Elevate Health Collective

10/02/2026

Slow down and come back to yourself tomorrow with the wonderful Arrive Yoga 🤎🍂

10/01/2026

Meet Elizabeth!
We’re thrilled to have Élevé Vitality here at Elevate Health Collective. Elizabeth brings a personalized, realistic, and in-depth approach to functional nutrition, and we’re so excited for our community to connect with her and all she has to offer!
Learn more here: https://www.elizabethalicellc.com/

10/01/2026

Meet Tara!
We are so grateful to have her business, Alt Studieau, here at Elevate Health Collective. She brings such a warm and healing energy to the space and we are so excited for you all to experience her intentional and skillful holistic facials!

Learn more at www.altstudieau.com

08/28/2026

A little update from Uplift’s owner. 🤍

When I opened Uplift, I was a therapist building the kind of mental health practice I wanted to see in our community. As that vision grew, it eventually led to Elevate Health Collective.

Over the past year, I’ve also been figuring out where *I* fit when I’m no longer sitting in the therapist’s chair.

When I stepped away from clients, life with young kids, financial realities, and the demands of building a business had changed my capacity. I realized I couldn’t give clinical work the emotional presence I wanted to give it, and that was hard to admit.

I didn’t call the decision permanent because I genuinely didn’t know if it was. In hindsight, I realize that may have left some people wondering if I was coming back.

So, an overdue update: while my kids are young, I don’t currently plan to return to individual therapy.

I’m not leaving mental health. My role in it is changing.

Uplift now has incredible therapists doing the clinical work I once did, while I focus on supporting the practice and building the bigger vision behind Elevate.

And this year, I started something new: esthetics school. ✨

It may sound strange to step away from one thing while taking on another, but I’ve learned that different work asks different things of us. Right now, learning, creating, and building are where I have the most to give.

I’ve always been interested in what it really means to care for ourselves, and I think that’s the bigger question I want Elevate to explore-Uplift as just one part of the whole.
Self-care doesn’t have to come from loving everything about who you are, or from trying to fix everything you don’t. You can care for yourself exactly where you are while still making room for where you’re becoming.
That’s the space I want Elevate to be in. Excited for what's to come.🤍

01/30/2026

Happy National Puzzle day and Congratulations to our puzzle competition champs Jason and Becky 🏆 A shout out to everyone that came and the team that psyched everyone out with their homemade puzzle shirts 🏅

01/26/2026

Moms Gone Mild January edition! This month seven teams will take each other on in a puzzle competition! Not as much competition as it is building friendships and local alliances. You don’t have to be a mom, you do have to want to have fun! Join us next month- activity dropping soon 🧩

07/17/2025

🩺 Your Health is Your Business. Always Has Been. Always Should Be.

At Elevate, we believe something simple: every person deserves privacy in their healthcare decisions. It’s a foundational principle of our field, not a privilege, not a partisan issue, but a basic human right.

Recent news that the federal government handed over Medicaid enrollee data, including addresses, to ICE is deeply troubling. Regardless of politics, this is a breach of trust. It shakes the core promise that care should feel safe, not surveilled.

Even in war, we treat the wounded on all sides. Healthcare doesn’t choose teams. It shows up, without judgment, to reduce suffering. That’s what we do. That’s who we are.

🧡 At Elevate, we will always advocate for:

🚨Confidentiality in care
🚨Access without fear
🚨Dignity for all patients

🥊And if you’re worried about your information being shared through insurance, we offer affordable private pay options — including membership access and discounted sessions — to give you more control over what’s disclosed and to whom.

This isn’t about politics. It’s about ethics. And we stand by it.🥊

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials will be given access to the personal data of the nation’s 79 million Medicaid enrollees.

07/09/2025