Going through her own traumas growing up, Sofia Webb realized it was important for people to have mental health support. Now, she is a licensed social worker and psychotherapist who has a passion for compassion for herself and others.
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Sofia also knows finding mental health support isn’t always easy or affordable. That’s one of the reasons she volunteers to help others through the Mental Wellness Program of Spark the Change Colorado. Colorado therapist dedicated to providing mental health support to those who need it Every year, the Mental Wellness Program connects more than a thousand people to free counseling and mental health services. In most cases, that’s six to ten free group or individual sessions.
Kelly says volunteer clinicians like Sofia offer valuable care to those who need it for things like trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, and loss. According to Kelly, Sofia sets the bar very high in that regard.
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