Our next open Community Connection workshop will be held  Thursday October 10th from 6-7:30pm MT via zoom. This month we have Elizabeth Koutrelakos with an interactive discussion around normalizing winter dread and supporting winter sport participation after an accident. 

Presenter Bio: Elizabeth is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, AMGA Apprentice Splitboard Guide and National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach living in the Jackson community since 2009, who sees nature as one avenue to promote healing and growth. She works with individuals to build bridges in connection with themselves and the community. Previous experience working with youth and adults in wilderness settings helped to develop adaptability in changing environments and situations. She has worked with people from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds, people with intercultural lives and experiences, artists and creatives, highly sensitive people, folks who identify as polyamorous or non-monogamous, sex workers, people with disabilities, people with chronic and/or critical illness, and people who have experienced various kinds of trauma. Her experience working in community mental health has provided her with a range of practice engaging with children and adults, both individually and in group settings. She also serves as a mental health resource for the American Alpine Club Climbing Grief Fund.

This is an open zoom workshop with monthly rotating topics. This group will be an open discussion with interactive participation. Anyone who might find these workshops informative or supportive is welcome to join. 

All workshops will be hosted on zoom. Here is the zoom link.