Name: Peer Support Professionals in the Park: Nature Connection, & Reflection
Start: 2025-08-23T18:15:00-06:00
End: 2025-08-23T19:30:00-06:00
Location: Realization Point

Peer Support Professionals in the Park: Nature Connection, & Reflection

Peer Support Professionals ONLY join fellow Peer Support Professionals (PSPs) for an evening of connection, restoration, and learning.
About this Event

Join fellow Peer Support Professionals (PSPs) for an evening of connection, restoration, and learning in the foothills of Boulder. This event is designed to apply components of the recently developed Cairn Guides PSP Training Manual in a relaxed outdoor setting, while offering space for learning, interaction, and reflection.

What to expect during the hike:

A safety briefing and welcome

A mellow sunset hike along the Ute–Range View Loop, a ~1.5 mile beginner-friendly trail with ~400 feet of elevation gain.

A short, guided nature journaling exercise

Overview of the individual and public health benefits of nature

A short debrief and reflection

Enjoy scenic mountain views, potential wildlife sightings, and multiple viewpoints to take in the beauty of Colorado’s Front Range as the sun sets. The hike will take approximately 1 hour to complete, depending on group pace and weather conditions.

Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes, dress for the weather, and bring ~1 liter of water. Pens and writing materials will be provided for the journaling exercise.

When: Friday, August 23, 2025 at 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM (please arrive by 6:15 PM)

Where: Realization Point Trailhead, Boulder, CO

Facilitator: Jordan Larson, MPH, Owner & Trail Guide with Cairn Guides

*This event is capped at 15 participants. If the event fills and you're still interested, we hope to offer more opportunities in the future. For questions or to express interest in future events, contact Jordan Larson at [email protected].

About Your Guide – Jordan Larson, MPH Jordan is a public health professional and outdoor guide with nearly 15 years of healthcare experience in both clinical and public health settings. He is the founder of Cairn Outdoor Guides, an organization dedicated to making nature-based experiences more accessible, inclusive, and impactful, particularly for communities that have historically been excluded from outdoor spaces.