As we Celebrate Black History Month, we are highlighting Clubhouse Member Jalen Collier, who partnered with a designer from PopSockets to create a PopGrip! He was inspired by black...
Meet Ali Schroer, LCSW!
Say hello to the Gold Crown Health Huddle's newest expert...Ali Schroer, LCSW! We're very excited to have Ali as an added resource for coaches, parents, participants and community members....
What is an athletic trainer?
Have you had the chance to meet our amazing Children's Hospital Colorado athletic trainer, Alexis, yet? If not, next time you're at the Gold Crown Field House find the...
What Brain Science Can Teach Us About Adolescent Stress and Resilience
Adolescence can be stressful without a global pandemic, but imagine having to deal with all of the usual suspects of adolescence in 2020 and then throw in a global...
Mentor Appreciation Month
January is International Mentoring Month! At The Clubhouse, mentors are a unique community of volunteers who come together to create, invent, and explore with current members using the latest...
Sleep for Student Athletes Impacts Performance
Did you know that sleep (or lack of) can impact injury risk and recovery time in a young athlete? Did you also know that only 20% of teens get...
How to Talk to Your Child About the News
Because we live in a social media world where information is immediately available, talking to kids about current events can be challenging. If you found yourself struggling to talk...
2020 Award for Excellence – El Pomar Foundation
As we near the end of 2020(!), we're so thankful to the organizations who stepped up to help nonprofits during a crazy year. We are excited to be one...
Welcome CU Anschutz to the GCF Health Huddle team!
We're so excited to have the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus on board with our Health Huddle and are planning some exciting things in 2021. How does this...
Breaking the Stigma: The Hayden Hurst Story
Say it with us: "Don't make permanent decisions on temporary feelings." "Don't make permanent decisions on temporary feelings." "Don't make permanent decisions on temporary feelings." You may or may...