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Individual & Group Therapy
Exceptional Care, Affordable Rates
Our intern therapists are emerging clinicians with two years of graduate-level training and a strong foundation in contemporary therapeutic approaches. They are supported every step of the way through ongoing supervision with seasoned therapists at Dignity, along with mentorship and guidance from their graduate programs.
You get the benefit of a therapist bringing fresh, current training to the room, backed by the experience and support of seasoned clinicians, at a more accessible rate.
Sliding scale therapy with an Intern | $50-$90/session
Sessions available In-Person or via Telehealth
Workshops & Events
A Two-Day Therapuetic, Nature-Based Intensive in Lyons, CO
What Matters Most
Building a Life That Feels Like Yours
October 24th & 25th • 9am - 4:30pm
Your life can look good on the outside and still not feel like it belongs to you.
Sometimes we need more than an hour on a therapist's couch or another weekend spent catching up on everything we've been putting off. We need space to step away, breathe, reflect, and listen to ourselves without the usual noise.
What Matters Most is a two-day therapeutic and nature-based intensive for people who are ready to pause and take an honest look at the life they're living - and the life they want to create. Together, we'll use therapeutic reflection, values work, journaling, somatic practices, experiential exercises, and time in nature to explore questions like:
What matters to me now?
What am I ready to let go of?
What have I been longing for?
And what would it look like to build a life that actually feels like mine?
Held in a small group of no more than 10 participants, this intimate experience offers room for both meaningful inner work and simple moments of connection, reflection, and being outdoors.
You don't need to arrive with a plan. You just need to be willing to pause.
$175 Invesetment
A Space to Pause & Reconnect
Over two days, we'll slow down and create space for meaningful reflection, exploration, and connection.
Together we'll use:
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Values-based therapeutic approaches
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Journaling and guided reflection
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Somatic practices
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Experiential exercises
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Nature-based practices and light walking, weather permitting
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Discovering insights to realign you to your authentic self
This is a small-group experience limited to 10 participants, designed to offer both structure and room for your own process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this intensive for?
This experience is for adults who are feeling called to slow down, reflect, reconnect with themselves, and consider what matters most in this season of life.
Do I need to have therapy experience?
No. You don't need to have been in therapy before or have any particular experience with therapeutic practices.
Is this therapy?
This is a therapeutic, small-group intensive that incorporates evidence-informed therapeutic approaches, reflection, somatic practices, and nature-based experiences. It is not a substitute for ongoing individual therapy.
What should I bring?
Bring a journal, weather-appropriate clothing, a water bottle, and your own lunch. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Outdoor activities will be adapted based on weather conditions. The intensive will continue with indoor reflection and therapeutic activities as needed.
How many people will attend?
The group is intentionally small and limited to 10 participants.
Where is it located?
The intensive takes place at a private natural setting just outside Lyons, Colorado. Specific location details will be provided after registration.
What is the cost?
The two-day intensive is $175.
Can I attend just one day?
The intensive is designed as a two-day experience, so participants are asked to commit to both days.
Will lunch be provided?
We will provide light snacks but we do ask that you bring your own lunch. There is no way to reheat food in the yurt where we will be gathered. We will provide a 1 hour lunch break. The drive into downtown Lyons is about 15 minutes, and while you are always welcome to support our local economy, bringing your own lunch may provide more spaciousness and ease.
Meet Your Facilitators...
Faith Collins
Faith is a graduate student in Naropa University’s Nature-Based Transpersonal Clinical Mental Health Counseling program.
With five years of experience working within the mental health field as well as her experience with wilderness therapy, she brings a warm, direct, and nature-centered approach to helping people reconnect with themselves, explore their values, and create meaningful change.
Katie Klumb, MA, LPC-S, NMIT
Katie is a trauma-informed, transpersonal therapist, supervisor, and co-founder of Dignity Counseling & Wellness. She brings an integrative approach rooted in somatic awareness, Internal Family Systems, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation. Katie supports people through life transitions to make meaningful change, with a focus on helping individuals reconnect with their inner wisdom, self-direction, and sense of purpose.
