Upcoming events.
Have you attended one of our free community events? We want your feedback!!!
Project Echo
ECHO for Families is a community that provides opportunities for learning, advocacy, and mentorship with families that have a child with developmental disabilities, autism, or other special healthcare needs. This network allows families to receive professional support and brainstorm evidence-based solutions or share successes with other families around the state and nation.
The UW ECHO for Families is the first ECHO network that provides information directly to families and can be accessed anywhere in the state.
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comGriefShare
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
The Impact of Insecurity: A Community Conversation about Housing & Mental Health
Join ShelterJH, TMWC, and Antuanett Lopez to explore the deep connection between housing insecurity and mental wellness. This conversation will share local mental health resources, highlight ShelterJH’s ongoing advocacy work, and aim to build bridges between housing and mental health communities — offering support to those navigating both. Bring a friend to join the conversation!
This event is open to anyone! Food and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided. Spanish interpretation will be available. Please contact info@shelterjh.org to request free childcare.
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
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: 690 S HWY 89, Suite 201, Jackson WY- hosted in space donated by The Mental Wellness Collaborative
When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)
Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comGriefShare
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
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
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Project Echo
ECHO for Families is a community that provides opportunities for learning, advocacy, and mentorship with families that have a child with developmental disabilities, autism, or other special healthcare needs. This network allows families to receive professional support and brainstorm evidence-based solutions or share successes with other families around the state and nation.
The UW ECHO for Families is the first ECHO network that provides information directly to families and can be accessed anywhere in the state.
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comGriefShare
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
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22, 29th, & May 6
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
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: 690 S HWY 89, Suite 201, Jackson WY- hosted in space donated by The Mental Wellness Collaborative
When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)
Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com
PROVIDER PAUSE: YOGA+SOUND+SOAK FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS IN THE TETONS
In partnership with Astoria Hot Springs and Park and in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re offering a free evening 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.
Tuesday, May 6th, at Astoria Hot Springs and Park
Yoga + Sound Bath in the Johnny Counts Cabin: 5p-6p (limited to 20 people)
Hot Springs soak: 6p-8p
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!
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comGriefShare
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
Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Evening Pilot
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
Dyslexia: What it is, what it isn’t, and the importance of early intervention
What: Free presentation and discussion
When: Wednesday, May 14at noon
Where: The Mental Wellness Collaborative, Conference Room #2
Hosted by: Kristin Vito of Ascend Academics, M.Ed., C-SLDS, Educational Therapist
Please join us for a free presentation about dyslexia. Topics will include defining dyslexia, dispelling myths, common signs, and evidence-based intervention. All are welcome. Please contact Kristin Vito at KVito@Ascend-Academics.com or 307-690-0833 with any questions.
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comGriefShare
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
Parent Connections Group
Parent Connections Group- meet and connect with other parents of kids with special needs. Share resources, ideas, and support.
3 part series- come for 1 or all:
March 14, 2025 12:30-1:30pm with Diane K. Hudson, Ph.D, BCBA Topic: Pathological Demand Avoidance
Zoom: 539 658 3012
April 8, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Marika Vaden, Ed.S., NCSP VIRTUAL ONLY, Topic: “Ask a psych; bring your IEP, evaluation, etc.
ZOOM meeting ID: 973 9024 5531 password: 538267
May 16, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Jessica Eastman, MS OTR/L Topic: “Thinking About Summer; what will our kids/families do?”
Zoom meeting ID: 350 626 2397 password: parent
Email: grandstepstherapy@gmail.com for questions
*in person at 690 S. Hwy 89 suite 201, or via ZOOM
Request to join our facebook group: JH Parent Connections
Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.
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: 690 S HWY 89, Suite 201, Jackson WY- hosted in space donated by The Mental Wellness Collaborative
When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)
Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com
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
Dungeons and Dragons
for youth 13+
Campaign set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds.
Wednesdays 6-7:30PM 1/22, 2/19, 3/19, 4/9, and 5/21 (possibly extending into summer)
Free, dinner and snacks provided.
Please Register for More details and meeting location by emailing jhgenderdiversityproject@gmail.com.
MADE POSSIBLE BY A GRANT FROM THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF JACKSON HOLE
Greetings Adventuring Party (and parents/guardians),
This is your Dungeon Master Miles with an urgent missive calling you to come to the aid of our fair city of Galidrium. I am super excited to help facilitate some fun, silly, imaginative games for the next few months and have had a blast brainstorming an adventure.
A little background as you ideally craft a 5th edition level 1 humanoid character (NO WINGS or breath weapons!) before our first session. We can save a lot of time this first session if you come in with a character and some of your background ready, but it's totally fine if you're new to the game or need help creating one for us to make one together there.
Setting: The campaign is set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds. Towering smokestacks puff incessantly into the sky, while the streets buzz with the hum of mechanical contraptions, airships gliding through the clouds, and clockwork golems patrolling the cobblestone alleys. The guilds, each with its own monopoly on a key aspect of the city's operations—alchemy, engineering, and magic—hold immense sway, but their fierce competition keeps the city in a delicate balance of tension and prosperity, much like the tension between the magic and machinery holding the city together.
Beneath the polished brass and steel exterior, however, lies a vast criminal underground, a shadowy syndicate led by the elusive "Cadavera." This network of thieves, smugglers, and saboteurs operates outside the guilds' reach, hidden in plain sight within the city's labyrinth of dark alleyways and forgotten refuse heaps. They have their fingers in every pie: stealing industrial secrets, bribing guildmasters, and, increasingly, sabotaging the great gear works that power the city.
Lately, strange tremors have begun to shake the city. Small earthquakes, the kind that rattle pipes, shake buildings, and crack the cobblestones beneath feet, have become increasingly frequent. At first, the tremors were chalked up to the city's aging infrastructure and the weight of its sprawling steam engines. But now, the quakes are intensifying, and strange events follow in their wake. Workers in the Guild of Engineering report hearing mechanical noises from deep within the earth. The guilds have started to fracture as tensions rise. Some blame the quakes on a rogue experiment gone wrong—perhaps something related to the city's core clockwork or its underground alchemical reactors. Others suspect sabotage by the Cadavera syndicate, looking to destabilize the city's government and sow chaos. But no one knows for sure, and whispers of a long-forgotten catastrophe hidden deep under the city's foundations begin to surface...along with a foul stench that is overpowering even the sweetest perfumes in the cities markets.
Choose which of the three guilds you would like to belong to and if you'd like, a steampunk invention you've designed/worked on within the city and what expertise you would bring to an intra-guild task force being formed to investigate the quakes. There are the Guild of Engineering (The Iron Hand), the Guild of Alchemy (The Crucible), or the Guild of Arcane (The Aetherian Order).
Can't wait to meet you all and please reach out with any questions before our first session!
Sincerely,
Miles Yazzolino (he/him)
yazzojazz@yahoo.com
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
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
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
Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Evening Pilot
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Dungeons and Dragons
for youth 13+
Campaign set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds.
Wednesdays 6-7:30PM 1/22, 2/19, 3/19, 4/9, and 5/21 (possibly extending into summer)
Free, dinner and snacks provided.
Please Register for More details and meeting location by emailing jhgenderdiversityproject@gmail.com.
MADE POSSIBLE BY A GRANT FROM THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF JACKSON HOLE
Greetings Adventuring Party (and parents/guardians),
This is your Dungeon Master Miles with an urgent missive calling you to come to the aid of our fair city of Galidrium. I am super excited to help facilitate some fun, silly, imaginative games for the next few months and have had a blast brainstorming an adventure.
A little background as you ideally craft a 5th edition level 1 humanoid character (NO WINGS or breath weapons!) before our first session. We can save a lot of time this first session if you come in with a character and some of your background ready, but it's totally fine if you're new to the game or need help creating one for us to make one together there.
Setting: The campaign is set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds. Towering smokestacks puff incessantly into the sky, while the streets buzz with the hum of mechanical contraptions, airships gliding through the clouds, and clockwork golems patrolling the cobblestone alleys. The guilds, each with its own monopoly on a key aspect of the city's operations—alchemy, engineering, and magic—hold immense sway, but their fierce competition keeps the city in a delicate balance of tension and prosperity, much like the tension between the magic and machinery holding the city together.
Beneath the polished brass and steel exterior, however, lies a vast criminal underground, a shadowy syndicate led by the elusive "Cadavera." This network of thieves, smugglers, and saboteurs operates outside the guilds' reach, hidden in plain sight within the city's labyrinth of dark alleyways and forgotten refuse heaps. They have their fingers in every pie: stealing industrial secrets, bribing guildmasters, and, increasingly, sabotaging the great gear works that power the city.
Lately, strange tremors have begun to shake the city. Small earthquakes, the kind that rattle pipes, shake buildings, and crack the cobblestones beneath feet, have become increasingly frequent. At first, the tremors were chalked up to the city's aging infrastructure and the weight of its sprawling steam engines. But now, the quakes are intensifying, and strange events follow in their wake. Workers in the Guild of Engineering report hearing mechanical noises from deep within the earth. The guilds have started to fracture as tensions rise. Some blame the quakes on a rogue experiment gone wrong—perhaps something related to the city's core clockwork or its underground alchemical reactors. Others suspect sabotage by the Cadavera syndicate, looking to destabilize the city's government and sow chaos. But no one knows for sure, and whispers of a long-forgotten catastrophe hidden deep under the city's foundations begin to surface...along with a foul stench that is overpowering even the sweetest perfumes in the cities markets.
Choose which of the three guilds you would like to belong to and if you'd like, a steampunk invention you've designed/worked on within the city and what expertise you would bring to an intra-guild task force being formed to investigate the quakes. There are the Guild of Engineering (The Iron Hand), the Guild of Alchemy (The Crucible), or the Guild of Arcane (The Aetherian Order).
Can't wait to meet you all and please reach out with any questions before our first session!
Sincerely,
Miles Yazzolino (he/him)
yazzojazz@yahoo.com
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
VIA ZOOM Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comPerinatal 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: 690 S HWY 89, Suite 201, Jackson WY- hosted in space donated by The Mental Wellness Collaborative
When: Every other Tuesday from 4-5 (starting 4/8/25)
Reach out/text/email with any questions: 406-212-2456 kari@wildrootscollective.com
Parent Connections Group
Parent Connections Group- meet and connect with other parents of kids with special needs. Share resources, ideas, and support.
3 part series- come for 1 or all:
March 14, 2025 12:30-1:30pm with Diane K. Hudson, Ph.D, BCBA Topic: Pathological Demand Avoidance
Zoom: 539 658 3012
April 8, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Marika Vaden, Ed.S., NCSP VIRTUAL ONLY, Topic: “Ask a psych; bring your IEP, evaluation, etc.
ZOOM meeting ID: 973 9024 5531 password: 538267
May 16, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Jessica Eastman, MS OTR/L Topic: “Thinking About Summer; what will our kids/families do?”
Zoom meeting ID: 350 626 2397 password: parent
Email: grandstepstherapy@gmail.com for questions
*in person at 690 S. Hwy 89 suite 201, or via ZOOM
Request to join our facebook group: JH Parent Connections
Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Evening Pilot
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
Project Echo
ECHO for Families is a community that provides opportunities for learning, advocacy, and mentorship with families that have a child with developmental disabilities, autism, or other special healthcare needs. This network allows families to receive professional support and brainstorm evidence-based solutions or share successes with other families around the state and nation.
The UW ECHO for Families is the first ECHO network that provides information directly to families and can be accessed anywhere in the state.
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
Dungeons and Dragons
for youth 13+
Campaign set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds.
Wednesdays 6-7:30PM 1/22, 2/19, 3/19, 4/9, and 5/21 (possibly extending into summer)
Free, dinner and snacks provided.
Please Register for More details and meeting location by emailing jhgenderdiversityproject@gmail.com.
MADE POSSIBLE BY A GRANT FROM THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF JACKSON HOLE
Greetings Adventuring Party (and parents/guardians),
This is your Dungeon Master Miles with an urgent missive calling you to come to the aid of our fair city of Galidrium. I am super excited to help facilitate some fun, silly, imaginative games for the next few months and have had a blast brainstorming an adventure.
A little background as you ideally craft a 5th edition level 1 humanoid character (NO WINGS or breath weapons!) before our first session. We can save a lot of time this first session if you come in with a character and some of your background ready, but it's totally fine if you're new to the game or need help creating one for us to make one together there.
Setting: The campaign is set in Galdirium, a sprawling, steam-powered city dominated by a powerful network of guilds. Towering smokestacks puff incessantly into the sky, while the streets buzz with the hum of mechanical contraptions, airships gliding through the clouds, and clockwork golems patrolling the cobblestone alleys. The guilds, each with its own monopoly on a key aspect of the city's operations—alchemy, engineering, and magic—hold immense sway, but their fierce competition keeps the city in a delicate balance of tension and prosperity, much like the tension between the magic and machinery holding the city together.
Beneath the polished brass and steel exterior, however, lies a vast criminal underground, a shadowy syndicate led by the elusive "Cadavera." This network of thieves, smugglers, and saboteurs operates outside the guilds' reach, hidden in plain sight within the city's labyrinth of dark alleyways and forgotten refuse heaps. They have their fingers in every pie: stealing industrial secrets, bribing guildmasters, and, increasingly, sabotaging the great gear works that power the city.
Lately, strange tremors have begun to shake the city. Small earthquakes, the kind that rattle pipes, shake buildings, and crack the cobblestones beneath feet, have become increasingly frequent. At first, the tremors were chalked up to the city's aging infrastructure and the weight of its sprawling steam engines. But now, the quakes are intensifying, and strange events follow in their wake. Workers in the Guild of Engineering report hearing mechanical noises from deep within the earth. The guilds have started to fracture as tensions rise. Some blame the quakes on a rogue experiment gone wrong—perhaps something related to the city's core clockwork or its underground alchemical reactors. Others suspect sabotage by the Cadavera syndicate, looking to destabilize the city's government and sow chaos. But no one knows for sure, and whispers of a long-forgotten catastrophe hidden deep under the city's foundations begin to surface...along with a foul stench that is overpowering even the sweetest perfumes in the cities markets.
Choose which of the three guilds you would like to belong to and if you'd like, a steampunk invention you've designed/worked on within the city and what expertise you would bring to an intra-guild task force being formed to investigate the quakes. There are the Guild of Engineering (The Iron Hand), the Guild of Alchemy (The Crucible), or the Guild of Arcane (The Aetherian Order).
Can't wait to meet you all and please reach out with any questions before our first session!
Sincerely,
Miles Yazzolino (he/him)
yazzojazz@yahoo.com
Project Echo
ECHO for Families is a community that provides opportunities for learning, advocacy, and mentorship with families that have a child with developmental disabilities, autism, or other special healthcare needs. This network allows families to receive professional support and brainstorm evidence-based solutions or share successes with other families around the state and nation.
The UW ECHO for Families is the first ECHO network that provides information directly to families and can be accessed anywhere in the state.
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Parent Connections Group
Parent Connections Group- meet and connect with other parents of kids with special needs. Share resources, ideas, and support.
3 part series- come for 1 or all:
March 14, 2025 12:30-1:30pm with Diane K. Hudson, Ph.D, BCBA Topic: Pathological Demand Avoidance
Zoom: 539 658 3012
April 8, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Marika Vaden, Ed.S., NCSP VIRTUAL ONLY, Topic: “Ask a psych; bring your IEP, evaluation, etc.
ZOOM meeting ID: 973 9024 5531 password: 538267
May 16, 2025 12:00-1:00pm with Jessica Eastman, MS OTR/L Topic: “Thinking About Summer; what will our kids/families do?”
Zoom meeting ID: 350 626 2397 password: parent
Email: grandstepstherapy@gmail.com for questions
*in person at 690 S. Hwy 89 suite 201, or via ZOOM
Request to join our facebook group: JH Parent Connections
Spanish interpretation available upon advanced request.
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
OPTION 1: IN PERSON (6 people max) at Teton Behavior Therapy (420 W. Pearl Street)
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
February 5, 12, 19, 26
March 5 & 12
OPTION 2: VIA ZOOM
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comThe Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
TMWC provides MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
TMWC provides MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
TMWC and Health Department provide MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
TMWC provides MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
TMWC provides MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
TMWC provides MH resources for The Assassins
Due to the topics discussed in the play, The Mental Wellness Collaborative will be hosting a table of mental health resources including gun locks generously donated by Community Prevention Coalition of Teton County as well as information about CredibleMind https://teton.crediblemind.com/ provided by Teton County Health Department.
Riot Act, Inc. presents Assassins by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman on The Center Main Stage. The show will run March 6-9 at 7:00pm, matinees March 8 & 9 at 1:00pm.
“A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.”
https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/past-event/assassins-by-stephen-sondhiem-and-john-weidman/
Redefining Wellness Discussion Group- Evening Pilot
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
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do
incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
OPTION 1: IN PERSON (6 people max) at Teton Behavior Therapy (420 W. Pearl Street)
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
February 5, 12, 19, 26
March 5 & 12
OPTION 2: VIA ZOOM
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comRedefining 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
Project Echo
ECHO for Families is a community that provides opportunities for learning, advocacy, and mentorship with families that have a child with developmental disabilities, autism, or other special healthcare needs. This network allows families to receive professional support and brainstorm evidence-based solutions or share successes with other families around the state and nation.
The UW ECHO for Families is the first ECHO network that provides information directly to families and can be accessed anywhere in the state.
The Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Resilient Voices: Immigrant & DACA Support Group
The goal of this group is to support all immigrants in reducing anxiety by exploring a variety of coping skills and discussing current topics. We hope to address immigrants' unique stressors in our communities while fostering an inclusive and supportive environment.
Thursdays 7-8 PM via Zoom
January 23rd, & 30th
February 6, 13, 20, 27
Get in touch with questions and for the Zoom link (307) 734-6040 info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
Group led by Teton Behavior Therapy’s Oliver Dev & Idel Enriquez
FREE Dyslexia Screening Event
Dyslexia Screening Event: Does your child struggle with reading or spelling? Free, private dyslexia screening for rising 1st through 11th-grade students. The screening assesses your child’s risk of dyslexia and is administered by a certified dyslexia specialist. Space is limited, and an appointment is required.
Appointments can be made at https://ascendacademics.youcanbook.me/
Location: The Mental Wellness Collaborative, 690 S. Highway 89, Jackson, WY, Suite #201. TMWC is located above the Jackson Hole Land Trust. Please wait in the TMWC lobby; Kristin will find you at your appointment time.
Please get in touch with Kristin at 307-690-0833 or KVito@Ascend-Academics.com with any questions.
*The screener is designed to measure the risk of a reading disability. It is not a formal evaluation, and a diagnosis is not provided.
Parenting Workshops (Free!)
Parenting the Love and Logic Way:
How to avoid un-winnable power-struggles and arguments
How to stay calm and empathetic when your kids do
incredibly upsetting things
How to set enforceable limits
How to avoid enabling and begin empowering
How to help your kids learn from their mistakes rather than repeating them
How to raise kids who are family team members rather than demanding dictators
and much more!
OPTION 1: IN PERSON (6 people max) at Teton Behavior Therapy (420 W. Pearl Street)
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
February 5, 12, 19, 26
March 5 & 12
OPTION 2: VIA ZOOM
Wednesdays 12:30-1:30
April 9, 16, 23, 30
May 7, 14
For more information, to register, or to sign up for private classes please call 307-734-6040 or email: infor@tetonbehaviortherapy.comThe Power of Vulnerability: A Support Group for Growth and Connection (FREE)
This is a transformative 10-week journey designed to help individuals embrace vulnerability, foster emotional courage, and create deeper connections with themselves and others.
Rooted in Brene Brown's groundbreaking work in Daring Greatly, this group will explore core themes like shame, perfectionism, boundaries, and empathy, empowering participants to overcome the fears and limiting beliefs that often prevent authentic connection. Through open, honest discussion and practical tools, participants will learn how to embrace imperfection, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-compassion-ultimately strengthening their relationships and building the courage to live wholeheartedly.
Zoom: 12pm-1pm (MST) Tuesdays
February 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, April 8, 15, 22 & 29th
FREE Daring Greatly Book for the 1st- 15 participants
To register: 307-734-6040 OR info@tetonbehaviortherapy.com
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: