Stories tagged with Southern Ute Behavioral Health Division

Southern Ute tribal member Nevaeh Sandoval, daughter of Skydawn Burch, rides a horse named Bernard. Each horse in the program has its own individual personality and characteristics. Young participants are encouraged to not only bond with their horse, but also strengthen their communication skills as they learn from the Horse Empower program.

Fri Oct 22nd, 2021

Horse Empower lifts spirits

Warren Whyte makes a personal connection with “Bernard,” one of the horses at Horse Empower outside of Durango, Colo., Wednesday, Sept. 8. “If they do find success in connecting, that’s the beauty, that’s the thing that they get to carry on, outside of the arena,” emphasized Horse Empower founder and equine specialist, Kim Hardesty.

Fri Oct 8th, 2021

Horse Empower brings families closer, fosters communication

The amount of white substance shown next to a penny is a lethal dose of fentanyl, according to federal agents at the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Fentanyl is deadly and it’s in our community

Fri Jul 30th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Don’t forget to check your feelings, thoughts, and actions

Thu May 20th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Spring brings wellness to all

Fri May 7th, 2021

Calling Native American artists

Fri May 7th, 2021

BEE HEARD: May is Mental Health Awareness Month, Something we all need to hear right now

Fri Jan 15th, 2021

BEE HEARD: New year, new hope

Fri Dec 18th, 2020

BEE HEARD: Technology and Mental Health

Fri Dec 4th, 2020

BEE HEARD: A resilient holiday

Stephanie Garcia, Licensed Professional Counselor, brings over six years of clinical experience to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.

Fri Nov 20th, 2020

New behavioral health therapist onboard

Fri Nov 6th, 2020

BEE Heard: What is substance abuse and addiction?

Fri Oct 23rd, 2020

BEE Heard: Southern Ute Behavioral Health Division

Fri Jan 31st, 2020

Bee Heard: Why do we argue with the ones we love?

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