Our mission is to increase access to trauma-informed mental health services through training, partnerships, and trauma therapy. 

Therapy Services & Classes

Individual Trauma Therapy

At our office in Fort Collins, Colorado (and via telehealth throughout Colorado) we work to create access to the latest trauma treatment modalities. We believe in empowering clients with neuroscience-informed psychoeducation so that they can be experts in their own mental health and view their symptoms as adaptations to stress and trauma over their lifespan, rather than a disease.

Our therapy team members have training in evidence-based treatments for anxiety, depression, Post-traumatic stress disorder, complex trauma & dissociative disorders, anger issues, abuse recovery, and grief.

Call 1-970-200-8575 for more information and scheduling

Therapy Groups

Group work provides therapy options that are often more effective and more affordable than individual therapy. Therapy groups at Hope Roots will typically have 6-8 participants and meet in person in our main office space or in the yoga therapy room (unless specified as telehealth or hybrid). Most groups require a commitment of 6-8 weeks, are covered by Medicaid, and are offered on a sliding scale to private-pay clients. To inquire about a group, please call 970-200-8575 or email intake@hoperoots.org

Upcoming Group options:

• Yoga for Trauma Therapy Preparation Intensive - a 2-day intensive to learn & practice the skills needed to begin more intensive trauma therapy (such as EMDR therapy or Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy)

  • November 22nd-23rd; 9 am - 3 pm each day; in-person; Fort Collins, CO

• Mind Skills Group - This therapy group is designed to make mindfulness skills and meditation more neuro-affirming and trauma-sensitive. The group will cultivate a community for individuals who may be dealing with ADHD symptoms, trauma, anxiety, stress, and chronic health issues. The group leaders will use psychoeducation about the brain and nervous system to reduce negative self-talk related to becoming more mindful and attuned.

• Trauma Therapy Resourcing Group - EMDR Therapy Preparation and Resourcing Skills group; Practice skills to help with trauma triggers, learn to better navigate relationships, and complete psychoeducation about how the nervous system responds to trauma & stress. Group members will complete EMDR Therapy Phase 2 Resourcing as a group and proceed with EMDR Therapy reprocessing as a group or individually (as appropriate).

• Release & Replenish: Group EMDR therapy for therapists, first responders, and law enforcement (2 Hours; time/date TBD)

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga & Wellness Classes

Our small-group classes focus on moving, breathing, stretching, strengthening, and resting with awareness, and using these practices as a way to reconnect with ourselves in the present moment. Using a Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TSY) approach, this class provides an opportunity for us to safely explore the connection to the body, making choices with shape and movement in the body, and cultivating curiosity about physical sensations of being in the here and now. These classes will move at a gentle pace and no yoga experience is necessary. This class is ideal for anyone needing to recover from day-to-day stress as well as for those who may be dealing with anxiety or trauma symptoms.

Upcoming Classes:

Trauma-Informed Yoga & Meditation - TBD

Trauma-Informed Yoga Nidra (Guided Medication for Relaxation) - Day/Time TBD

Henna for Hope

The Henna for Hope Campaign inspires hope that the imprint of trauma will fade away, leaving survivors ready for new ways of responding to stress. Funds raised through Henna for Hope are used to further the Hope Roots mission to increase access to trauma-informed mental health services. Ultimately, we want to see the end of cycles of violence and injustice through trauma healing.

The Henna for Hope campaign is part of how we inspire others to join in that vision - by raising awareness about trauma & trauma healing modalities and raising funds that will increase access to trauma therapy for those who need it most.

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