Programs
Take your time to explore our offerings & see what folks are saying about what’s happening at CTS.
This page will be updated frequently to reflect programs available to the community. Check out our Calendar to see what programs may fit best into your schedule.
Programs for Parents
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Intentional Parenting
We host a 4 hour small group experience to assist in your journey to being the best parent, strengthening your relationships with your children, and having a healthier home.
Expect to gain a better understanding of yourself and your children, applicable skills and tools in how to effectively communicate with your children, and ideas on how to maintain meaningful connections no matter the age of your children.
This workshop is for all caregivers in a parental role who desire raising confident secure children.
Medicaid accepted.
1st Saturday or Thursday every other month, 8:30am-12:30pm.
Check out the calendar for the most up to date offerings.
Relationship Programs
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Blueprint for Resilient Relationships Couples Workshop
The quality of our lives is equal to the quality of our relationships.
Helping couples strengthen their relationship through learning and practicing evidenced-based tools in a day long, small group environment to promote healthy development throughout the various stages of a relationship.
Join us for a comprehensive 6 hour workshop to gain a better understanding of yourself and how to operate within a relationship.
Various Saturdays, 9am-4pm. Lunch included.
Medicaid accepted.
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Foundations Date Night Series
Because we know that relationships grow when there is consistency, we offer 6 couples a date night once a month for a 6 month series.
With dinner provided, the couples will gain insight into how to directly and positively impact their relationship for long term satisfaction.
Date nights are once a month for 2.5 hours and each topic builds from the previous date night.
Medicaid accepted.
Date night series will take place the 4th Wednesday of the month 6-8:30pm.
February 26th - Understanding the Significance of Values
March 26th - Redefining Communication
April 23rd - Understanding Influences
May 28th - Communicating & Validating Needs
June 25th - Dancing with Love & Fear
July 23rd - Creating Resilient Relationships
Programs for Women
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Women & Mental Health
Women carry a lot on their shoulders, let us help lighten the load and remind you— you’re not alone.
This group was designed to create community with like-minded women, to help develop coping skills, and discuss mental health topics relevant to being a woman in 2025.
Join us the various Fridays from 9-10:15am at our 543 S. 2nd Street. Participants can attend various sessions. The most up to date offerings will be located on the calendar linked below.
Medicaid accepted.
Snacks and drinks provided.
Check out our calendar for future dates.
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Peri / Menopause Women's Support Group
Gain knowledge and support to navigate Perimenopause and Menopause with more clarity and ease while eliminating confusion and isolation in this 4-part series featuring presenters from the Alpine Women's Center and other experienced experts in nutrition, fitness and mental health.
Join us our 543 S. 2nd office for the following topics:
Understanding Peri / Menopause
Wednesday, January 22nd, 6-8pmHormone Replacement Therapy
Wednesday, January 29th, 6-8pmNutrition & Supplementation
Wednesday, February 5th, 6-8pmSupporting Mental Health & Physical Fitness
Wednesday, February 12th, 6-8pmMedicaid accepted.
Recorded sessions available for limited time.Check out out calendar for more detailed descriptions.
Programs for Families
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Mother Daughter Date Night Series
We know relationships change as we change.
This series is designed for mothers & daughters ages 13-18 to get reacquainted with each other, develop more adaptive communication skills, and bring the fun back into our relationships.
Join us and up to 6-8 other pairs once a month for dinner and curated conversations as part of a date night series. Participants are asked to commit to full series as each date night builds off each other.
3rd Wednesday of the month February-April, 5:30-8:30pm.
February 18th
March 19th
April 16thMedicaid accepted.
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Family Wilderness
Connection, communication, and nature.
For families with children ages 8 and older.
Join us to help foster connections within your family system and enjoy the outdoors.
Please bring water, a pen and a journal (if you have one). Wear closed toed shoes and weather appropriate attire. Please note: this is not a hiking required group.
Group will meet at our 543 S. 2nd Street office at 9am to have hot beverages with introductions then caravan to the wilderness location around 30 minutes outside Montrose. Snacks will be provided. Click here for more information.
Medicaid accepted.
Check out our calendar for future dates.
*Will resume in spring 2025
Community Collaborations
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Yoga with New Leaf Mindfulness
We are pleased to announce a partnership with New Leaf Mindfulness for existing CTS clients.
Clients can enjoy a healing combination of therapeutic movement, gentle yoga, and balance exercises accompanied by guided meditations to help you find more peace and well-being in mind, body and spirit.
Services are covered by Medicaid for clients enrolled in therapeutic services through CTS.
Mondays 8-9am
Wednesdays 12-1pm
Fridays 8-9amAsk your therapist and let us know which class you’d like to join.
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Life After Loss: A Therapeutic Grief Retreat
April 25-27th in Ouray, Colorado
Have you lost someone recently? Are you having a hard time embodying lightness and love through your grief?
Join us for a weekend in the Switzerland of America, Ouray, Colorado, to gain a new lens on love & loss.
With others by your side, process your individualized grief through photography, symbolism, story sharing, and cognitive reframing. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) will be interwoven by trained mental health professionals. By the end of the weekend, expect to carry your grief and loved one in an entirely new way.
Facilitated by Erik Cooper, LMFT
Lindsey Ermatinger, LPC and
Rhonda Follman, Life & Leadership CoachKey Features:
Open to any stage in the grieving process
Variety of healing modalities
Individualized EMDR sessions
Relaxation & hot tub at Twin Peaks Lodge
Grief support through the holidays
Ages 18+For more information contact
Rhonda Follman
(970) 596-3958
rhonda.follman@yahoo.com
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