Sean is an exceptionally gifted and intuitive healer. In my session I opened up and healed what…read moreseemed like generations of contraction and trauma. I was in a period of incredible grief and pain, facing some of the biggest decisions of my life, and I walked out of that session with a tangible connection to my guides and myself. Thank you dear Sean, I still feel your genuine care and love.

Working with Sean has been an absolute blessing. Stepping into her office fills me with a warm…read morefeeling of home. On our initial conversation, before the session, Sean brought me back into my body so that I could truly feel the benefits I would receive. During our session, she unlocked years of trauma hidden in my psyche. I had such emotional releases, and there was so much space for that. I highly recommend​ Sean's healing services to anyone. She is a true gem!

The grieving for loss continues and the journey to living continues…read more Center For Loss and Life Transition is a grief counselling business where the "companioning" mourners with books, in-person workshops for payment required, webinars, community forums, and grief counselling training. This business also provide lay caregivers grief training and educational resource. I was hoping for grief counselling targeted for the grievant and email newsletters providing sage guidance of news articles and how to cope. There is no grief readiness or life preparation educational courses to process and cope with this life journey. My life losses are very sudden due to trauma with suffering and I have fallen deep in the rabbit hole. The world lacks sincere empathy and understanding in hard times as the consequences result in my outlook becoming bleak and despondent. There is no impunity or immunity from death as humans. Err on the side of wary.

Wish this was around when I was needing treatment. I work here now and am so grateful to be apart…read moreof this place. The staff is wonderful and the facility itself is cozy, warm, and welcoming. Redpoint offers group therapy, individual therapy, a full-time doctor who can help with medications, yoga therapy, art therapy, and community events. If you or someone you know needs support for drug or alcohol abuse or addiction, this is the place to call. Even if Redpoint isn't the right fit, the leadership knows how to make a great recommendation for somewhere else!

When I reached out to RedPoint for mental health support, I was met with an immediate violation of…read moremy rights. Tonya Ramirez told me outright that no service dogs were allowed -- a clear breach of federal law under the ADA. When I calmly educated the staff on service dog protections, rather than acknowledging the error and moving forward, the situation escalated in a way that felt punitive. Ashley converted my straightforward intake into an in-person interrogation-style interview. Taylor then withheld permission for Ashley to schedule my actual intake appointment, pushing my care back two full weeks. For someone seeking mental health support, two weeks is not a minor inconvenience. It can feel like an eternity. What troubles me most is the question this raises: if a facility cannot follow well-established federal disability law, one of the most basic legal protections afforded to people with disabilities, what confidence can patients have that other standards of care are being upheld? A mental health facility should be a place of safety, dignity, and compassion. What I experienced was the opposite. I cannot in good conscience recommend RedPoint to anyone seeking professional mental health care in Longmont.

Learned some of the best coping mechanisms and techniques in my time there. I resented my parents…read morefor sending me immediately after such a rigorous wilderness therapy program, but in the end it was well worth it. I met some incredible people and learned so much -- and I know those who were there with me got a ton out of it too. Despite one persons negative experience this program was inexplicably useful for my growth as a young man. I'm grateful for having been there and saddened that it is no longer in operation. Joseph the owner took me under his wing and I learned how to find peace and measure success in a healthy way thanks to his guidance. Great business I would consider starting my own and model after what they were doing as i know it can help so many others. Insightful (no pun intended) groups, routines, therapies, and staff all around. Only wish I knew what happened... after all it's where I learned to ride a horse and become a chicken wrangler ! Awesome place despite what haters may say. If you didn't progress it's because you fought hard not to, and that's on the individual, not the program! It was a once in a lifetime experience and allowed me to build connections with truly amazing people and see past one another's issues and find our strengths and respective directions too. I miss this place truly. Thank you, and to those who are curious on what it means to "wake up" i recommend what Joe recommended to me which is the book "awareness" by anthony de mello ... This was the core idea behind the whole retreat imo.

Save your money. Not worth the $30,000 +. They call themselves a short term therapeutic residential…read more"failure to launch" program. Unfortunately they do not deliver. The saddest issue is that Insight DOES NOT CARE. At first admission seems so nice and caring.....the person doesn't even live in the same state as Insight. You are talking to her on her cell phone. You fill out pages of information which they never refer to...so it's meaningless. Over the next three months you will hear a lot of psycho babel which doesn't translate into results. They don't resolve issues and the program is not individualized as indicated .There is no follow-up so they have no way of knowing their success rate....which based on my information from other participants is low. They do not launch or prepare, mentor or teach life skills. In three months my teenager only went on 2 outings. Far fewer than promised. They don't challenge the kids physically either. They don't utilize the 100 acres or their gorgeous lake. Basically everyone is so laid back that there isn't much of a routine. Mentoring and coaching doesn't really exist because the mentors don't spend enough time with each participant. They do get one thing right...... the clinical and therapeutic services are competent and caring. But they are sub contractors. My teenager was lucky to get a first rate therapist who he developed a trusting relationship with. Extra sessions are offered for an additional cost. We took advantage of that option and utilized her twice a week. This was the only aspect of the program that does deliver. Too bad the on site Insight people aren't as good as the subs. The fitness room is not equipped well, and food is not as healthy and nutritious as promised. If you are considering this program...please check it out first.....meaning go visit. If you do you will observe a run down, very lax and unstructured program with participants meandering aimlessly. The facility has nice bones but it's tired. The best thing I can say is that Insight has a fabulous web site. Too bad it's just marketing.

I have been working with Tal Cohen as my personal trainer since June of this year. I also attend…read moreher Saturday morning class. I had previously worked with another trainer however I found myself becoming bored with the same old exercises with additional reps added on periodically. Working with Tal is fun. Tal knows tons of exercises and knows different variations to do the basic exercise. Just a bit different, perhaps a different angle that targets those muscles that aren't activated during the "normal" way of doing an exercise. Tal incorporates Yoga and isometrics into my workouts as well. I like the idea of "multi tasking" and Tal has incorporated this concept into many of the exercises she has me do. For example, instead of doing simple bicep curls with hand weights she will have me do bicep curls and squats simultaneously. Or she may challenge by balance during a simple exercise. It's like getting two for the price of one! It maximizes your workout, that's for sure. However, she is always cognoscente that at age 58 I have my physical issues. She doesn't expect me to do an exercise I think may hurt my bad shoulders or my lower back. But she has given me exercises that have strengthened my shoulders and lower back without aggravating anything. That's not to say Tal doesn't push me, she challenges me in a safe way I am very comfortable with. I feel stronger and healthier than I ever have, but what's really fun is when people say, "You've been working out. I can tell." I have a flatter tummy and great arm definition. I never in my life have had either. And muscles in my legs! I haven't had a chance to get bored, and I really enjoy the time I spend with Tal working out. It's a great way to start my day. She is a friendly, caring, supportive person who happens to be extremely well educated in exercise and is dedicated to continually expanding her knowledge of the workings of the human muscles.

Tal Cohen is an ideal personal trainer for me. I wanted to add some strength, flexibility and…read morebalance elements to the swimming, kayaking and walking that I was already doing. I knew that just using the weight machines (which I enjoy) wasn't enough, so I asked the Fitness Director at the Longmont Recreation Center who she'd recommend for a couple of sessions. I explained that I needed a good match, because I had had a training session with someone who made me feel less than bright, which meant I didn't return, and I've taken kayak lessons from people who made me want to whack them with my paddle. I went on to explain I don't learn physical things easily, which makes me irrationally, immaturely cranky and that doesn't make me happy with myself, either. She laughed and suggested Tal Cohen. Tal is just right for me. She is low-key, almost neutral. She didn't say, "Oh, wow, you're going to start working out at your age; that's wonderful!" Nor did she say, "Hum, weird, you just did that exercise on your right side and you don't remember what to do now that you've rolled over?" She just asked what I hoped to get out of the sessions and explained clearly why people need more than the weight machines. What she did do is say, repeatedly, "If it hurts, let me know. There are lots of ways to work muscles and I'll find exercises that are right for you." That put me at ease in the beginning, because I thought I needed to baby one knee and my lower back clicked alarmingly during some floor work. She also never made me feel uncoordinated or foolish. I know I looked pretty hopeless a lot of the time, but with her calm pointers it never bothered me. For me that has been wonderful. As the first couple of weeks were ending I moved into a longer-range commitment. This is what I said after five months: "I work with Tal two times a week. Since I started my balance is much better, my flexibility has improved, I am stronger, I can duplicate physical actions she shows me more easily, and I am so proud of myself. Some days we still do exercises that make me look silly because I don't have the coordination, or balance or strength, but I know I'm doing things my body needs to stay active and I don't care. Other days most of the exercises seem familiar and I feel like an athlete; that's awesome!" More than four years later I am still working out with Tal. As my abilities developed she commented on the improvements in subtle ways. When she says I've improved, she's believable because she's specific and she's not effusive; I have confidence in her because I feel her evaluations are honest. I like that she's confident in her teaching abilities. She recognizes that she instinctively tailors what she's teaching to different abilities and different learning styles. She can think of an incredible number of ways to work what needs working; a session with her is not a routine and it's never boring! She also keeps a mental record of what we've done and what needs extra work during the next session. She values my feedback, for example when I say, "Let's to that again; that feels like it's something I especially need to work on." I have also enjoyed getting to know her personally. She's definitely "at work" when she's training--it's not time to chat like girls at lunch--but she shares bits about her life and listens to bits about mine to just the right extent. We're in a mentor-client relationship, but I feel like I've gained a friend, too.

I had a great experience working with Paulo. He is kind, attentive, and present. I also felt safe…read moreand supported during the session.

Unlike many others in this field - especially what you might find in Boulder, Paulo is refreshingly…read moredown to earth and practical. He is a truly gifted healer and brings a presence that is compassionate and respectful. Paulo was recommended to me and I went with an open mind. I felt at ease and safe from the start. What came of it was relief from an issue that neither medication nor physical therapy has done much for. I am grateful to Paulo and highly recommend.

Joe is our hero - and has been for years. We couldn't speak more highly of him and his practice…read more Thank you Joe!

Comfortable, calming, positive experience, and you leave each session with customized, actionable…read moresteps. It is SO EMPOWERING and restorative and gives me so much hope that things will continue to get better and that I can make that happen. 100% recommend!

Unhurried, comfortable, and totally judgment-free... basically the opposite of every rushed…read more'wellness' thing out there. I left my first session with practical tools I actually use (shocking, I know) and I've already seen positive shifts in my life and relationships. Highly recommend if you're ready for something real.