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84. Being a Windhorse Housemate – Ordinary Living of Extraordinary Importance

84. Being a Windhorse Housemate – Ordinary Living of Extraordinary Importance

by Lori Heintzelmen | Apr 25, 2022 | Uncategorized

“Being a Windhorse Housemate – ordinary living of extraordinary importance” by Lori S. Heintzelman Perhaps the most powerful experience of my adult working life was being a therapeutic housemate to a client with extreme mental health challenges. It was an opportunity...
44. Considering the Experiences of Medications and Whole-Person Health: Client Perspectives Part 2

44. Considering the Experiences of Medications and Whole-Person Health: Client Perspectives Part 2

by Lori Heintzelmen | Nov 1, 2019 | Journal

Dear Readers, We continue our focus on the role of medication in mental health recovery with the second half of an article about clients’ lived experiences. Again, this is based on interviews with clients, who spoke candidly of the ways prescribed substances have...
42. Considering the Experiences of Medications and Whole-Person Health: Client Perspectives Part 1

42. Considering the Experiences of Medications and Whole-Person Health: Client Perspectives Part 1

by Lori Heintzelmen | Oct 4, 2019 | Journal

Dear Readers, You will notice that we have been focusing on the role of medication in mental health recovery in recent posts. One of those offerings was a podcast discussion between Windhorse clinicians with a collaborating psychiatrist, Earle Shugerman, and another...
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Windhorse Community Services is committed to deep listening and learning from marginalized individuals and groups to create an inclusive, healthy environment with compassion as a basis. We respect the diversity of people with all mental states of mind, race, nationality, ethnicity,  sexual and gender identity, and all religious and spiritual paths.

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1790 38th Street, Suite 201
Boulder, CO 80301

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