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CPA's Next Coffee/Networking Event!
Friday, September 8
8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Please join CPA members and leaders for a coffee/light breakfast networking event where you can meet CPA members and leaders, share information about your role as a psychologist, and create new connections. Bring business cards, flyers, brochures, or just yourself and join us! You do NOT need to be a CPA member to attend.
Where: Vivid Psychology Group, 333 W Hampden Ave, Suite 1040 Englewood, CO 80110
Building/parking information: Enter the Chase building on the East side (by the Chipotle entrance) - the elevators will be around the corner, by the Chase bank entrance area. The office suite is on the 10th floor, toward the end of the hallway. There is limited visitor's parking immediately outside, and a large visitor's parking lot across the street (to the north of the building entrance).
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Advocacy Alert - Action Requested!
Please read the below statement from APA and as always, feel free to reach out with any questions!
Michelle Dawson, PsyD
Federal Advocacy Coordinator
Please take two minutes today to urge your U.S. Senators and Representatives to pass bipartisan appropriations bills that protect critical investments in psychology education, research, and behavioral health services by January 30, 2026.
These programs are essential to meeting the growing mental health needs of individuals and families nationwide. Failure to provide adequate funding would fall hardest on vulnerable communities, including people with disabilities, veterans and rural communities. While Congress advanced funding bills for some agencies, legislation is still needed in the House and Senate for most of the federal agencies that cover psychology programs.
Additionally, it is crucial that Congress hears constituents on the need to assert its oversight responsibilities. The funding allocated by Congress must be appropriately disbursed to programs and departments as outlined in funding bills. For example, although recent attempts by the administration to terminate mental health and substance use grant funding were reversed, this underscores the need to finalize FY
2026 appropriations now. As funding negotiations advance, Congress must exercise its constitutional authority to prevent such unilateral decisions Protecting this authority is essential to preserving accountability and ensuring that funding decisions reflects the
will of the people – not unchecked executive choices.
Your action matters to prevent disruptions to programs that train the behavioral health workforce, advance scientific research, and provide equitable access to care and education. Congress faces a deadline of January 30 to finalize funding. Urge your Senators and Representative today to work across party lines and pass bipartisan appropriations bills that fully fund programs key to psychology.
Every message counts - act now to protect these critical programs.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT:
Office Space available in Lakewood
Join our collaborative team of psychologists in Lakewood. This is a place to run your own practice. Our suite offers a fully functioning private office (i.e. handicapped accessible, print/copy/fax machine, wifi, phone) with large windows, inviting fully furnished waiting room, ample parking, backyard patio area, and onsite gym. The suite is 1459 rentable Sq Ft while the private window office is 130 Sq Ft or the private office with no window is 200 Sq Ft. We are offering one of these options at $950/month for full time office space. An office share option is available for more part time options. Learn more about our practice at www.MindfulHealthAdvantage.com. We are a thriving private practice so there is a high potential for referrals, consultation, and support.
Call Dr. Shawna Roberts at 303.202.6143 or view https://tinyurl.com/MHATeams for more information.
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Envision:You LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Provider Training Program
 
LGBTQ+ individuals experience higher rates of mental health disparities and often experience troubling encounters when mental health providers do not fully understand or appreciate the concerns that stem from being a part of a marginalized community. To address these needs, Envision:You developed a multi-level training program that can be delivered online or in-person to address implicit and explicit biases that exist among behavioral health practitioners that hinder so many in their recovery process. The Envision:You program is designed to help behavioral health professionals develop new skills and gain critical knowledge to enhance the delivery of quality, culturally relevant services and identify affirming behavioral health interventions for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Envision:You is offering all CPA members 25% off of all training courses in their catalog. You can register for the training at envisionyoubhptp.talentlms.com. Use the code ‘CPA25’ for 25% off when purchasing the training.
Thanks to a grant from the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration Envision:You is also able to provide free and discounted training through the next fiscal year to providers and health care organizations that qualify. Fill out the interest form here if you are interested in this opportunity.
Any provider who completes Level 1 and Level 2 of the training also has the opportunity to take one of our population-specific modules at no additional cost, focused on working with one of the following populations: Transgender & Gender Diverse Communities, LGBTQ+ Youth, LGBTQ+ Older Adults, and LGBTQ+ Communities of Color.
For more information you can visit the program page on the Envision:You website at envision-you-training.org. You can contact Marie Hafner at [email protected] with any questions.
Thank you for your commitment to serving the needs of our LGBTQ+ clients!
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT
The Colorado Pain Society invites you to their 6th Annual Chronic Pain Conference, October 13-15, 2023, in Vail, CO at The Hythe
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