraged to read or listen to the piece of media prior to the discussion group and come ready to discuss - and bring your lunch with you! No sign up or commitment is necessary.

This discussion group is held at The Mental Wellness Collaborative in Jackson, WY and led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Dietitian Mary Ryan, RDN, CEDRD, LCSW.

Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.

2025 Groups will be held on:

  • January 8th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • February 5- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • March 5th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • April 2nd- Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • May 7th-  Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • June 4th- Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • July 2nd- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm

  • August 6th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm

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Aug
4

Wellness Pop-ups

WELLNESS POP-UPS JULY 7 & AUG 4, 4:30-5:30PM

at the: GREENSPACE ON THE BLOCK 155 E BROADWAY, JACKSON

Need time to unwind and take a breath? Come to one of our Mental Wellness Pop-Ups! Enjoy creating art with our sun printing paper and create a bingo card to make summer goals!

In partnership with the Jackson Hole Land Trust

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Jul
31

Dyslexia Screening Event

Does your child struggle with reading or spelling? Free, private dyslexia screening for rising 1st through 12th-grade students. The screening assesses your child’s risk of dyslexia and is administered by a certified dyslexia specialist.

Screenings provided by: Kristin Vito, M.Ed., C-SLDS Ascend Academics LLC 307-690-0833

Space is limited, and an appointment is required

View Event →
Jul
29

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Jul
28

PFLAG Grandparent Community- Virtual

A free national support group led by our very own Jamie Lasden, LCSW, of Echo Echo Counseling! These virtual meetings are open to grandparents of LGBTQ+ grandkids. Receive and give support and finding resources to help loved ones, families, and communities. Every meeting will include a Gender Spectrum Breakout Room especially for grandparents of transgender and gender-diverse grandkids.

These 90-minute meetings will take place on the last Monday of each month, at 8pm ET/5pm PT.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in attending, please register HERE More information can be found HERE

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Jul
26

Cultivos de Sabiduria

Crops of Wisdom: A Free Spanish Podcast by Antuanett Lopez

Podcast Episode: “And What If They Never Loved Me?”

This episode launches a new series on The Wounds of the Soul. We begin with the wound of rejection, often formed early in life when love feels absent or conditional. This wound can leave deep marks on how we see ourselves and how we connect with others.

In this first conversation, Antuanett invites listeners to reflect on where rejection may have taken root in their own stories and how awareness is the first step toward healing. Don’t miss the start of this powerful series.

Listen on Spotify

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Jul
16

Parent Connections Group

NOW TOPS Soccer practice! Parent Connections Group

To continue breaking down barriers to access, we’re piloting a Parent Connections Group session via TOPS Soccer practice field, bringing expert insight straight to where you are. Join Jessica on the sidelines for a conversation filled with practical tips and resources.

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Jul
15

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Jul
9

GriefShare

Join Yvette Warner, LCSW, for a free weekly grief support group for those who have lost a loved one- attend any week as sessions are self-contained. All are welcome

Weekly from 5–6:30pm at The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, in the Matthew Room free!

Register: https://www.griefshare.org/groups/262391

You are encouraged to join us on any week. Sessions are self-contained.

1 - Is This Normal?: Wed, Apr 16

2 - Your Grief Journey Wed, Apr 23

3 - Loneliness & Sadness: Wed, Apr 30

4 - Self-Care: Wed, May 07

5 - Fearful & Overwhelmed: Wed, May 14

6 - Anger: Wed, May 21

7 - Regrets: Wed, May 28

8 - Grief & Your Household: Wed, Jun 04

9 - Grief & Your Friendships: Wed, Jun 11

10 - Questions for God: Wed, Jun 18

11 - Stuck in Grief: Wed, Jun 25

12 - Hope & Resilience: Wed, Jul 02

13 - What Do I Live For Now?: Wed, Jul 09

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Jul
7

Wellness Pop-ups

WELLNESS POP-UPS JULY 7 & AUG 4, 4:30-5:30PM

at the: GREENSPACE ON THE BLOCK 155 E BROADWAY, JACKSON

Need time to unwind and take a breath? Come to one of our Mental Wellness Pop-Ups! Enjoy creating art with our sun printing paper and create a bingo card to make summer goals!

In partnership with the Jackson Hole Land Trust

View Event →
Jul
2

GriefShare

Join Yvette Warner, LCSW, for a free weekly grief support group for those who have lost a loved one- attend any week as sessions are self-contained. All are welcome

Weekly from 5–6:30pm at The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, in the Matthew Room free!

Register: https://www.griefshare.org/groups/262391

You are encouraged to join us on any week. Sessions are self-contained.

1 - Is This Normal?: Wed, Apr 16

2 - Your Grief Journey Wed, Apr 23

3 - Loneliness & Sadness: Wed, Apr 30

4 - Self-Care: Wed, May 07

5 - Fearful & Overwhelmed: Wed, May 14

6 - Anger: Wed, May 21

7 - Regrets: Wed, May 28

8 - Grief & Your Household: Wed, Jun 04

9 - Grief & Your Friendships: Wed, Jun 11

10 - Questions for God: Wed, Jun 18

11 - Stuck in Grief: Wed, Jun 25

12 - Hope & Resilience: Wed, Jul 02

13 - What Do I Live For Now?: Wed, Jul 09

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Jul
2

Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Daytime Group

The Redefining Wellness Discussion Group meets the first Wednesday of every month to discuss articles, book chapters, podcasts, and other forms of media focused on redefining what ‘wellness’ means to us. Our goal is to discuss how we can remove weight as a metric of health and focus more on the things that make us feel truly ‘well’. Each month’s topic and link to the media form will be held on this page. Each participant is encouraged to read or listen to the piece of media prior to the discussion group and come ready to discuss - and bring your lunch with you! No sign up or commitment is necessary.

This discussion group is held at The Mental Wellness Collaborative in Jackson, WY and led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Dietitian Mary Ryan, RDN, CEDRD, LCSW.

Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.

2025 Groups will be held on:

  • January 8th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • February 5- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • March 5th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm and and Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • April 2nd- Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • May 7th-  Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • June 4th- Evening Pilot group from 5:30-6:30 pm

  • July 2nd- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm

  • August 6th- Reoccurring group from 12-1pm

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Jul
1

Perinatal Mental Wellness Group

Becoming a parent is one of the hardest transformations we go through, and often, with such little information or support. You're not alone, and you don't have to feel overwhelmed, isolated or stressed alone. Join our perinatal group of parents to share the load, share the laughter and share experiences that bring you closer to feeling joy and stability while also connecting to others going through the same thing.

Facilitated by Kari Mowbray, LCPC, MA, a trained perinatal mental health therapist and mother, this group will be facilitated with intentionality towards increasing feelings of empowerment and love within the darkness, grief and challenges of such a transformational period of time.

How much: Cost shouldn't be a barrier, groups are free. If you are able, Kari welcome donations. (Perhaps $20, or whatever feels doable for you!)

Where: Zoom

When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)

Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com

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Jun
30

Cultivos De Sabiduria

Crops of Wisdom: A Free Podcast by Antuanett Lopez- Suena, Cree y Triunfa con Kathleen

In the latest episode of Crops of Wisdom, bilingual therapist Antuanett López talks with Kathleen Canchanya, founder of Say Cheese Photo Booth in Jackson. Kat shares how she grew a simple idea into a meaningful business grounded in community and care. They discuss pushing forward despite language barriers, building with intention, and the power of communication. Kat’s journey is a beautiful reminder that entrepreneurship is about learning, connection, and heart.

Listen on Spotify

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Jun
27

Rise and Thrive After Divorce

A new free support group for women navigating life after divorce. Meeting Fridays at 12pm via ZOOM.

This is a space to process, connect, and feel less alone - led by a local therapist who gets it!

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Jun
25

GriefShare

Join Yvette Warner, LCSW, for a free weekly grief support group for those who have lost a loved one- attend any week as sessions are self-contained. All are welcome

Weekly from 5–6:30pm at The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, in the Matthew Room free!

Register: https://www.griefshare.org/groups/262391

You are encouraged to join us on any week. Sessions are self-contained.

1 - Is This Normal?: Wed, Apr 16

2 - Your Grief Journey Wed, Apr 23

3 - Loneliness & Sadness: Wed, Apr 30

4 - Self-Care: Wed, May 07

5 - Fearful & Overwhelmed: Wed, May 14

6 - Anger: Wed, May 21

7 - Regrets: Wed, May 28

8 - Grief & Your Household: Wed, Jun 04

9 - Grief & Your Friendships: Wed, Jun 11

10 - Questions for God: Wed, Jun 18

11 - Stuck in Grief: Wed, Jun 25

12 - Hope & Resilience: Wed, Jul 02

13 - What Do I Live For Now?: Wed, Jul 09

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In exchange for subsidized office space, each office must provide one free event that’s open to the community. Events have ranged from Auricular Acupuncture to Rethinking Your Drinking to private (free) evaluations for fine motor skills and (free) assessments for dyslexia. Check out our upcoming events here or subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the loop: