Join us for a monthly coffee date with other DHHC members at a rotating local, small coffee business.

This month, we’re meeting at Convivio Cafe:

“We are a women & immigrant owned, Guatemalan-inspired café built around the idea of convivio — a get together where all are invited. 

​Our goal is simple - to be good neighbors. We do that by serving up beyond fair trade, farmer-roasted coffee and tea, as well as Central American-inspired food, celebrating the multicultural fabric of our Denver community.”

Bonus July Coffee on the East Side!

Join us as we test the waters with a new monthly gathering for DHHC members on the East side! Co-hosted by Kelly Dwyer and Karen Urwin -- I'll be there, too! Please grab your favorite beverage at Frank & Roze at corner of 9th Ave. and Albion, then head next door, to Tarra. (Tarra also has regular coffee that's OK and several delicious herbal teas).

Location: Tarra co-work space at 935 Albion St, Denver, CO 80220. Important Note! There are TWO Tarra locations and GPS may route you to the other location that's 1 block north. Parking: Free spots on street or in the parking garage 1 block north. 

Join us for a monthly coffee date with other DHHC members at a rotating local, small coffee business.

This month, we’re meeting at Wash Perk:

“Nestled on a residential street just a few blocks from the park, we have been serving a delicious product in an unpretentious atmosphere for over 12 years. Wash Perk believes that the neighborhood coffee shop holds a special place in the community, and we are thrilled that so many conversations have started within our walls - whether they are jokes shared between old friends, or new business ventures dreamed up by colleagues.”

A free virtual integration circle, a facilitated, non-clinical space for reflection, connection, and nervous system support: open to both patients and non-patient adults (registration required): Integration Circle | MindMorph Holistic Psychiatry. As we approach Summer Solstice, this Integration Circle will focus on honoring transition, expansion, and the tension between growth and grounding. Together, we’ll create space to reflect on what is emerging, what is being released, and what you want to carry into the next season.

Description

The Integration Circle is a facilitated group space for adults seeking support in making sense of meaningful or challenging non-ordinary experiences, including post-psychedelic experiences that may have occurred in therapeutic, ceremonial, or recreational contexts. The circle emphasizes nervous system regulation, reflection, and integration through shared dialogue, guided practices, and psychoeducation. Sessions may include meditation, breathwork, visualization, somatic tools, and discussion around caring for the body and nervous system before and after intense experiences.

This offering is not psychotherapy, medical care, or treatment, and no substances are provided. It is a community-based, educational, and experiential space intended to support insight, grounding, and integration into daily life. This offering is open to adults regardless of geographic location and does not constitute medical or mental health treatment.

Cost: Free to attend. Donations are optional and help support the time, preparation, and facilitation of this offering. No donation is required to participate.

Join us for a monthly coffee date with other DHHC members at a rotating local, small coffee business.

This month, we’re meeting at Convivio Cafe:

“We are a women & immigrant owned, Guatemalan-inspired café built around the idea of convivio — a get together where all are invited. 

​Our goal is simple - to be good neighbors. We do that by serving up beyond fair trade, farmer-roasted coffee and tea, as well as Central American-inspired food, celebrating the multicultural fabric of our Denver community.”

Mark your calendars for this outdoor event with longtime DHHC member, Yve Harrold. Nature is a potent source of comfort and healing. Together we will experience a variety of ways to reflect on grief and living while walking with others who are also grieving.

Trailhead at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge TBD