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Center for Holistic Development, Inc. The Center for Holistic Development, Inc. Our commitment to those who invest in us is to invest in the Community.

is a community based, nonprofit with a mission to "Serve a diverse community by providing holistic behavioral healthcare services and education programs to individuals, families, and groups" is committed to serving individuals and families in providing “holistic” behavioral healthcare that goes far beyond your traditional counseling services. We believe that as we change the mind, we change the life, and as we change a life, we change the Community. We accept the words from Susan L. Taylor, “Thoughts have power; thoughts are energy. And you can make your world or break it by your own thinking.”

01/29/2026

🔥 COMING SOON: THE PHOENIX CIRCLE 🔥

Our February Phoenix Circle is approaching — and we’re creating space for survivors to pause, breathe, and reconnect with their strength, voice, and healing journey. ✨

If you’ve been carrying a lot… navigating relationships… or wanting a space that feels safe, supportive, and grounded in compassion — this circle was created with you in mind. 🌿💜

We are honored to welcome Tyne Evans,
✨ Marriage and Family Therapist, s*x and intimacy coach, speaker, and educator. A survivor of intimate partner violence and s*xual assault, Tyne’s work is rooted in lived experience and a deep commitment to helping individuals and couples build healthy, empowering relationships. Supporting survivors through speaking, teaching, and education has always been at the heart of her work. 🕊️

✨ What to expect at Phoenix Circle:
• A free, safe, monthly healing group for survivors of family & intimate partner violence
• Meaningful conversation and shared reflection
• Creative, supportive healing experiences
• Skills for healing, growth, and healthier relationships
• Connection with others who understand

🗓 Thursday, February 19, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM CST
💜 Hosted by: Center for Holistic Development
📍 Registration required

📲 Reserve your spot:
Visit www.chdomaha.org to register

You don’t have to walk this journey alone.
From surviving… to thriving… to rising — together. 🔥💛

01/28/2026

💙 Be the lifeline your community needs. 💙

Join us for Mental Health First Aid Training, a free, evidence-based training that equips everyday people with the tools to recognize mental health and substance use challenges, respond with care, and connect others to support.

This training is for anyone who wants to show up better for their family, workplace, clients, or community.

✨ Why attend?

-Build confidence in supporting someone who may be struggling
-Learn how to recognize early warning signs
-Reduce stigma through understanding and empathy
-Practice practical, compassionate response skills

📅 Thursday, February 12, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 5425 North 103rd St. Ste 2, Omaha, NE 68134
💲 FREE

Hosted by The Center for Holistic Development Inc., in partnership with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, SAMHSA, and Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska.

📝 Registration required
Register by Monday, February 9, 2026
👉 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mental-health-first-aid-tickets-1981045907638

Have questions? Call 402-502-9788

Showing up matters. Your presence could make all the difference. 💛

01/27/2026

25 years of healing, growth, and community. 💜 As we celebrate our silver anniversary at the Center For Holistic Development, we want to hear from YOU!

Whether you’ve been a participant, a staff member, or a partner, your story is a part of our legacy. Help us honor CHD's vision and shape the next chapter of mental health in Omaha by sharing your favorite reflections.

✨ Deadline to submit: February 16
📲 How to share: Scan the QR code in the image or click the link.
https://forms.gle/vntNyFeZvoq2aXDaA
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01/22/2026

🔥 IT'S TONIGHT 🔥

Phoenix Circle is happening tonight — offering a safe, supportive space for survivors to reconnect with their strength, worth, and spiritual foundation. ✨

If you’ve been carrying a lot or healing quietly, you are welcome exactly as you are. This space was created with you in mind. 🌿💜

We’re honored to welcome Stephanie Olson, ✨ CEO of The Set Me Free Project®, who will share her powerful journey through domestic violence and how faith, grace, and self-worth shaped her healing. Her story is a reminder that renewal and rising are possible. 🕊️

✨ What to expect tonight:
• A free, safe healing group for survivors of family & intimate partner violence
• Meaningful conversation and shared reflection
• Creative, supportive healing experiences
• Tools for healing, growth, and self-worth
• Connection with others who understand

🌈 Tonight’s Theme: Spiritual Foundation & Self-Worth
🗓 Tonight, Thursday, January 22, 2025
⏰ 6:30 PM CST

📲 Last chance to join us:
Scan the QR code or call 402-502-9788

You don’t have to walk this journey alone.
Let’s rise together. 🔥💛

01/19/2026

CHD will be closed on Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

In a time when so many are feeling uncertainty, fear, and division, we pause to reflect on Dr. King’s enduring call to unity, justice, and collective care for one another. 🤍

“We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.”
– Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ✨

Today and always, we recommit to compassion, dignity, and the belief that coming together is not only possible, but necessary for the good of our communities and our nation. 🌱🕊️

01/16/2026

🌟 Mentorship changes lives on both sides 🌟

In honor of National Mentoring Month, we are celebrating the power of intergenerational connection and what becomes possible when wisdom and lived experience are shared with intention.

GrandFriends is a mentoring program for BIPOC young adults ages 19 to 30 who are navigating life’s transitions. Each young person is thoughtfully matched with a seasoned adult who commits to walking alongside them for one year.

Mentors support young people by:

- Offering guidance during key life transitions
- Helping with goal setting and problem solving
- Providing encouragement, perspective, and a listening ear

Through our GrandFriends Program, older adults and young adults come together to:

🎲 Play games and laugh
📖 Share stories and lived wisdom
💬 Build trust through heart-to-heart conversations

These moments create confidence, belonging, and lasting bonds.

💡 What makes a great mentor?

- Show up consistently
- Listen more than you speak
- Offer support without trying to “fix”
- Honor the young person’s autonomy and goals

👵🏾🤝🏽👧🏽 Whether you are looking to give guidance or receive it, there is space for you here.

✨ Want to learn more or get involved?
📧 pking@chdomaha.org
☎️ 402-502-9788

01/15/2026

🔥 ONE WEEK AWAY: PAUSE, BREATHE, AND RISE 🔥

In just one week, Phoenix Circle returns — a safe, supportive space for survivors to reconnect with their strength, worth, and spiritual foundation. ✨

If you’ve been carrying a lot or healing quietly, this circle was created with you in mind. 🌿💜

We’re honored to welcome Stephanie Olson, ✨ CEO of The Set Me Free Project®, who will share her powerful journey through domestic violence and how faith, grace, and self-worth shaped her healing. Her story is a reminder that renewal and rising are possible. 🕊️

✨ What to expect:
• A free, safe healing group for survivors of family & intimate partner violence
• Meaningful conversation and shared reflection
• Creative, supportive healing experiences
• Tools for healing, growth, and self-worth
• Connection with others who understand

🌈 January Theme: Spiritual Foundation & Self-Worth
🗓 Thursday, January 22, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM CST

📲 Register: Scan the QR code or call 402-502-9788

You don’t have to walk this journey alone.
Let’s rise together. 🔥💛

01/14/2026

💛✨ Welcome to CHD, Patrick! ✨💛

When we sat down with Patrick, his heart for people was unmistakable. Before entering the behavioral health field, Patrick dedicated 15 years to OPS, starting as a para, growing into a behavioral skills specialist, and eventually becoming a basketball coach. No matter the role, one thing remained constant: his deep love for working with kids. 🏀💫

Patrick shared a pivotal moment from his first para job at Miller Park Elementary. At the time, he admits it was “just a job.” That shifted when he met a young boy in need who began to take after him. Suddenly, Patrick realized someone was watching him, looking up to him, and depending on him. That awareness changed everything and awakened a lifelong commitment to caring for people in pain.

A nonnegotiable for Patrick when helping others is honesty. He values openness and absolutely no judgment, believing real change happens when people are allowed to be their full selves. “That’s the most meaningful impact we can have. Being able to see where people have started and where they end up is a great feeling.”

Patrick’s journey to CHD was deeply intentional. Though he initially applied for a different role, Doris had other plans and interviewed him for Operations Manager. Within moments, Patrick knew something was different. Her heart posture stood out, and that was when he knew CHD was different too.

Now at CHD, Patrick hopes to align even more fully with his purpose while growing community impact. He leans heavily on his faith, reminding himself, “the more humble I become, the more God can use me.” As Operations Manager, Patrick focuses on creating structure that supports staff who carry significant emotional labor, fostering open communication, accountability, and success. He believes a safe workplace is built on truth, structure, security, and grace. “Working together requires grace to grow and learn.” With steady, service rooted leadership, Patrick is helping shape a CHD culture that is less transactional and more communal, grounded in meaningful work and shared responsibility. 🤝🌱

01/13/2026

🔥 THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO PAUSE, BREATHE, AND RISE 🔥

Our next Phoenix Circle is almost here — and this gathering was created for survivors who are ready to reconnect with their strength, worth, and spiritual
foundation. ✨

If you’ve been carrying a lot… if you’ve been healing quietly… or if you’re longing for a space that feels safe, supportive, and affirming — we invite you to join us. 🌿💜

We are honored to welcome Stephanie Olson, ✨ CEO of The Set Me Free Project®, who will share her powerful journey through domestic violence and how faith, grace, and self-worth shaped her healing and purpose. Her story is a reminder that survival can lead to renewal — and that rising is possible. 🕊️

✨ What to expect at this month’s Phoenix Circle:

• A free, safe, monthly healing group for survivors of
family & intimate partner violence
• Meaningful conversation and shared reflection
• Creative and supportive healing experiences
• Tools to support healing, growth, and self-worth
• Connection with others who truly understand

🌈 January Theme: Spiritual Foundation & Self-Worth
🗓 Thursday, January 22, 2025
⏰ 6:30 PM CST
💜 Hosted by: Center for Holistic Development, Inc.
📍 Registration required (location shared after sign-up)

📲 Register today:
Scan the QR code or call 402-502-9788

You don’t have to walk this journey alone. Let’s move from surviving… to thriving… to rising —together. 🔥💛

01/09/2026

🌟 January is National Mentoring Month 🌟

At CHD, mentoring is not about having all the answers.
It is about showing up consistently, listening deeply, and walking alongside someone as they grow.

Our GrandFriends Program invites elders and seasoned adults to share wisdom, culture, and real-life guidance with young adults who benefit from trusted support.

💬 Sometimes mentorship looks like advice.
💬 Sometimes it looks like laughter, stories, or simply being present.

👵🏾🤝🏽👧🏽 When generations connect, healing and hope travel both ways.

✨ Interested in becoming a GrandFriend?
📧 pking@chdomaha.org | ☎️ 402-502-9788

01/08/2026

💛✨ Welcome to CHD, Jazmyne! ✨💛

Some people introduce themselves by their titles. Jazmyne introduces herself by her heart. When asked who she is beyond credentials and roles, Jazmyne shared that she is creative, kind, and deeply considerate. She finds joy in doing things that are thoughtful and intentional, especially when it comes to showing up for the people she loves most.

Jazmyne has a natural gift for noticing what others need and showing up in thoughtful, meaningful ways. She shared a moment that beautifully reflects who she is at her core. While pregnant herself, she noticed a close friend who was also expecting, preparing to welcome twins and clearly feeling overwhelmed. Jazmyne observed the need and chose to meet it the best way she knew how. She created a basket filled with her friend’s favorite pick-me-ups, offering comfort, encouragement, and a quiet reminder that she was not alone. 💞

At the center of everything Jazmyne does is a deep belief in the power of listening. She shared that people often need someone to simply listen when they are struggling, without rushing to fix or respond. She believes that being fully present can do wonders.

Coming to CHD was not planned, but it was purposeful. After receiving a recommendation from her neighbor, she took a chance. With a background in administrative roles but no prior experience in behavioral health, Jazmyne knew she was ready for a change of pace and scenery. More than anything, she wanted to be part of something meaningful. When she arrived at CHD, she shared that it immediately felt like what she had been searching for all along. 🌱

In this current season of life, Jazmyne is most excited about being a new mom and watching her one-year-old daughter, Jayla, grow and reach milestones. Learning and experiencing life together has been a beautiful journey. 👩🏽‍🍼✨ Jazmyne hopes her time at CHD will continue to support her personal and professional growth and allow her to show up fully and unapologetically as herself.

Please join us in giving a warm CHD welcome to Jazmyne Coker, our new Administrative Specialist. We are so grateful she is here! 💚

01/07/2026

🔥 THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO PAUSE, BREATHE, AND RISE 🔥

Our next Phoenix Circle is almost here — and this gathering was created for survivors who are ready to reconnect with their strength, worth, and spiritual foundation. ✨

If you’ve been carrying a lot… if you’ve been healing quietly… or if you’re longing for a space that feels safe, supportive, and affirming — we invite you to join us. 🌿💜

We are honored to welcome Stephanie Olson,
✨ CEO of The Set Me Free Project®, who will share her powerful journey through domestic violence and how faith, grace, and self-worth shaped her healing and purpose. Her story is a reminder that survival can lead to renewal — and that rising is possible. 🕊️

✨ What to expect at this month’s Phoenix Circle:
• A free, safe, monthly healing group for survivors of family & intimate partner violence
• Meaningful conversation and shared reflection
• Creative and supportive healing experiences
• Tools to support healing, growth, and self-worth
• Connection with others who truly understand

🌈 January Theme: Spiritual Foundation & Self-Worth
🗓 Thursday, January 22, 2025
⏰ 6:30 PM CST
💜 Hosted by: Center for Holistic Development, Inc.
📍 Registration required (location shared after sign-up)

📲 Register today:
Scan the QR code or call 402-502-9788

You don’t have to walk this journey alone.
Let’s move from surviving… to thriving… to rising — together. 🔥💛

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5425 North 103rd Street
Omaha, NE
68152

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 6:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6:30pm
Friday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+14025029788

Website

http://www.chdomaha.org/

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The Center for Holistic Development, Inc. is committed to serving individuals and families in providing “holistic” behavioral healthcare that goes far beyond your traditional counseling services. Our commitment to those who invest in us is to invest in the Community. We believe that as we change the mind, we change the life, and as we change a life, we change the Community. We accept the words from Susan L. Taylor, “Thoughts have power; thoughts are energy. And you can make your world or break it by your own thinking.”