Quiet four-office psycotherapy suite with well-appointed common areas, wi-fi, and other amenities, located in class A building adjacent to creek green space, and having ample parking, free fitness center, 24/7 security, and on-site building amenities. One PT or FT, Month-to-month or LT, furnished office sublease. Contact Elaine:720.323.3863.

Superb access just north of 6th Ave. Hwy and Kipling with possibility of adding name to highly visible, high traffic volume building sign on Kipling as well as suite door.

Scandanavian modern furnishings with very airy three floor atrium building with sound insulated private  reception area attached to large sunny office with mountain views,  Extra public waiting area outside suite overlooking atrium.

Referrals quite possible if belong to various insurance provider roles.  Clincal supervision toward licensure and insurance filings also possible by separate arrangement.

Very private setting as you'll be there when I'm at my other office.  Plenty of private parking and 24 hour access.

Available Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Fridays till noon.

$250/month with one month security deposit and 6 month to one year lease.  Great price for what you get!

Call Dr. Burton E. Rosenblum, Licensed Clinical Psychologist with 30 years experience in family, marital. child, adult and addictions via various  therapy formats including two ongoing adult groups. 303-320-5621 

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Lovely  office located in suite for rent part-time in Southeast Denver, corner of Tamarac and Hampden. Conference room, fax, receptionist included.  For more information, call

Anne at 720-299-6576.

250 square foot office in Baker Neighborhood storefront. Share with two other therapists. Parking in front of the building. Two leather couches included. Will be available in January when Psychologist retires. $475/month.

What is MARI? MARI (Mandala Assessment Research Instrument) is a comprehensive psychological assessment tool based on Jungian concepts that uses the mandala, archetypical symbols and color to reveal a visual picture of the psyche as it really is. Areas of tension and attention in the conscious and unconscious are revealed as well as developmental stages, readiness for change and an in-depth picture around issues of intuition, spirituality and deep mystical states. Interested, but still not sure MARI is for you? Schedule your own MARI session anytime and take a closer look. $100 Level 1 Certification Training – Denver area ? 3 day classes starting November 6, January 16, March 19 and April 20 ? The MARI Level 1 Training Provides: ? Your own full MARI kit and Level 1 manual ? 21 contact hours approved by NBCC &NASW ? The first step towards certification as a MARI practitioner ? Skills that allow you to begin to “practice” the MARI with volunteer subjects. Level 2 Certification Training – Denver area ? 3 day classes starting April 23, 2010 ? The MARI Level 2 Training Provides: ? 21 contact hours approved by NBCC & NASW ? Level 2 manual & Mandala: Path of Beauty by Joan Kellogg, MA. ATR ? Supervision for completing MARI practitioner certification ? Training in using MARI as a therapeutic tool. Who should take the MARI Training? MARI is recommended for mental health professionals, providers of counseling in a therapeutic setting, art therapists, and for licensed/certified practitioners of holistic, alternative and wellness mental health therapies. It also provides services to those who use less traditionally oriented approaches such as Myers-Briggs® or Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Registration Form Sign up for: Dates Price ? MARI Level 1 Nov 6, 7, 8, 2009 $ 350 ? MARI Level 1 Jan 16, 17, 18, 2010 $ 350 ? MARI Level 1 Mar 19, 20, 21, 2010 $ 350 ? MARI Level 1 Apr 20, 21, 22, 2010 $ 350 ? Level 1 Materials: MARI Kit & Level 1 Manual $225 ? MARI Level 2 April 23, 24, 25, 2010 $ 275 ? Level 2 Materials $ 95 April 23, 24, 25 $ 275 Name Address Phone E-mail All Classes are offered in the Frederick/ Longmont area north of Denver, CO Registration and Fees are due 2 weeks prior to class Return to: Connie Griffith 303 Grant Street Frederick, CO 80530

Office for Rent.  Upscale office in Historic Landmark building, The Arbor House in central Boulder.  Opening windows, soundproofing, climate control, parking, fax, copier, net, kitchenette, and more. Seven offices total, with excellent collegial referral network.  Must be licensed.

Credit: 1; $427

Place: Brighton Learning Center, Brighton, CO

January 30, February 13 & February 27; 9am - 3:30pm

The impact of evidence-based models of practice on the field of social work will be the focus of this course.  Over the last 20 years a number of programs have moved from universities to being implemented in everyday practice settings.  Increasingly, with the advent of managed care and the ongoing scarcity of resources, greater attention is being paid to these programs by policy makers and human service agencies.  Students will spend three Saturdays learning what constitutes evidence-based practice and studying several examples of programs being implemented across Colorado and in other states.  We will also explore future directions as new models are being tested for special populations.  Communities studied will include urban, rural, and three Indian reservations.   At the conclusion of this class students will be familiar with several evidence-based programs including Nurse-Family Partnership, Multisystemic Therapy, Functional Family Therapy and Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care. 

 Credits: 3

Place: online January 19 - May 14

This course examines legal principles and procedures of special relevance to the practice of social work and work within human service agencies. The course will review the basic structure and operation of the American legal system; basic principles of legal research; basic principles of constitutional law; legislative process; courtroom testimony; and legal principles related to juvenile justice, adult and child protection, adoption, education, domestic relations, mental health, aging, medic-legal issues, and disabilities. The course will also consider specific legal issues directly related to the practice of social work and work within the human services including licensing, confidentiality, and professional liability. The course will focus on federal and Colorado laws as they relate to the content of the course.