Department: Eagle Valley Behavioral Health

“I hope that we’re normalizing asking for help, needing help, wanting help, and not being okay - that we’re normalizing raising your hand and getting the support that you need.” For Nadia Guerriero, a great leader holds space for the health and well-being of her community. Having grown up in Colorado, she left the state … Continued

My Future Pathways founder Ron Davis is inspiring community support for the organization through a $2 million matching challenge for donations and estate gifts.

Everyone at some point in their life will experience behavioral health challenges, whether personally or with a loved one. Eagle County resident Anne Roberts is no exception. Anne's mother was severely depressed and self-medicated with alcohol throughout Anne and her four siblings’ childhood, eventually becoming an alcoholic. Alcoholism consumed the family’s life for years. At … Continued

Ever since high school, Monica Porter dreamed about studying in the United States. Following graduation, that dream came true. She left her hometown of Trieste, Italy, to pursue higher education at Hawaii Pacific University, leading to a successful career in business management and operations. Monica’s career brought her to many cities around the world, including … Continued

This story first appeared in the Vail Health Magazine 2020/21 Issue. Amanda Precourt didn’t want to get out of bed. She didn’t want to ski or socialize. Even amidst heavy apathy, she wasn’t sleeping. She was becoming increasingly tired all the time, exhaustion paired with panic attacks, hot flashes, and night sweats. Not yet 40 years … Continued