Ropes & Roses Therapy Services

06/08/2026

Please share to families with kids who have lost a loved one.

Ropes & Roses Therapy Services is honored to host grief camp in partnership with Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions. Registration thru hospice at the link below.

Kids can attend either June 22-25 or June 27-July 2.

Healing looks different for kids.🐴

Sometimes it looks like laughter in the middle of hard feelings.
Sometimes it looks like quiet moments, new friendships, or simply knowing they are not the only one.

Kids’ Grief Camp creates space for all of that.

Through connection, activities, and time outdoors, children and teens can begin to process loss in a way that feels natural to them, supported by people who understand.

Open to youth ages 6 to 16 who have experienced the loss of a family member or friend.

Two summer sessions available. Space is limited.
📸 Picture from Ropes & Roses

Learn more or register:
centralwyominghospice.org/series/kids-grief-camp-2026/

04/30/2026

We’re bringing this message to the AG community—and we need your help.

Out here, we take care of our own.

But the truth is… too many people are carrying more than anyone can see.

That’s why Ropes & Roses Therapy Services, in partnership with the nonprofit Cultivating Community & Wellness, is creating a public mural with a simple, powerful message:

Don’t Check Out. Check In.

This isn’t just art.
It’s a reminder—to our neighbors, our families, and our ag community—that connection matters, and no one has to carry it alone.

On the back side, we’re including real support:
📞 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline
📞 AgriStress Helpline for farmers & ranchers

Because awareness only matters if people know where to turn.

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We’re currently looking for sponsors to help bring this project to life.
ropesandrosestherapy.com/988mural

Your support helps us:
• Complete the mural installation
• Print and distribute outreach materials across Wyoming
• Connect more people to life-saving resources

✨ All donations are tax-deductible through our nonprofit partner, Cultivating Community & Wellness.

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If this message matters to you—or to someone you love—please consider being part of it.

📩 Message us or call to sponsor or learn more
(or comment below and we’ll reach out)

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Out here, we look out for each other.

Let’s make sure no one slips through the cracks.

04/29/2026

We are excited to be one of the host sites for the UWE Ag & Art Tours on May 16th!
Artist sign up deadline is May 1.

Showcase your work at one of Wyoming’s most vibrant summer events! Apply to be part of the Ag & Art Tour and share your art alongside local farms and ranches in Park, Albany, or Laramie County.

04/13/2026

🌿 Now Welcoming New Clients at Ropes & Roses Therapy Services 🌿

Looking for counseling support—for yourself, your child, or a loved one?

Tisa Sucher, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), is now accepting new clients at Ropes & Roses Therapy Services, offering professional psychotherapy in a compassionate, personalized, and truly unique setting.

✨ Specialties include:
• Psychotherapy for children, adolescents & adults
• Trauma, grief & loss
• ADHD & chronic illness/pain
• End-of-life support
• CBT & evidence-based approaches

🐴 Featuring nature-based & animal-assisted therapy, including equine work—because healing doesn’t have to happen within four walls.

💳 Accepting Private Pay, BCBS, Medicare & Medicaid

📞 Ready to take the next step? Call (307) 224-6137 today to schedule your intake.
Spots are limited—don’t wait to get the support you deserve.

12/24/2025

🎄The holidays don’t have to be loud, full, or “perfect” to be meaningful.🎄
Sometimes the most healing choice is allowing yourself to do less — and to let that be enough.

At Ropes & Roses Therapy Services, we believe honoring your capacity is an act of care, not failure.
If this season feels heavy, you’re allowed to choose a quieter path.

Our motto is…
💫 Don’t Check Out;Check In 💫
With yourself. With your body. With what you actually need right now. 🌹

www.ropesandrosestherapy.com

12/23/2025

🎄 Thank You from Ropes & Roses 🎄

We are so grateful to everyone who came out to our Holiday Open House and helped make it such a joyful, meaningful day. Thank you for sharing your time, your smiles, and your holiday spirit with us — it meant more than we can say. 💚🐴🐐🐑🐈🐕‍🦺

As we head into the holiday season, we wish each of you peace, rest, and moments of connection — whatever holidays you celebrate, and however you celebrate them.

✨ Holiday Closure Notice:
Ropes & Roses will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday the 24th, and will reopen on Monday.

From all of us (two-legged and four-legged alike), thank you for being part of our community. Wishing you a warm and wonderful holiday season. 🌟

12/20/2025

Don't forget to stop by the 🎄 Ropes & Roses Holiday Open House TODAY from 1-4 and be sure to say hello & welcome our newest addition to the staff, Ryan Grady!

Ryan brings a strong background in organization, operations, and human connection to her role as Office Assistant at Ropes & Roses Therapy Services. With over a decade of experience in hospitality and administrative leadership, Ryan has a natural ability to keep systems running smoothly while making people feel genuinely welcomed and supported.

Before joining Ropes & Roses, Ryan held leadership roles including General Manager and Director of Housekeeping for large hotel properties, where she oversaw complex scheduling, billing, staff coordination, and day-to-day operations. Her attention to detail, efficiency, and calm presence make her a steady and reliable support for both clients and clinicians.

At Ropes & Roses, Ryan is often the friendly voice on the phone or the first face you see when you arrive. She helps manage scheduling, communication, and office flow, while also lending a creative touch to events and clinic operations. Ryan values meaningful connection and takes pride in creating an environment where clients and families feel at ease.

Outside of work, Ryan is a creative entrepreneur and artist, bringing the same care and thoughtfulness to her artwork that she brings to her role at the clinic. She is grateful to be part of a team that blends compassion, nature, and purpose — and is proud to support the healing work that happens every day at Ropes & Roses.

We feel very blessed to have Ryan on board!

12/20/2025

This year our staff decided to have a door decorating contest. It was so much fun and everyone did a great job. If you are joining us for our Open House tomorrow from 1-4 pm, you can vote then. If you can’t join us, you can vote online by writing your favorite in the comments. Cozy Christmas Fire, Candyland, Pop-up Christmas Card, Santa’s Reindeer, The Grinch.

12/18/2025

Throwback Thursday 🥰

10/27/2025

🌾 Tough Doesn’t Have to Mean Silent 🐎🤠
In cowboy and ranching/farm life, grit runs deep — but so does the weight of silence.

This Western Horseman article on Addressing Mental Health in the Cowboy Community highlights a growing movement to talk openly about depression, addiction, and loss in Western culture.

A century ago, nearly 1 in 3 Americans lived on farms. Today, it’s about 1.6% of the workforce — yet that small group still shoulders much of the nation’s food supply.

As the agricultural population has shrunk, rural towns have thinned out, community support has faded, and mental-health resources have become harder to reach. Combine that with a culture that prizes toughness and privacy, and the result is isolation that can turn deadly.

That’s why spaces like The Outside Circle Show — and organizations like Ropes & Roses Therapy Services — matter so deeply. They remind us that vulnerability is strength, and that connection is the real heart of resilience.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you’re not alone.

Call or text 988 for free, confidential support.

Don't Check Out; Check In
🐴 Because no one should have to carry the load alone.
www.ropesandrosestherapy.com



https://westernhorseman.com/culture/addressing-mental-health-in-the-cowboy-community

Mental health, depression and addiction are stigmatized in Western culture. They are topics seldom discussed within groups of cowboys, but the Outside Circle Show and other groups of working cowboys are banding together to encourage vulnerability and recovery through connection. Mental health, depre...