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Author Archives: Kate Ruder

Kate Ruder, MS, is an award-winning journalist and editor in Boulder, Colorado with 15 years of experience covering science, health and more. Her stories have appeared in Kaiser Health News, NBC Health, The Denver Post, PBS News Hours, U.S. News and World Report, Colorado Parent and other publications.

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How a Colorado Community Put Mental Health First After a Wildfire

by Kate Ruder August 1, 2022November 28, 2022 Why you can trust MindSite News

Every time there’s smoke or a strong wind, therapists are getting calls from wildfire survivors who’ve been retraumatized.

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