Business Women's Forum 2024: 1/23 The Daring Way Leadership Manifesto - Exploring Our Deep Need for Connection

Lennie Knowlton, CHMC, CDWF, is a certified facilitator and the Rocky Mountain Region Leader for The Daring Way™, a curriculum based on the research of Brené Brown. Lennie presented at The Daring Way's Courage Camp in 2017 and 2018 on incorporating trauma-informed care into the Daring Way curriculum. She has worked as clinical director, trauma educator, and adoption specialist. Lennie was an expert on a panel for the 2014 Utah Adoption Conference, was a speaker at the 2015 Utah Adoption Conference and has been a guest on webinars and podcasts. Lennie is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor with 15 years of experience working with trauma, anxiety and relationship issues in the community. She has a strong belief that people do better when they are connected in meaningful ways and founded Project Connection with the commitment to providing evidence-based mental health care while providing the connection and community required to achieve optimum wellness. Lennie has experience working with individuals, couples, families and groups. She specializes in trauma-informed care and is proficient working with depression, anxiety, emotion regulation, relationship issues, LGBTQA, adoption and PTSD.


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At Project Connection, they're committed to practicing what they've known all along...that connection is the very center and foundation of mental health. It is their project to improve the overall wellbeing of our community through providing quality mental health services and to make sure that these services are accessible to everyone. This is why a portion of every self-pay or insurance paid session helps to fund mental health services for an unfunded or underfunded individual.