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For many people, religion can be a source of comfort, meaning, community, and hope. It can help us make sense of difficult life experiences and feel connected to something larger than ourselves. Our memories of religion can invoke deeply rooted sensory associations: the smell of coffee and donuts in the lobby, a handshake or hug from someone you know, voices raised together in prayer or worship, the taste of food shared during rituals, or the quiet sense of peace that comes f

By Collin Rucker, MS, LPCC With the Supreme Court’s recent ruling against Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors, it seems important to address the elephant in the room; conversion therapy is still with us. Like many harmful ideas, it has survived by changing outfits, updating its vocabulary, and pretending it is just “concern” wearing skinny jeans and a trendy graphic t-shirt. Somewhere, a youth pastor just adjusted his beanie, no cap. Even right here in the Denver

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is rapidly reshaping how clinicians approach depression, trauma, and other conditions that have not responded well to traditional treatment. For individuals in Denver and across Colorado who feel stuck despite therapy, medication, or both, KAP offers a fundamentally different pathway—one rooted in neuroscience, intentional therapeutic structure, and integration rather than symptom suppression alone. Unlike brief medication visits or infus