Services

Anchor & Fields’ trauma-focused services prioritize healing, insight, and you as the decision maker. Treatment plans are co-constructed together. All CFTSI treatment sessions are held virtually for clients residing in Colorado, Connecticut, and New York. Beekeeping sessions will take place in person in Boulder County, Colorado beginning Spring 2026. Learn more about Anchor & Fields’ owner and primary clinician, Sarah Taylor, here.

Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention (CFTSI)

Therapeutic Beekeeping

Consultation and Speaking Events

Child and Family Traumatic Stress Intervention (CFTSI)

CFTSI an evidence-based treatment for children between the ages of 7-18 and a caregiver. This short-term, early intervention model begins within 45 days of a potentially traumatic event or disclosure of abuse. Families typically complete CFTSI within 5 to 8 sessions.

Goals of treatment include:

  • Identify trauma symptoms early and prevent PTSD

  • Introduce coping skills for reducing child’s reactions to traumatic stress

  • Facilitate child-caregiver communication

  • Help families identify and overcome service barriers

  • Assess whether the child and family would benefit from further treatment

Participation has proven to:

  • Increase coping skills

  • Improves child-caregiver communication

  • Strengthen positive parenting practices

  • Decrease the need for longer-term treatment

I am available for online sessions only. More information on practice policies and fees can be found here.

Schedule a free 15 minute consultation or email anchorandfields@gmail.com to determine whether this could be a good fit for your family.

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Therapeutic Beekeeping

Therapeutic beekeeping is a complementary therapeutic practice that offers guided interactions with honey bee hives to build mindfulness, sensory awareness, and connection to living systems.

Goals of beekeeping sessions include:

  • Learn basic bee biology, behaviors, and cycles

  • Build sense of safety and control in the presence of a honey bee hive

  • Tune into breath, body sensations, and emotional state

  • Provide opportunities to practice regulating anxiety or activation through breathwork, resourcing, and supportive guidance

  • Build trust and relational presence by observing bee behavior

Participation has proven to:

  • Improve recognition of cues of safety in the environment and within the bodies

  • Decrease depression and anxiety symptoms

  • Decrease frequency and intensity of trauma reactions

  • Increased sense of purpose, belonging, and connection

I will begin accepting clients for therapeutic beekeeping in Spring 2026. Please check back to schedule a consultation.

Speaking Events and Consultation

Through engaging consultations and speaking events, I help therapists, service providers, and nonprofit leaders explore the powerful therapeutic potential of beekeeping. I offer guidance on implementing trauma-informed, nature-based programs that foster healing, connection, and resilience. Participants gain practical tools and curriculum frameworks to integrate beekeeping into their own therapeutic or community initiatives.

Signature Speaking Topics:

  • The role of nature-based interventions in trauma healing

  • Therapeutic beekeeping for youth with systems involvement

  • Building trauma-informed social enterprises

  • Implementing experiential healing models in clinical or community settings

Consultation Offerings:

  • Program design and curriculum development

  • Safety, logistics, and ethical considerations for therapeutic beekeeping

  • Support with launching pilot programs or integrating beekeeping into existing services

Schedule a free 15 minute phone call or email anchorandfields@gmail.com to discuss and learn more.

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