Designs For Wellness

Designs For Wellness Hi, I’m Kristi Nicholls

I have a passion for helping men and women achieve the highest level of happiness they desire in all aspects of their lives.

My practice as a mental health counselor and coach is some of the most rewarding work I have ever been involved in. As a resident of the Roaring Fork Valley for over 25 years I understand the unique challenges and benefits of living here. It is through listening to you and understanding your circumstances we can focus specifically on what you would like to change. I am action oriented. The effective use of our time together means you are applying insights you’ve gained in moving closer to your goals. You are collecting strategies, skills, and problem solving tools that can be transferred to the challenges you face in your everyday life. My credentials include a Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health, National Certified Counselor, Level I USAT triathlon coach, certification in Outdoor Education, and Wilderness First Responder. Call me at 970-618-7424

Email me at Kristi@DesignsForWellness.ORG

It makes sense we are mentally tired and not so much physically tired!
04/29/2020

It makes sense we are mentally tired and not so much physically tired!

This is why you're exhausted just from being alone.

Very realistic article!
04/19/2020

Very realistic article!

To survive quarantine, you need to change your metrics

We are allowed to feel how we are feeling. Stop and notice...how do you feel? Slow it down. What messages are coming fro...
04/02/2020

We are allowed to feel how we are feeling. Stop and notice...how do you feel? Slow it down. What messages are coming from your body? Stay with that for twenty seconds and then move on.

Via :

Oh! This is spot on!
01/26/2020

Oh! This is spot on!

Healing is happening!
01/22/2020

Healing is happening!

Thought for today... by Tyndal Schreiner.

Winning!
01/17/2020

Winning!

Do you believe that you have to find a partner in order to enjoy your life? Love is our driving force, the reason we find joy in the smallest things in life, but do we have to settle down just to be like everyone else, even if we do not feel like it? Apparently, we […]

Thank you Brene!
01/01/2020

Thank you Brene!

These aren’t easy for me - especially if being predictable and consistent are important. But I’m going to keep crawling my way back to them in 2020. Especially when I’m tempted to act cool OR choose comfort over that crappy, hard conversation OR when I’m dying to be judge-y and blame-y instead of empathic and compassionate.

I’m going to try a lot of new things in 2020 and that feels scary which is often the necessary springboard for awkward and brave.

It’s easy to get to that place where we only do things that we’re already good at doing. I love that place. But it’s not good for me. So, I’m choosing to go back to the 7th grade cafeteria and carry my tray as best I can given my sweaty hands and anxiety-prone introversion. I need to seek out a couple of new tables with new challenges and opportunities. Dammit.

As far as kindness goes - that will need to start with a healthy dose of self-kindness. I know. Sounds cheesy. But, I’ve learned that it’s easier to dismiss that concept as woo-hoo bu****it than it is to actually practice it. After I wrangle on my oxygen mask, I’m committed to extending that same imperfect grace to others. I’ve learned that gasping for air while volunteering to give others CPR is not heroic. It’s suffocation by resentment.

As we shut down 2019 and welcome 2020, I want to thank all of you for your support, questions, challenges, teaching, and community-building.

We don’t need to do awkward, brave, and kind alone. We were never meant to.

Honoring 2019!
12/31/2019

Honoring 2019!

Wow, what a true statement!
12/30/2019

Wow, what a true statement!

Writing a book like the is a walk IN my story, up a mountain, across hot coals and finishing . I no longer apologize for who I am, or hide and change to make others more comfortable. I am grateful for all the pain... for THIS story is mine. #🐈🥑🤡🚘

Back to the "blank slate"!
12/10/2019

Back to the "blank slate"!

This is why somatic therapy is critical for recovery!
12/08/2019

This is why somatic therapy is critical for recovery!

Trauma can actually alter the function of your brain during the stressful event and result in lasting changes in certain brain areas. These changes can impair cognitive function and memory encoding at the moment and memory recall in the future.

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0326 Highway 133, Suite 270-E
Carbondale, CO
81623

Opening Hours

Monday 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday 1pm - 7pm
Wednesday 1pm - 7pm
Thursday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm

Telephone

(970) 618-7424

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