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Ardent Grove was thrilled to be at The Sensory Club Denver for a tropical celebration to kick off the new school year! The Sensory Club is an all-inclusive, welcoming, and accepting club, where people of all ages with disabilities can come to feel their best and grow together. Members across the spectrum get to experience a safe haven to explore and satisfy their sensory needs in a safe, nurturing, and fun environment. We enjoyed karaoke, tropical drinks and snacks, giveaways and a photo booth! A big thank you to GiGi’s Playhouse Denver for helping make this event extra special! 

Twelve community members joined Ardent Grove Foundation and The Group Chat Denver at Left Hand Brewing (RiNo) for our inaugural Trauma Sensitive Yoga Class. Isi Owens (MA, LPCC), Ardent Grove Clinical Intern and 200-hour Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Instructor led a gentle, supportive practice designed to foster healing, grounding, and connection. The class was invitational, choice-based and emphasizes body awareness and mindfulness—participants move at their own pace in a welcoming, all-levels environment. Thanks to participant's  contributions to participate, the event helped fund 7+ sliding-fee therapy sessions at AGF—thank you for showing up for yourself and expanding access to high-quality, trauma-informed mental health therapy services at the same time.

We loved spending the day at the 9th Annual CO Breastival with the CO Breastfeeding Coalition celebrating the many ways families care for their little ones and themselves. Our Ardent Grove team met so many parents, caregivers, and community partners—sharing smiles, stories, and resources for perinatal and postpartum mental health. This free, family-friendly Denver gathering brings together communities, support systems, and resources—with 50+ vendors, food trucks, and tons of kids’ activities—and welcomes 1,500+ attendees each year. 

At our booth, we offered grounding, feel-good activities for a summer afternoon and shared information about Ardent Grove Foundation’s offerings—pay-what-you-can therapy, assessments, training, and upcoming community events. We loved meeting parents, caregivers, and partners who are building a strong village for perinatal and postpartum wellness. Thank you to the organizers, volunteers, and every family who stopped by!

We enjoyed a social afternoon at the the lovely RiNo location of LeftHand Brewing with a few other pop-up vendors with The Group Chat Denver! The Group Chat is a space where women can create meaningful connections in an increasingly disconnected world. Recognizing the growing need for authentic community and support, the group chat is a haven for women to network, share experiences, and grow together through events, activities, and shared passions. Ardent Grove hosted a booth with a variety of grounding and feel-good activities.

Ardent Grove Foundation was honored to participate in Denver Pride this June, hosting an interactive and heartfelt booth experience that reflected our core values of healing, inclusion, and community care. As a nonprofit mental health clinic rooted in the belief that everyone deserves access to affirming, high-quality care, our presence at Pride was a meaningful expression of our commitment to serving the LGBTQIA+ community with dignity, respect, and authenticity.

Our booth invited attendees to engage in a variety of healing-centered activities. Community members contributed to our “Healing Tree” by sharing what helps them grow and what helps them ground—creating a powerful, visual representation of collective resilience and self-discovery. We offered grounding moments with essential oil sprays, handed out  affirmation cards as tender nudges from the universe, shared seed paper circles to symbolize growth and renewal, and partnered with Eden Spa to give away a $200 spa gift card to support self-care.

Those two days at Pride were filled with joy, meaningful connection, and vibrant expressions of identity and love. We were deeply moved by the openness of those who stopped by—people showing up as their full selves, connecting through shared stories, and celebrating together in a space of affirmation and belonging.

Being at Pride was more than just participating in an event—it was a reflection of Ardent Grove’s mission in action. Our work is rooted in the belief that mental health care should be inclusive, trauma-informed, and accessible to all—especially communities who have been historically underserved or marginalized. Pride reminded us of the power of visibility, the strength of community, and the importance of creating spaces where people feel seen, safe, and supported. We are proud to stand in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community, not just during Pride, but every day in our clinic, programs, and outreach.

Ardent Grove Foundation was proud to participate in the GlobalMindED Conference by both attending and hosting a booth, joining a dynamic community committed to equity, access, and opportunity. Our team connected with students, educators, and professionals from across sectors, sharing information about our mental health services, training programs, and community initiatives. The booth served as a space for meaningful conversations around healing, inclusion, and the importance of accessible mental health care across the metro area.

In addition to community engagement, the conference provided valuable opportunities to connect with foundation and corporate leaders and socially responsible companies dedicated to advancing mental health and equity. These conversations opened doors to potential partnerships rooted in shared values—highlighting the growing commitment of the corporate sector to invest in mental wellness, workplace well-being, and community healing. We left the event energized by the momentum and inspired by the collective desire to build a more inclusive and supportive future through strategic collaboration.

YANA was born in 2017 after two Douglas County tragedies changed the trajectory of motherhood in our community. The mission is to change the world one mama at a time – ensuring that no mom ever feels alone. We believe All moms deserve to feel safe, accepted, and valued. Our programs strive to give all moms in our community the support they need.

Campbell Cahill, LCSW hosted a webinar in partnership with YANA to support new parents in understanding their child's development over the lifespan.  The webinar explored valuable insights and practical strategies for recognizing and responding to their child's evolving needs. Participants learned about key developmental stages and gained tools to support their child's growth and well-being.  Participants had the opportunity for a Q&A session with Campbell to address specific questions and engaged in reflective exercises to personalize the learning experience.