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Connecting women to lifelong learning, exploration, and empowerment. 

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A unique environment for women seeking to heal, change, achieve, and grow.

At Betty Center, we offer women of all ages and life stages the opportunity to achieve their educational, professional, personal, and social goals in a warm, welcoming, inclusive environment.

We believe transformation is an ever-forward cycle of loving and learning, expanding and contracting, growing and healing, releasing and restoring… while always looking ahead to the next adventure.

Meet our community of clinicians, coaches, and conversation starters – and join us in connecting, uplifting, supporting, and inspiring generations of women.

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More than a therapuetic practice, the Betty Center is a space to create opportunities for growth and connection. Join us as we share and empower each other.

Betty Center Special Events

Thursday, November 5 · 6:00–8:00 PM · Betty Center

Tired of running on empty? Join naturopathic doctor Dr. Erin Kinney for an intimate conversation on stress, hormones, and getting your energy back, featuring her new book, The Cortisol Cure. Lite bites, beverages, and a book signing are included.

An Evening with Dr. Erin Kinney:
The Cortisol Cure

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