Tina Staley Email & Phone Number

Greater Denver Area

Tina Staley is a speaker, counselor, author & mindfulness coach with 30+ years of experience specializing in improving quality of life in Denver and nationally. Tina has developed a mindfulness-based resiliency program which has been implemented in organizations nationwide, including the Navy Seals, Colorado Clergy Counsel, Boys and Girls Club, University of Colorado Medical Center and more. Tina teaches tools to improve work-life balance, reduce stress and improve individuals' quality of life. Tina helps others take the power of kindness from research to reality through a dynamic presentation that includes humor and storytelling. Participants leave feeling inspired and equipped with techniques that enable them to increase their work productivity and quality of life. Her award-winning book, Living Fully, Dying Well, led to a TedTalk on one’s willingness to face death and having the courage to live each moment until the last. To review her background including a film based on her research and program that is currently aired on PBS Worldwide, her TED talk and other published work, please visit tinastaley.com.

United States

https://www.mydecadegame.com

Roaring Fork Valley, Co

Pathfinders for Cancer is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the experience of illness, healthcare and healing for all cancer patients, their families and caregivers.

Los Angeles

Co-creator of an online community and curriculum to assist cancer patients and caregivers.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Within the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center, delivered quality-of-life care to patients with advanced breast cancer and their families. Member of medical-social science research team developing new QOL care interventions and assessing their benefit for patients. Refined and researched tools (developed by Tina Staley & Kristin MacDermott) to help cancer patients and their families deal with psychological/social needs. Collaborated with nursing administration on approaches to improving institutional support of nursing stress management and self-care. Educated student nurses on preparing patients and families for end of life.

Aspen, Co

Co-founded the Pathfinders Program which carried on earlier work of the Cancer Guide Program and created innovative tools for coping and thriving. Continued seminars for "Living Fully by Preparing for End of Life."

Aspen, Co

Created the Cancer Guide Program, an integrated health care service for cancer patients and their families. Worked directly with AVH oncology team to ensure that each patient's psychological/social needs are met. Led support groups for patients, caregivers and family members. Created a cancer volunteer organization called Valley Angels, a research and evaluation program including fundraising.

Glenwood Springs, Co

Co-developed and implemented a bereavement program in the Roaring Fork Valley to assist families, schools and churches with loss. Created a community program to give charitable contributions to families. Employed holistic approach to dying, involving body, mind & spirit.

Chicago, Il

Provided long-term individual psychotherapy to chronically mentally ill adults. Collaborated with psychiatrists to monitor treatment and medication. Interacted with other day treatment facilities and coordinated services and programs. Participated in clinical and inter-disciplinary staff meetings, case presentations, and in-service training.

Highland Park, Il

Conducted support groups for women with eating disorders. National spokesperson for ANAD, which included public speaking at academic institutions, health conferences, hospitals, corporations, and media events.

Master'S Degree, Social Work

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology