GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A new mental health therapy practice is opening in Green Bay’s Broadway District with financial backing from Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love’s nonprofit foundation.
Holistic Therapy Collective, located at 340 N. Broadway, Ste. 260, creates customized healing plans for individuals based on eight pillars of wellness: spiritual, occupational, environmental, social, physical, financial, emotional and intellectual.
Services include talk therapy, yoga, meditation, breathwork, massage, group therapy, physical fitness, nutrition, community, spirituality and financial health.
Love’s foundation, Hands of 10ve, assisted the business with startup costs and resources.
The foundation’s mission is to encourage kids to participate in sports, bring awareness to mental health and suicide, and unite law enforcement with the community.
“Thank you to Jordan Love and his foundation, Hands of 10ve, for believing in our mission and their dedication to bringing more resources to Green Bay and Wisconsin,” owner Brett LaBar said. “I am hopeful that their partnership and investment will help improve the lives of many in Green Bay in times when they need it most.”
Ribbon cutting set for Friday
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On Broadway, Inc. will host a ribbon cutting at the location Friday, July 24, beginning at 11 a.m.
The program will include remarks from Matt Buchanan, City of Green Bay Deputy Development Director; Brian Johnson, On Broadway, Inc. president and CEO; and Paul Belschner, president and CEO of Base Companies.
Following the ribbon cutting, attendees can tour the space, meet clinicians, and receive refreshments and giveaways.
Grand opening Saturday
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The official grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, July 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Founder Brett LaBar, co-founder Victoria Markowski and Clinical Director Dr. Amy Polster will welcome the community.
Festivities will include giveaway bags for the first 30 attendees, light food and beverages, and the opportunity to connect with therapists, yoga instructors, sound healers and meditation instructors.
Attendees can also tour the space and meet with local organizations.
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