The Colorado Conscious Collective
Psychedelics for Serious Times
Mission Statement: We are a group of highly experienced and caring mental health providers, who are passionate about helping our fellow humans face grief, death and serious illness without fear. We believe that psychedelics and other mind expanding tools can help others find personal meaning and transformation through difficult times. We proudly serve those personally facing the end of their lives or dealing with serious illness, alongside their loved ones and healthcare professionals.
Mission Statement
We are a group of highly experienced and caring mental health providers, who are passionate about helping our fellow humans face grief, death and serious illness without fear. We believe that psychedelics and other mind expanding tools can help others find personal meaning and transformation through difficult times. We proudly serve those personally facing the end of their lives or dealing with serious illness, alongside their loved ones and healthcare professionals.
Jen Phippen, LCSW
Jen Phippen has worked with Hospice and Palliative Care patients since 2011 and is passionate about creating safe spaces for caregivers to nurture themselves. She currently runs a private practice in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she hosts Women’s Healing Circles as well as psychotherapy services. On top of her work in Colorado, she also offers psycho-spiritual mentorship services and workshops to clients around the world.
Jen is a somatically minded trauma therapist who has completed her KAP (Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy) training with Elemental Psychedelics. On top of psychedelic work, Jen is EMDR trained and provides Breathwork healing in her practice. She loves helping women connect to their hearts, purpose and lineage in meaningful ways and sees this work as an integral part of creating a more loving world.
Tammy Brannen, LCSW
As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Tammy has over 25 years of experience working with all ages from young children, adolescents, and older adults. She enjoys supporting people through life’s most difficult moments and have extensive experience with grief and loss, serious illness, end-of-life, caregiving, and compassion fatigue for professionals.
Her approach is centered around a strong client/therapist relationship. She believes in the importance of a compassionate presence to encourage and support you through the healing process. She also trusts that each of us has the innate wisdom to develop the resources needed to for healing and a greater sense of peace. She believes that when we offer healing to ourselves we also offer that healing to the world and all the lives we touch. At our deepest level, we are all doing our best to integrate and adapt to our life experiences.