Author name: Kody Gerkin

Food Rx: Treating the Whole Patient with Whole Foods For local residents in rural, Southwestern Colorado, fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices are hard to come by. Budgets are […]

Mental Health Matters. Well, of course it does. Those of us who work in the field of mental health, even non-professionals such as me, or those who are only on

Skippy’s mission is to provide children ages 0-18 with school-based, oral health services while reducing the time spent away from the classroom. Parents can enroll their children for services through

Open Enrollment Season is Almost Here! This year marks the 6th Open Enrollment since Affordable Care Act was adopted into law. Many of the same rules apply meaning you have

AUGUST 31, 2018 BY MOUNTAIN FAMILY By Joe Sammen, Executive Director, Center for Health Progress The first time my dad attempted suicide, I was shocked, devastated, deeply saddened, and angry. When

Please read through this powerful post taken from the Mental Health First Aid USA blog. We encourage you to check their page regularly, as they are always posting informative content.

“I did not realize the extent of suicide until it affected me so personally. Since I lost my Dad to suicide 3 years ago, I have learned a lot about

One of our early clients, a middle school boy, tentatively knocked on the door of the counseling room for his first session with a therapist.  We introduced the student to

Historically in the U.S., health improvement for individuals has been focused around doctor’s offices and the healthcare system. While this has been the emphasis, healthcare costs have risen exponentially while

Ben Marshall and Amber Elder are Options Counselors with Thrive Community Health Network. In this role, they work to help older adults remain independent and maintain their dignity as they age