Indigenous Wellbriety

Indigenous Wellbriety Indigenous Peer Recovery coaches are trained and certified in peer recovery utilizing the Wellbriety model (White Bison, Inc.). Welcome to our page.

We provide Adult Wellbriety Talking Circles, Family Talking Circles, Youth Talking Circles at SWOS, One-on-One Peer Coaching, Street Outreach and sober-family friendly community activities and events. Indigenous Wellbriety was created to fill the gaps in resources for those wishing to connect spiritually and utilizing Wellbriety for Indigenous and spiritual community members who are seeking assistance in substance use and alcohol addiction. The organization is fiscally sponsored by United Way Southwest Colorado. Funding has been attained from local and state wide grants to provide Wellbriety Talking Circles, peer-to-peer coaching, street outreach and sober-led, family-friendly community events. We provide advocacy for our program participants in accessing community resources and the opportunity to do community services and volunteer. IW team collaborates with the Sih Hasin Street Medicine program to provide street outreach for our homeless relatives. IW aims to collaborate and capacity build with our local organizations in Montezuma County and neighboring counties in the southwest Colorado regions along with including Ute Tribal community members.

01/17/2026

Southern Ute Behavioral Health would like you to mark your calendars and save the date for our 4th Annual Recovery Retreat! We are excited to be planning another retreat focused on Mental Health, Recovery and Sobriety. If you are interested in a booth please reach out to Kiana Chavez at 970-563-5700.

Sadly this is what the U.S. government has come to. Please be cautious and take care of each other. 🫶🏽🌺
01/16/2026

Sadly this is what the U.S. government has come to. Please be cautious and take care of each other. 🫶🏽🌺

01/16/2026

Stay safe relatives

01/09/2026

Communities across the country are navigating waves of crisis and uncertainty. This ongoing stress is affecting families, workplaces, and communities. Many of us are experiencing sustained trauma responses and the exhaustion that comes from one incident after another without relief.

Whether you're a helping professional trying to show up for others while managing your own distress, or a community member seeking concrete tools to stay grounded, you're not alone in feeling dysregulated and uncertain about what to do next.

In response to immediate needs voiced by therapists, healers, and community members, Resilient Colorado is offering 2 free support sessions designed for these moments when we need directives more than processing, and containers more than conversation.

These are peer-led gatherings that provide practical tools for nervous system regulation during ongoing stress. We'll explore frameworks for understanding disaster phases and identify clear pathways for showing up in collective response without burning out.

These Are Not Normal Times – How to Be Well Anyway
When: January 14, 2026, 11:00–12:30 MST / 12:00–1:30 CST​
Where: Free, online via Zoom​
Registration: http://res-co.org/jan-14

Community Healing & Support – Working With Difficult Emotions
When: January 19, 2026, 10:00–11:30 MST / 11:00–12:30 CST​
Where: Free, online via Zoom​
Registration: http://res-co.org/jan-19

Thanks to the incredible generosity of Language Partners, we are able to offer Spanish interpretation for these sessions.

For Durango area. 🫶🏽
01/09/2026

For Durango area. 🫶🏽

01/07/2026
01/07/2026

We gained 668 followers, created 95 posts and received 74 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. We could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

In Durango. 🫶🏽🌺
12/28/2025

In Durango. 🫶🏽🌺

The Emergency Warming Center is open tonight - Spread the word! ❄️

On nights when the Emergency Warming Center is open, a green flag will be placed at key locations throughout the community. If you see a green flag at any of these spots, the center will be open that evening.

Green flag locations include:
• Speedway - 901 Camino Del Rio
• Manna
• Library
• Transit Center doors
• Police Station

Location:
Sacred Heart Church Parish Hall
254 E 5th Ave
Corner of E 5th Ave and 3rd St
Please use the lower parking lot and entrance

Additional Information:
• A free shuttle will leave the Transit Center, Gate 5, at 6:30 PM. The shuttle will be labeled “Special Service.”
• A free shuttle will return guests to the Transit Center when the center closes in the morning.
• If you miss the shuttle, you may go directly to Sacred Heart Church Parish Hall to sign in for the night.
• Dinner will be provided.

Please help spread the word so our neighbors know where to find warmth, safety, and a meal on cold nights.

We are having our Talking Circle today from 1-2:30 PM at the Cortez Cultural Center. Come join us. The holidays can be a...
12/24/2025

We are having our Talking Circle today from 1-2:30 PM at the Cortez Cultural Center. Come join us. The holidays can be a challenge. 🌺

12/24/2025

A reminder you can hold for yourself — or pass along to someone you care about. Gentleness matters. 💌

Address

20 W. Main Street
Main Street, CO
81302

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+19705643301

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