Providers

Adolescents, Adults, Trauma, Eating Disorders, Addiction, Narcissism, BPD

Kalen Deremo, MA, LPCC

Hello, my name is Kalen and I’m the founder of True Wild Therapy.

My therapeutic approach is informed by what I’ve seen be most transformational in relationships: authenticity, clarity, compassion, accountability, trust and understanding. If you enroll in therapy with me you’ll be signing up for a consistent and professional relationship where each session we’ll work together to identify patterns and blockages that are keeping you stuck and preventing you from showing up in the world as your real, authentic self.

With a background in wilderness therapy and experience as children’s play therapist, eldercare provider, teen mentor and psych ward behavioral health tech, my resume has prepared me to assist a wide variety of clients while utilizing an eclectic range of tools and healing modalities.

Though I welcome all applicants who feel called to work with me and will always encourage you to trust your initial instincts, I will likely best serve those who are seeking help with attachment wounding, childhood trauma, substance abuse, family systems, chronic health issues, dating and relationships, life transitions and spirituality.

Adolescents, adults, bipolar, anxiety, chronic pain, trauma

Kendra Kovash, MSW, LCSW

Kendra Kovash is the owner of The Mind Body Connection, LLC.

I specialize in treating teens and adults ages 13 years and up with PTSD/trauma, anxiety, chronic pain, and other body related concerns. I’m also trained in trauma informed yoga, and somatic work. When working with my clients, I utilize an approach that includes the body and allows individuals to access difficult burdens and emotional sensations. My clients are motivated to explore their experiences to get to the root of their struggles and change maladaptive thinking and habits. Most feel overwhelmed or disconnected from their bodies and want to feel more grounded and aligned with who they are and what brings them joy.

I primarily use interventions such as somatic experiencing, IFS, yoga, mindfulness, and other person-centered modalities. I specialize in treating anxiety and trauma and aim to take a different approach that includes mind, body, and breath. I have focused my work on being connected and attuned to the person who is in my office with me.

Adults, grief, ADHD, LGBTQIA+, attachment/relationship issues.

Ellie Pinnock, MA, LPC, NCC

Ellie Pinnock is the owner of Aquarius Therapy, PLLC.

I am a licensed therapist specializing in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Existential Therapy, and Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP). My focus is on empowering women who struggle with healing from loss, anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and feelings of inadequacy to rediscover their inner strength and live authentically.

Having personally experienced the challenges of loss, anxiety, perfectionism, and people-pleasing, I bring a unique blend of empathy and understanding to my practice.

With a compassionate, and integrative approach, I provide a supportive space where you can explore your deepest fears and insecurities. Through ACT, I will help you embrace your thoughts and feelings without judgment, fostering flexibility and commitment to your values. Existential Therapy will allow us to delve into the core of your identity and life purpose, addressing the fundamental questions of existence and meaning. AEDP facilitates emotional processing and healing, helping you connect with your core self and build resilience.

Together, we will work on breaking free from the constraints of perfectionism and people-pleasing, nurturing self-acceptance, and cultivating a strong sense of self-worth. My goal is to guide you toward a more balanced, fulfilling life, where you can thrive with confidence and authenticity and learn how to set healthy boundaries in your interpersonal relationships. Let’s embark on this transformative journey together. Reach out today to start your path to healing and self-discovery.

Adults, BIPOC, addiction/substance use, grief, gender dysphoria, LGBTQIA+, anger, phobias, trauma, Mandarin Chinese language

Jiahui ‘Kory’ Li, MA, LPCC, Mandarin Chinese Speaking

Jiahui “Kory” Li is the owner of Light in Dark Counseling, LLC.

Growth is a story we write to reclaim ourselves as better souls via healing. Throughout our journey, we may have been to dark places and felt trapped, but we are still autonomous human beings that need places where we feel a sense of belonging to relieve, to rest, to embrace, to heal. Taking an existential person-centered approach, Kory believes in meaning making, hope installation, radical awareness, and purpose recreation. She primarily focuses on self-empowerment and motivational change to help her clients make progress toward their full potential, providing a safe space for growth while necessarily using clinical interventions, such as CBT, DBT, IFS, narrative-based therapy, attachment theory, existential humanism, motivational interviewing, etc.

Kory gained her Bachelor’s in Psychology at University of Minnesota with a minor in Art, and graduated with her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at University of Denver. She has worked extensively with diverse population among all age groups in various settings. Her clinical work specializes in disability, addiction, relational difficulties, anger issues, behavioral concerns, anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief. Born in China, Kory incorporates a bilingual multicultural lens to further develop her professional work and personal resilience, for the sake of her clients’ wellbeing. While continuing her training in trauma work and couples work, she is currently open to treat individual clients from 18+ age groups, especially BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and immigrants.

Children, adolescents, adults, families, parenting, anger

Paula Wills, MA, MA.Ed, LPCC

Paula is the owner and therapist of Hopeful Sky Counseling, LLC.

Welcome! I’m Paula Wills, and I’m truly glad you’re here. Taking the first step towards seeking support is incredibly courageous, and I’m here to walk that journey with you.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC), I bring over 32 years of teaching experience to my counseling practice, with 23 of those years dedicated to working with adolescents, adults, and families. I specialize in various therapeutic approaches, including: Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT): Helping clients identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): Guiding individuals towards accepting their feelings and committing to meaningful actions. Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT): Focusing on finding solutions in the present and future rather than dwelling on past issues. My areas of focus include: Anxiety Depression Executive Functioning Parent and Child Therapy

Additionally, I have a strong background in supporting educators through their mental health journeys. My therapeutic approach is open, non-judgmental, and centered on your mental well-being. I believe in creating a collaborative environment where each session is tailored to your unique needs and goals. Together, we will work towards building resilience and fostering a positive path forward.

Outside of my professional life, I find joy in hiking and camping, spending quality time with my amazing children, and getting lost in a good book. These activities help me stay grounded and bring a sense of balance to my life, which I believe enhances the support I can offer to my clients.

Thank you for considering me as part of your journey. I look forward to working with you towards achieving your goals and enhancing your overall well-being.

Adolescents, adults, couples, ADHD, neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+, polyamory/ENM

Clare Durepos, MA, MFTC

Clare Durepos is the owner of Juniper Relational Therapy, PLLC in Denver, CO. As a pre-licensed marriage and family therapist, I am dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate their challenges.

I hold a master’s degree in Couple and Family Therapy from the University of Colorado-Denver and have two years of experience in the mental health field.

My therapy approach is client-centered and trauma-informed, enabling me to adapt evidence-based methods to each client’s needs with compassion. I specialize in relationship issues, trauma, and life transitions, and have experience working with diverse populations, including neurodiverse individuals, LGBTQ+ community members, PGM/BIPOC individuals, and those in non-monogamous relationships. In our sessions, you can expect a supportive environment where we explore your thoughts, feelings, and goals together. For relational work, I help partners build communication and emotional regulation skills to foster authentic dialogue and create a shared vision for their future.

My goal is to provide a safe space for you to overcome challenges and develop strategies for a more fulfilling life. Beyond my professional work, I am passionate about community and mindfulness, which enhance my therapeutic practice. I look forward to supporting you on your journey toward well-being and personal growth.

Clare is a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate, Supervised by: Robyn Flores, Ph.D., LMFT-S, LPC.

Adults, couples, trauma, sexual trauma, gender dysphoria/trans, neurodivergence, BPD, polyamory/ENM

Marie Bock, MA, LPC

Marie Bock, is the owner and counselor, of My Being Counseling, LLC.

I focus on connection. I can help you reconnect with yourself and others through a journey of exploration, understanding, and compassion.

My specialties include anxiety, life transitions, and intimacy. A sense of disconnection often happens during times of anxiety, life transitions, and intimacy. You may feel alone. I am here to guide you, listen to you, and understand you.

Our sessions are a safe space to explore yourself, patterns in your life, and develop strategies to help you move forward. Each session is customized. Some topics we may work on include boundaries, assertiveness, and identity.

Our sessions are an inclusive judgement-free zone. I believe that each individual has the right to a happy, fulfilled, and healthy life. I am an LGBTQIA+ ally, sex positive, kink-aware, neurodiversity-affirming, and gender-affirming counselor.

My qualifications to guide you include my education, additional training, and professional memberships below:

Education

• Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• Bachelor of Science degree in Educational Studies

Additional Training

• Gottman Couples Method Therapy – Level 1
• Sex Therapy Certificate at Sexual Health Alliance (In Progress)
• Problem Sexual Behavior Certificate at Sexual Health Alliance (In Progress)

Professional Memberships

• American Association of Sexuality Educators , Counselors, and Therapists
• American Counseling Association

I invite you to sign up for a free 15-minute consultation so that we can get to know each other.

Connection happens one moment at a time.

Adults, BIPOC, addiction, sobriety, BPD, bipolar, EMDR, Biofeedback

Kurt Rivera, MA, LPCC, CAS

Kurt Rivera, is the owner and psychotherapist of Tranquil Journey Therapy, PLLC.

I believe in the power of connection, compassion, and a healthy dose of humor in therapy. Life can get heavy, especially when past traumas weigh us down, but I’m here to remind you that it’s okay to laugh, cry, and experience everything in between. Healing isn’t linear, but together we can navigate the highs and lows with resilience.

Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, working through trauma, or feeling lost, I’m here to offer an empathetic ear and support your journey toward growth and self-discovery. Creating a safe, inclusive space is my priority, especially for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC individuals, who often face unique challenges. I view therapy as both a science and an art, capable of profound transformation.

The therapeutic relationship is sacred to me, and I’m honored to walk with you on this journey of healing. With over 15 years of experience, I’m committed to helping you find your path to wellness and reclaiming your strength and peace.

My education, training, and experience:

Graduated from:

• Adams State University – Alamosa, Colorado
• Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• Argosy University – Denver, Colorado
• Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology with an emphasis in Assessment and Treatment

Training:

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Brain Synchronization Therapy (BST), Acudetox/Auricular Wellness Acupuncture, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Strategies for Self Improvement and Change (SSIC), Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CRAFT), Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS), Moral Reconation Therapy Facilitator (MRT), Certified Addictions Specialist (CAS, CAC III), and sexuality counseling (dysphoria, dysfunction, or problematic sexual behavior).

If you have questions or are interested in learning more about my training, please bring your questions to the consultation – happy to discuss more!

Adults, couples, addiction, ADHD, BPD, bipolar, ADHD, trauma, OCD, polyamory/ENM, EMDR

Vlasi Vlahosotiros, MSW, SWC

Vlasi, “V”, is the owner and psychotherapist of Revival Work, LLC.

Hi, I’m Vlasi. You can call me V. I’m a therapist based in Lakewood, Colorado, and I’m deeply passionate about helping people find greater freedom in their lives. I draw on somatic, psychodynamic, parts-work, and mindfulness-based approaches to assist my clients in processing challenging emotions and uncovering new ways of being. In working with couples, I follow the evidence-based Gottman Method. My therapy style is holistic, embodied, trauma-informed, and is tailored to the unique needs and challenges of the individual.

I bring specialized, ongoing training in Eye-Movement Desensitization & Reprogramming (EMDR), a highly effective method for healing PTSD and trauma that rewires challenging memories and the negative beliefs that no longer serve us. This approach allows us to dive deeply into the underlying causes of anxiety, depression, stress, addiction, shame, low self-worth, isolation, and relationship issues in a profound way.

I am also a certified BioDynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release System (BBTRS) practitioner and integrate this approach into my practice. This powerful somatic modality supports the unlocking of physical and emotional tension in the body and can be an instrumental tool in working through anxiety, grief, and pain, among other experiences.

I’m excited about the possibility of embarking on this meaningful journey together.

Adolescents, adults, chronic pain/illness, trauma, grief, ADHD

Maegan Hayes, MSSW, SWC

Maegan is the owner and psychotherapist of The Brave Space, PLLC.

Do you have difficulty finding motivation to get out of bed in the mornings? Is it hard to allow yourself to rest and relax? You might even find yourself stuck between these situations without a middle ground. Perhaps you experience poor sleep, flashbacks, jumpiness, or difficulty concentrating? These symptoms can make it difficult to function. Imagine, for a moment, an alternate universe where you didn’t feel this way. Now, imagine this doesn’t have to be an alternate universe – people can find comfort, peace, and joy in life again! You can learn how to make the connection between the mind and body. I use evidence-based

practices like CBT & DBT. I use somatic-based practices, like Brainspotting, to help you make this connection, changing your thoughts and feelings. As a holistic trauma-focused psychotherapist, I enjoy when clients feel equipped to heal their trauma and manage their symptoms through various coping mechanisms that work for their individual needs.

It’s an honor and privilege to provide a safe space for clients who are doing the brave work of healing their personal and generational trauma. Are you ready to release yourself from the symptoms that seem to be in the metaphorical driver’s seat? Schedule a free consultation to see if we are a good fit today!

Adults, anger, trauma, sobriety, sex/porn addiction, mens issues, addiction/substance use

Sean McNamara, MA, LPCC

Hello, I’m Sean McNamara, MA, LPCC, therapist and owner of Golden Mean, LLC.

Whether you’re going through a major life change, relationship difficulties, loss of a loved one, want to feel happier, or change your behavior for the better, I’m here to help you as an individual or as a couple.

Come as you are. You are welcome here. The broken-hearted you – the furious you – the depressed, traumatized, confused, anxious, distracted, abused, addicted, and overworked you.

You don’t have to “get ready” to see me or get your “stuff” together first. Coming to my office or meeting with me online can be effortless. I use a variety of techniques such as CBT & DBT, but all you need to know is that I’m ready to start listening to you.

I received my master’s in clinical mental health counseling from Regis University in Denver, graduating with honors. My bachelor’s degree is in computer science.

At this stage of my life, I’ve experienced enough to be able to empathize with what most of my clients are going through. I’ve had to make many of the same hard choices my clients are preparing to make, and I’m grateful for those lessons.

I’m middle aged, married, and have seen a lot of life’s challenges. I’m a meditation teacher and I’ve also been a Realtor as well as a certified massage therapist. Obviously, my passion is helping people. Now I’m here to help you.

For fun, I enjoy paddleboarding, road trips to the Utah desert, and watching The Great British Baking Show. And I’m always searching for the best chocolate chip cookie in the Front Range.

Adults, couples, families, neurodivergence, sexuality, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, polyamory/ENM

Jenny Emerson, MA, MFTC

Jenny Emerson is the owner of Sea Glass Counseling Colorado, PLLC.

Do you feel frustrated, and alone, and no matter what you try isn’t working in your relationships? Is it difficult to have tough conversations with the important relationships in your life? Do you feel like you have a roommate where your connection centers around the coordination of logistics around children, careers, and aging parents?

It’s possible to navigate conflict and communication differently in relationships while increasing connection. Therapy is a commitment and an investment in your relationship(s). There is hope and change is possible. Learn how to communicate and connect so everyone feels more seen, heard, and understood. I work primarily with relationships and support individuals navigating difficult relationship issues.

I am a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate which means all my training is focused on relationships. I have additional training in Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) which is an evidence-based modality for relational therapy based on attachment theory that involves understanding the role of emotions and resulting behaviors that create repetitive negative interaction cycles in relationships. I also integrate various evidence-based techniques/interventions depending on the relationship’s needs and goals while integrating cultural perspectives and context. I often pull from solution-focused, person-centered, behavioral modalities, narrative theory, attachment theory, relational-cultural theory, and Bowenian theory.

I have an analytical, empathetic, and non-judgmental approach to therapy. I guide clients to explore the patterns of emotions and behaviors. I integrate life/communication skills, practical solutions, and evidenced-based techniques to foster relationship change.

I have lived experience as a single, white, cisgender female and as a mom, co-parent, and partner. I identify and have lived experiences as an LGBTQIA+ ally. I love conversations around the impact of culture, race, religion, privilege, and the intersectionality of identities.

I have both clinical and professional experience with marriage/committed relationships, divorce, co-parenting, blended families, high-conflict relationships, grief/loss, career transitions, financial issues, sex/intimacy, and supporting LGBTQIA+ families.

Jenny is a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate, Supervised by: Robyn Flores, Ph.D., LMFT-S, LPC.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, families, trauma, neurodivergence

Nicole Bieri, MA, MFTC

Nicole Bieri is the owner and therapist of Rise Family Therapy, PLLC.

Relationships are the foundation of our lives. Through the quality of our connections with those we care about, we can feel as though we are thriving or they can leave us feeling isolated and alone. Working to strengthen or rebuild connections with others and with ourselves is extremely important to creating a sense of support and acceptance. If our foundation feels secure and safe, we can then allow ourselves to thrive in other areas of our lives. I have special training in relational therapy and how to strengthen these “systems” and the influence they have on our lives.

I believe human beings are very resilient, often more than we give ourselves credit for. We can break down barriers that we thought we could never make it through, and we can achieve things we could barely allow ourselves to dream of doing.

While these things may seem impossible at times, I believe we are capable of much greater things than we may think possible. In sessions, I like to use a more direct approach and have an interactive feedback style. This is often a blend of theory and questions designed to help get us to our goals. I also have special training in trauma and EMDR which can be used for individuals, children, and couples.

Children, adolescents, adults, eating disorders, ADHD, OCD, grief, trans/non-binary, LGBTQIA+, sexuality

Sable Icenogle, MS, LPCC

Hello, I’m Sable, a Master’s level therapist with 2+ years of experience and the owner of Echoes of Empathy, LLC.

Welcome to my therapeutic practice, where warmth, empathy, and a non-judgmental environment lay the foundation for healing and growth. As a dedicated master’s level therapist originally from Illinois and now practicing in the beautiful state of Colorado, I bring over two years of experience in guiding adolescents and adults through their journey toward mental wellness. My therapeutic approach is rooted in compassion, understanding, and a deep respect for each individual’s unique journey.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients grappling with a diverse range of challenges, from the intricacies of OCD and the weight of depression to the relentless grip of anxiety and the complexities of trauma. My commitment to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community is unwavering, and I am deeply passionate about providing a safe and affirming space for clients of all identities to explore and express themselves authentically.

In therapy, clients possess resilience and strength to heal. With openness and engagement, they can achieve goals and deepen self-understanding. Together, we’ll embark on a transformative journey towards empowerment and lasting change. Expect warmth, compassion, and support in exploring strengths and overcoming challenges. Take the courageous step towards healing and self-discovery. You’re not alone; let’s create a safe space for growth. Your journey begins here.

Adolescents, adults, couples, ADHD, chronic disease/illness, polyamory/ENM, LGBTQIA+

Kaley Blair, MA, MFTC

Kaley Blair is the owner of Curious Counseling, LLC.

As your therapist, I am dedicated to understanding your unique journey, embracing your emotions, and providing a compassionate sanctuary for healing.  Living with a chronic illness can strain relationships, and my approach is designed to address the specific dynamics that may arise.

Whether you have a diagnosis or not, I empower people facing various chronic illnesses not just to participate actively in their healing journey but to flourish throughout the process.

Navigating life with chronic health conditions requires unique support, and our sessions are crafted to explore the emotional impact of chronic illness on both individuals and couples, fostering resilience and understanding.

 Together, let’s explore avenues for personal growth and empowerment in the face of persistent health challenges, fostering a path toward a more fulfilling and balanced life. to explore the emotional impact of chronic illness on both individuals and couples, fostering resilience and understanding.

Why me?

 I understand just how much chronic illness and pain can dominate all aspects of life. Having lived with many years of chronic pain and little to no answers, hope was hard to find.  In my healing journey, I learned how to communicate my needs without guilt or shame to others and how to advocate for myself with my doctors. These skills made taking care of myself and my relationships infinitely easier.

Adults, ADHD, addiction, sobriety, neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+, trauma

Tiffany Nichols, MSW, SWC

Tiffany Nichols is the owner of New Perspective Therapy, LLC.

Originally from Scottsdale, AZ, Tiffany (she, her, hers) moved to Denver, CO in 2006. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Sociology, and her Master of Social Work Degree from the Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Tiffany enjoys working with adult clients of all ages – from young adults and college students to clients in their 30’s and beyond. She has experience working with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship and family issues.

Tiffany is focused on providing a safe and non-judgmental environment to help you explore your feelings, behaviors, relationships, and a path forward. She utilizes a person centered, holistic, and strengths based approach with her clients.

Whatever your reason for seeking therapy, she is happy you are here, and looking forward to providing a safe place for healing and growth.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, BIPOC, trauma, bipolar, BPD, LGBTQIA+, Spanish language

Jasmin Gonzalez, MA, LPCC, Spanish Speaking

Jasmin is the owner and psychotherapist of Gonzalez Pathways Counseling, LLC.

As a dedicated therapist, I specialize in providing compassionate and effective support to individuals on their journey towards healing and personal growth.

My therapeutic approach is rooted in a blend of evidence-based techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Solution-Focused Therapy. By integrating these modalities, I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs and goals of each client I work with.

Central to my practice is a human-centered approach, which emphasizes empathy, understanding, and non-judgmental support. I believe in meeting clients where they are on their journey and empowering them to take active steps towards positive change. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship issues, I am committed to providing a safe and supportive space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

My goal is not only to alleviate symptoms but also to help you uncover your inner strengths and resources, allowing you to cultivate resilience and achieve lasting well-being. Together, we will collaborate to identify and challenge unhelpful patterns, develop effective coping strategies, and work towards creating a life that feels fulfilling and meaningful to you.

With warmth, compassion, and a genuine dedication to your well-being, I look forward to supporting you on your path to healing and growth.

Adults, eating disorders, BPD, neurodiverse, ADHD, gender dysphoria, OCD, trauma, grief

Tori Lich, MA, LPCC

Tori Lich is the owner of Ardent Therapy Services, LLC.

It is my honor to provide clients with a safe space for personal growth and exploration. I aim to encourage clients to unpack and sort through the experiences that may be affecting their daily life. With the hope that through collaboration, curiosity, and empathy clients leave with a healthier and happier relationship with themselves and their loved ones.

I have experience working with Individuals that are experiencing challenges in Relationships, Communication, Co-dependence, Anxiety, Depression, Autism, Polyamorous/ENM, Infidelity, Attachment, Trauma, Perfectionism, Gender Identity, Sexuality and Chronic Illness.

If you are looking for tools to help you cope with and heal from life’s challenges, reach out to get started on your journey!

In my free time I like to Hike, Sing, Dance, Read, Crochet, as well as Play D&D, Video Games, Magic the gathering and Board Games.

Adults, grief, trauma, mens issues, LGBTQIA+

Blake Higgins, MA, LPCC

Blake is the owner and psychotherapist of Blake Higgins Counseling, LLC.

Hello, I’m Blake. I’m a therapist based in Boulder, Colorado who enjoys helping people find more freedom in their lives. I use somatic, psychodynamic, and mindfulness-based modalities to help process challenging emotions and discover new ways of being in the world. My approach to therapy is embodied, trauma-informed, and deeply respectful of the whole person who is sitting in front of me.

I have specialized and ongoing training in the Neuro-Affective Relational Model (NARM), a therapeutic technique that focuses on addressing attachment, relational, and developmental trauma (Complex PTSD). This modality can help us to work on a deeper level to gently explore the root causes of anxiety, depression, stress, addiction, shame, low self-worth, isolation, and relationship difficulties.

NARM holds the view that every person has within them the capacity to connect to their inherent sense of wholeness and aliveness. The only things standing in the way of this connection are outdated survival strategies that no longer serve us. Understanding these strategies and how to let them go can help us foster our connection to our authentic selves and our intrinsic life force.

I look forward to the possibility of undertaking this profound work together.

Adults, gender dysphoria, trans/non-binary, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergence, grief, aging, sexuality, IFS

Leigh Tatum, MSW, LCSW

Leigh Tatum is the owner of Leigh Tatum Counseling and Consulting, LLC.

Leigh is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has recently relocated to Colorado from Memphis, Tennessee. She earned a bachelors in Psychology at Auburn University and a masters degree in Social Work from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.

Leigh has worked with diverse populations across the lifespan within non-profit outpatient medical and mental health clinics. She utilizes a client-centered, strengths-based approach and believes in the resilience and capabilities within each person. She focuses on concerns with depression, anxiety, sexual or gender identity, grief and loss, self-esteem, spirituality, and navigating life’s many transitions.

Leigh operates from an anti-racist, queer-affirming stance and recognizes the impact of systems on our collective well being.

Leigh embraces an eclectic therapeutic style that is tailored to each person and can incorporate various elements including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Solutions focused therapy, and Internal Family Systems. She offers virtual, in office, or outdoor “walk and talk” sessions. She cultivates a safe space for clients, bringing compassion and authenticity, and playfulness to the therapeutic relationship. Leigh supports clients in moving toward holistic well being and activating the skills to find satisfaction, peace, and joy in their lives.

Adolescents, adults, LGBTQIA+, trauma, ADHD, trans/nonbinary

Kariana Jude, MS, LPCC

Hi there, I’m Kariana (she/her/hers)! I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) and the owner of Bloom and Blossom Counseling LLC.

I graduated in 2020 with my bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Marshall University. I continued my education and moved to Denver to get my master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver. During my education I learned that I wanted to create a safe and welcoming space for folks to allow themselves to grow, explore, and accept themselves.

I specialize working with the queer community, trauma, life transitions, sexuality, gender, career counseling, anxiety, and depression. Being a queer woman, I understand the hardship of trying to find a counselor that just “gets it” and has had a lived experience. My identities inform my personal and professional worldview by showing up and operating from a queer affirming, feminist, and client centered approach.

My therapeutic style is to approach therapy with a non-judgmental, accepting, and compassionate outlook that meets the client where they are at and empower them in their journey. Counseling is a collaborative adventure where we will explore tools that help navigate life’s challenges and develop a deeper understanding of yourself!

In my personal time I like to do yoga, hang out with my pets, listen to audiobooks, and play video games!

Adults individuals, couples, BIPOC, trans/non-binary, LGBTQIA+, polyamory/ENM, trauma

Ashley Moore, MA, LMFT

I’m Ashley, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the owner of Ashley Moore Therapy, LLC.

In 2015 I graduated from CU-Denver with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. I then went on to earn a Master of Science in Psychology from the University of Phoenix in 2018. After earning this degree, I spent four years working in mental health in varying capacities before completing a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northcentral University in 2022. Since graduating, I have completed additional training and courses – I am EMDR trained, a Board Certified Transgender Care Therapist, and a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist. I am now a Clinical Sexology Ph.D. Candidate with a specialization in kink-conscious therapy.

My practice is focused on identity development and personal and relational growth by providing a space for gracious acceptance and authenticity. As a BIPOC provider, my focus is not on pathologizing trauma or life experiences, but rather on facilitating and supporting self-exploration and growth. I provide a supportive space for all my clients through a trauma-informed, culturally relevant, LGBTQ+-affirming, and sex-positive lens. Through my affirming approach, I strive to create a safe space for any client who comes into my office and join alongside you in achieving your goals.

I have extensive experience working with teens, adults, families, and couples. In therapy, using an eclectic approach, I gravitate toward tenants of Collaborative Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Gottman Method, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), all through a systemic lens. No matter what brings you to therapy, if this is your first or fourth time, I believe growth is always possible, and you can enact change in your life. Life is a continuous journey full of twists and turns – I want to join alongside your journey!

Adult individuals, couples, families, grief, OCD, trauma, substance use, sobriety, LGBTQIA+

Shevy Jacobs, MS, MFTC

Shevy, MS, MFTC is the therapist and owner of Place To Thrive, LLC.

“TO KNOW EVEN ONE LIFE HAS BREATHED EASIER BECAUSE YOU HAVE LIVED. THIS IS TO HAVE SUCCEEDED.” RALPH WALDO EMERSON

Hi, I’m Shevy! I am honored and privileged to be a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate. I love working with couples as they explore and redefine their relationships. Adults working through introspection and reflection is another population I enjoy working with. Through gentle depth work, I walk with my clients on the journey of self-awareness. Together we explore and discover each person’s unique beauty. Relationship therapy and trauma therapy are often the start to finding the place to thrive. We begin the journey with respect for who the client is and where she is at. With compassion, understanding, and honor, we explore, repair, and recreate the most important relationships, beginning with the relationship with self. I’m passionate about connecting with people, walking with them on their personal journeys, and watching as they begin to feel truly alive.

When I’m not actively connecting deeply with people, I’m spending family time with my husband and kids or cooking, hiking, biking, reading, and enjoying music.

Adult individuals, trauma, substance use, ADHD, grief, OCD, neurodiverse, TBI, ERP, Biofeedback

Theresa Workhesier, MS, LPCC

Theresa Workheiser, MS, LPCC, is the therapist and owner of Neuro Solutions Counseling PLLC.

“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself” (Rumi). As a trauma survivor on a personal healing journey, I learned how to help others simultaneously. Healing was hard work, but finding the right therapist was a huge piece of the puzzle.

Traditional therapy fails so many trauma survivors. I aim to go beyond talk therapy to find the right modality for each unique client. It is a passion of mine to work with clients who face problems of trauma, stress, and coping with depression, and anxiety such as military veterans, and survivors of abuse. I also enjoy working with couples seeking healing and shared meaning in their relationship.

I hope to provide integrative and holistic counseling that is person-centered, neuropsychotherapy directed and focused on both cognition and behavior. I take a warm and non-judgemental approach to my practice and enjoy working with diverse individuals. I look forward to hearing your story.

Children, adolescents, adults, neurodiverse, ADHD, parenting, anxiety

Claire Mosier, MSW, SWC

Claire Mosier is the therapist and owner of Mindful Counseling, LLC.

Claire Mosier (she/her) is a Clinical Social Work Candidate (SWC) who obtained her bachelors degree in psychology from Washburn University and masters of social work from the University of Denver.

Claire is a trauma-informed therapist with a focus on client centered and strength-based approach. She has worked in a variety of settings, including inpatient and outpatient community mental health agencies, non-profits, schools, and now private practice. She focuses on issues around trauma, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, school challenges, and relationship counseling for individuals and couples. Claire works with ages 3+, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.

Claire is passionate about helping other’s achieve their goals through collaboration in a non-judgmental safe space.

Adults, neurodivergence, ADHD, trauma, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, grief, BPD, EMDR

Gwynaedd Howdyshell, MA, LPCC

Gwynaedd (‘Gwin-ed’), MA, LPCC is the therapist and owner of Howdy Counseling, LLC.

My name is Gwynaedd Howdyshell, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) with a Master’s degree in counselor education, specializing in clinical mental health counseling from Adams State University. My dedication to my clients’ well-being, coupled with genuine empathy, provides a safe and non-judgmental space for you to explore your emotions and experiences.

I wholeheartedly believe that every person’s story is unique, which is why I tailor my therapeutic approach to meet your individual needs. Drawing from a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including EMDR, Somatic focused DBT, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Internal Family Systems therapy, I strive to guide you towards self-awareness, emotional growth, and lasting positive change.

Throughout my career, I have gained expertise in helping clients navigate a variety of issues, such as ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, and life transitions. I specialize in assisting individuals in building self-esteem and developing coping strategies to effectively manage stress.

For me, therapy is a collaborative process between you, the client, and myself. I am deeply committed to creating a strong therapeutic alliance built on open and honest communication, fostering trust and understanding. In my view, therapy is a transformative journey that empowers you to tap into your inner strength and resources, leading to a more fulfilling life.

Adults, neurodivergence specialty, grief, chronic pain, ADHD, EMDR

Tricia Flancher, MS, LPC

Tricia Flancher is the owner of Dish Padot, LLC.

Tricia is originally from Pennsylvania. Throughout her life she has traveled extensively, studying and gaining appreciation for the influence that culture has on individuals and groups. Previous experience includes employment as a social worker, a teacher, a research assistant and as a minister. Tricia is warm, friendly, a good listener and enjoys helping others find new perspectives.

She earned a Master of Science degree in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University. In sessions, Tricia treats individual adults who have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, change of life issues, and issues relating to relationships as well as those who have experienced religious/spiritual abuse.

In addition to treating clients for anxiety, depression and other conditions, Patricia specializes in treating clients who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Level 1, with those who may share similar characteristics and have not been formally diagnosed with ASD and with those who are curious about Autism Spectrum characteristics, in themselves or in a loved one. Patricia helps clients to make sense of their symptoms and condition and works with individuals to create a customized plan for success related to communication issues, executive functioning challenges, emotional regulation, relationships struggles and more. She also sees clients who seek help for management of ADHD symptoms.

She also has a special interest in treating clients with psychogastroenterological symptoms (the brain gut connection) and coping with chronic medical conditions. Preferred treatment methods include EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. As a lifelong learner, she is always researching and learning more about evidence-based therapies to use with her clients.

Adults, Couples, BIPOC, Queer, ADHD, Grief, Trauma, Depression, Anxiety, Polyamory/ENM

Alan Hale, MA, LPC, MFTC

Alan Hale is the owner of Forma Therapy, PLLC.

As a queer BIPOC individual, my passion is working with other individuals, relationships, and family systems of the queer and or BIPOC community. If you grew up in a culture that viewed mental health as taboo, you may be feeling alone and hopeless. Know that you are not alone in your journey. I believe that people and relationships can thrive if given the proper support, nourishment, and environment. We are all given the same tools, but how helpful can it be if we were never taught how to use them? With some direction, non-judgement, and unconditional positive regard I believe people are capable of incredible things.

Our mission at Forma Therapy is to empower individuals, and relationships (whether, traditional, non-traditional, LGBTQIA+, etc.) and family systems to step into their full potential. I utilize emotionally focused, cognitive behavioral, person-centered, Internal family systems, and humor in addressing things such as communication, identity, anxiety/depression, grief, and much more.

Adolescents, adults, couples, BIPOC, polyamory/ENM, ADHD, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary

Erica Laskin, MSW, LCSW

Erica Laskin is the owner of Blindspot.light PLLC.

Healing and growth are not linear processes. Often, before we can become who we’re meant to be, we first need to unlearn and understand who we’ve been. Erica believes that being an effective counselor, therapist, and coach means developing a personalized and individualized approach for each client. By combining elements of clinical therapy and life coaching, Erica offers her clients a wide variety of modalities, frameworks, skills, and support along their journeys.

Erica acknowledges the amount courage it takes to seek outside support and wants her clients to know that therapy doesn’t have to be a deep-dive into the most vulnerable parts of themselves. Sometimes counseling is simply a space for people to feel safe, complete, and accepted; or a space where someone will listen with empathy and without judgment. Sometimes it’s beneficial to have an outside, subjective, professional sounding board.

Erica specializes in working with trauma, inner-child healing, relationships, intimacy, and communication. She approaches her work through a trauma-informed and anti-racist lens and is an LGBTQ+ affirming and sex-positive therapist. She enjoys working with couples as well as polyamorous and open-relationships.

Erica has been committed to her personal growth and development for over a decade. She has completed Landmark Education’s “Curriculum for Living” as well as a five month coaching program through Desire on Fire. Erica’s personal development work has involved healing the parts of herself that she’s been conditioned to feel shame and guilt around, in order to embody her most authentic and full self. It is her hope and intention that by being transparent around her own journey, her clients feel safe doing the same.

Born in China and raised in Baltimore, MD, Erica was adopted into a multiracial and multicultural family when she was just an infant. This life experience has allowed her to explore the concepts of identity, attachment, relationships, and belonging from a very young age. One of Erica’s greatest strengths is her ability to create spaces where her clients feel safe – safe to feel their feelings, safe to express their emotions, safe to be themselves, and safety within their bodies. Her commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion has allowed her to work with populations all over the country, from Baltimore, Trenton, Princeton, Commerce City, Denver, and Loveland.

Adults, Queer, ADHD, neurodiverse, trans/non-binary, LGBTQIA+, sex/porn addiction, OCD, trauma

Brian Coleman, MA, LPC

Brian is the owner of Leo Rising Counseling Solutions LLC.

My journey as therapist started long before I decided that I wanted to pursue a career in psychology. One thing that I have always had the knack for, Is seeing the potential in people and situations. If you ask any of my current clients, the reason they keep on coming back is because of my uncanny ability to see the beyond the outdated narratives into a whole new realm of possibilities. It brings me great joy to see people grow past their trauma and live to their full potential. As a therapist, the most powerful gift that I have to offer is the ability to see beyond what is and what appears to be, and a passion to turn that new reality into attainable goals.

My actual journey as a therapist started through my own healing. I come from a family that was plagued with abuse and addiction, which resulted in my own experiences with complex trauma. I made it my life’s work to understand the cycle of abuse, intergenerational trauma, the physiological and emotional implications of trauma and to understand what it really means to heal. This path led me to exploring both traditional and somatic approaches. It is my belief that both play an integral part in healing. The traditional (top down) talk therapy approach brings awareness to your conscious experience and allows you the power of understanding and choice, while the somatic (bottom up) approach brings awareness to physical symptoms and sensations; allowing you to make sense of what your body is trying to communicate to you.

One of my core values as a therapist, a proud member of the LGBTQ community and a human is community; specifically, the respect for the rights, differences, and dignity of all beings. I firmly believe that we all have the right to feel safe and calm in our own body and mind. I believe in the healing power of social support. As a therapist, I feel that it is not only my job to walk beside you in your healing journey but to also encourage you and help empower you along the way. No one should have to face it alone when there is help out there from someone who has traveled down that road before. I encourage you to take the first step toward your new life and schedule a consultation today.

Adolescents, adults, families, ADHD, addiction, sobriety, OCD, BPD, bipolar, eating disorders, parenting, LGBTQIA+

Yazmine Greco, MSW, LCSW

Yazmine Moore is the owner of Embracing Change Counseling, LLC.

Yazmine Moore (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Yazmine obtained her Master of Social Work from the University of Denver, with a concentration in Mental Health. She holds a certificate in Trauma from the University of Denver and utilizes a trauma-informed approach when working with clients. Yazmine is also an Adult Associate Level Treatment Provider with the Colorado Sex Offender Management Board (SOMB) and specializes in providing therapeutic treatment and intervention for individuals struggling with sexual behaviors, sexual disorders and sexual offending, while utilizing a victim-centered approach. Yazmine utilizes various evidence-based treatment modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). She provides a therapeutic environment that is person-centered and utilizes a holistic approach.

Yazmine has knowledge and experience in working with high-need, high-risk individuals; families facing hardships, such as the effects of trauma; and behavioral health concerns, including involvement with the criminal justice system. She has worked with children, adolescents and adults diagnosed with Autism, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Schizophrenia, Substance Use Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder and more. She has also worked with youth and adults who have experienced domestic violence, physical and sexual abuse, abandonment and neglect, and those who have been removed from their primary caregivers due to family violence and drug and alcohol addiction. Yazmine is currently taking clients ages 12 to 40. She is passionate about providing behavioral health and mental health services, psycho-education and ensuring the safety and wellbeing of others. By utilizing a trauma-informed approach, her goal is to provide a safe, welcoming therapeutic environment for all individuals.

The first step to change is being vulnerable enough to admit that you need help. That help is out there. You just need to ask for it.

Adolescents, adults, parenting, sobriety, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, bipolar, anxiety, anger, trauma

Autumn Coppejans, M.Ed., LPC, NCC

Autumn Coppejans is the owner of Empathic Evolution Counseling LLC.

Autumn is a Licensed Professional Counseling Candidate currently offering counseling services at Higher Sights Counseling. Originally from the Midwest, Autumn received a BA in Journalism and a BA in Graphic Design from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. After many years exploring various professions in the publishing, legal, and hospitality worlds while also building her own business, Autumn felt a calling to be a counselor. She attended DePaul University in Chicago to pursue a Masters of Education, focusing on school counseling and clinical counseling. Autumn is currently a high school counselor at a large, public high school in the Denver Metro area and is able to offer clients evening and weekend sessions.

Autumn believes that every person has a story worth hearing and clients are the experts of their own life. She hopes to gain the trust of her clients by building their self-awareness and using strength-based coping skills to improve their quality of life. Autumn focuses her practice around choice theory/reality therapy, empowering her clients to see the aspects of their life that they can and cannot control and respond to. She also uses a CBT approach to challenge thoughts and feelings that do not serve the client in a positive manner. Autumn also utilizes solution-focused therapy to create goals to move the client forward in their journey.

Autumn has experience working with children, adolescents, young adults and adults who struggle with a variety of challenges such as: anxiety, depression, relational issues, self-esteem, identity exploration, anger management and trauma. Autumn’s passion in life is to serve, love and encourage others to reach for their potential and live a life they love.

Adolescents, adults, OCD specialist, bipolar, sobriety, anger, sexuality, trans/non-binary, LGBTQIA+

Brooks Canaday, MA, LPC

Brooks Canaday is the owner of Core Constellation Counseling, LLC.

Hi, I’m Brooks. Talking about things that you might feel ashamed of or distressed by can be tough, but I believe these experiences deserve to be understood with deep compassion and that facing them head-on is the way forward.

Are you overwhelmed by disturbing intrusive thoughts that seem too terrible to talk about? Do you ever feel powerless to stop using pornography? Or are you grappling with how to authentically live your masculinity in an increasingly complex world? If you identify with any of these struggles, please know that you are not alone and that you can find your way to greater well-being.

Imagine feeling less burdened by distressing intrusive thoughts and compulsions, going through your day with a sense of serenity and a clear conscience, or feeling more secure and authentic in your masculinity. Feeling better can sometimes seem impossible, but I believe that no matter where you have been, you can change where you are going.

I utilize empirically validated approaches including Exposure and Response Prevention, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help you come to better understand yourself, learn new skills, and connect with more fulfilling and engaging ways of being that align with your core values. I hope to help you on your own unique path to growth and meaning.

Adults, couples, ADHD, chronic illness/pain, grief, trauma, polyamory/ENM

Kimberly Coon, MA, LPC, MFTC

Kimberly Coon is the owner of Cultivate Counseling, PLLC.

Have you been feeling anxious, depressed, or just not like yourself? Are you feeling isolated and worried that you don’t have close relationships? Are you tired of trying to cope with things alone? It’s time to reach out and get the support you deserve. At Cultivate Counseling, I offer compassionate, non-judgmental clinical counseling services to people from diverse backgrounds. I work collaboratively with clients to identify goals and help them achieve their desired outcomes.

I am here to provide a safe and caring space for you to explore your unique experience. You are the expert on your life; I’m the expert on change. My job is to guide you on your path to wellness.

I know taking the next steps can be difficult, but many people begin experiencing change as soon as they make the call! Schedule a free consultation to get started.

Adolescents, adults, parenting, trauma, grief, neurodiverse, chronic pain/illness, LGBTQIA+

Frank Tenorio, MSW, LCSW

Frank is the owner of Embodied Vitality LLC.

I believe we all have something unique to offer the world and adversity alone should not stop us from pursuing our fullest potential.

When we’re stuck in defense patterns, compassion and creativity go offline. Left unexamined, this can become our normal way of being. Which can kinda work… until it doesn’t. And when the wheels fall off, we’re often faced with another moment of crisis.

Having a trusted and skilled therapist can support your mind and body’s ability to rebound from a traumatic experience and create a new way forward.

In my work with clients, I offer my unique skill set in service to the unique challenges facing each individual I sit in session with. I apply therapeutic interventions from my training and experience in somatic therapy, parts work, and ecopsychology to facilitate neuro-emotional regulation, integration of past experiences, and the rediscovery of choicefulness.

Outside of therapy, I spend most of my time playing music, practicing yoga, and spending time outdoors near my home in Durango, Colorado.

We can work together to develop the tools you need to bring the transformation you dream of. Healing takes time, and can be catalyzed by developing connections with the right people at the right time. Let’s find out if we’re a good fit for each other.

Adults, chronic pain/illness, OCD, eating disorders, trauma, EMDR, IFS

Jamie Woelk, MA, LPCC

Jamie is the owner of Roots and Wings Counseling, LLC.

You know there are parts of your life that aren’t working. Maybe you’ve tried to fix them. You’ve also tried to ignore, tolerate, and cope with them. But it’s been painful and lonely and you’re discouraged and frustrated enough to do something different. Maybe you’re not sure whether therapy can help in any significant or lasting way. Are you open to the possibility that real change and a life with more ease, wholeness, and connection might be closer than you think? I’d love for us to explore together how you might get there. I’ll learn what matters the most to you and we can look at what’s getting in the way of you having the life you want. Stressful experiences from your past are probably impacting the way you feel and see the world. As part of our work together, we can restore a sense of safety to your nervous system so you can feel more connected to yourself and others. As you learn to move through the world with more comfort and confidence, your life can begin to feel like play instead of survival. I specialize in chronic pain, eating disorders, body image concerns, social anxiety, and attachment issues. I have training in EMDR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, and The Gottman Method.

Adults, couples, BIPOC, sex/sexuality, polyamory/ENM, Narcissism, trauma

Ebony Towner, MA, LPC

Ebony is the owner of Chronicles Therapy Collective, LLC.

Life is complex, confusing, and sometimes difficult. Your past has a way of interfering with your present life as well as your hopes and dreams for the future. You may experience relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, or other issues that affect your life. Or you may have a desire to know and show up as your authentic self more in your life.

I provide a therapeutic space for you to process the difficulties of your past and present, and venture to understand the patterns that prevent you from having the life that you want. I believe that healing is a long and difficult journey that is best done in connection with empathetic others. As your therapist, I will join you in your journey and provide safety, understanding, acceptance, reflection, and perspective that is rarely found in our everyday relationships. This therapeutic relationship will facilitate healing, growth, skills, and courage to take steps in your life that in the past have been too daunting. This work is not simple, but our ongoing work together will help you create a life that is more authentic, peaceful, and satisfying.

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Ebony Towner is a registered Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC.0021299) practicing in the state of Colorado. She received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UC Berkeley in 2006, a master’s degree in Special Education at San Francisco State University in 2014, and recently completed a second master’s in Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University in Alamosa, CO. Ebony has worked with clients as a psychotherapist for 3 years and was previously a behavior therapist for children on the autism spectrum. Ebony has coordinated many psychoanalytic seminars with various organizations and individuals including the New Center for Psychoanalysis, and the Regional Bion Symposium.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, family, BIPOC, addiction, sobriety, ADHD, neurodivergence, OCD, LGBTQIA+

Kiara Faulkner, MS, LPCC

Kiara is the owner of A Brand-New Way to Heal, LLC.

Hello, my name is Kiara Faulkner. Kiara has a masters in clinical mental health counseling. I have worked with individuals from adolescence through adulthood, in groups, and individual settings. I want to first say congratulations on your healing journey! As a clinician my goal is to create a safe space for you to be able to work towards achieving your mental health goals. My approach for counseling is CBT, DBT and motivational interviewing. The areas I specialize in is addiction, trauma, depression, and anxiety to name a few. I have over 5 years in the mental health field and over 3 years’ experience working with the addiction population.

I am here to help you along the way knowing healing and changes can be difficult. I look forward to building a healthy therapeutic relationship with you!

Adolescents, adults, BIPOC, trauma, OCD, BPD, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, EMDR

Samantha Burns, MA, LPC, NCC

Samantha Burns is the owner of Clarity Minds Counseling, LLC.

Samantha is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Higher Sights Counseling. Samantha was raised in New Hampshire, however recently moved to Colorado from South Carolina where she received her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lenoir-Rhyne University. Samantha also received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Winthrop University in South Carolina. Samantha is also pursuing a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Northern Colorado. Samantha believes that empathy and genuineness is a crucial part of the counseling experience and uses these aspects as a guide for her counseling practice. Working with children, adolescents, and adults, she uses a variety of different therapeutic modalities based on the needs of the individual. Samantha also has experience working with individuals who may be experiencing troubles with anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, grief, school difficulties and more.

Aside from work, Samantha enjoys reading a good book, spending time with family and doing puzzles in her free time. She also continues her education through taking different trainings that provide a framework in her own professional development to help the individuals she works with. She believes that everyone deserves a therapist who will provide a calming, safe space for each individual and is so excited to be part of the team at Higher Sights!

Adults, couples, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, OCD, ADHD, addiction, grief, polyamory/ENM, eating disorders, EMDR

Lauren Ireland, MA, LPC, NCC

Lauren Ireland is the owner of Evolving Beings Embodied Connections Counseling, LLC.

Hello and congratulations on beginning your journey to improving your mental health, wellbeing, and relationships! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned my Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health with an emphasis in Couples and Family Therapy. I am currently working towards my Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, where I enjoy the privilege of teaching and supervising Master’s students who are working towards becoming mental health counselors. I enjoy and have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. My theoretical orientation for counseling integrates attachment-focused, relational-cultural, and person-centered theories, while I continuously consider clients’ intersectional identities from an equitable, multicultural, and social justice lens.

I believe clients of all ages are fiercely capable, and that you all know yourselves best! I think counseling can be considered when we believe we could benefit from an objective perspective or when we feel lost, misunderstood, or confused regarding how to move forward. I will work diligently to build a relationship with you, or with each of you in your relationship, to facilitate a sense of trust, safety, and unconditional positive regard. I am empathic, while also being direct, which means I will respectfully and compassionately challenge and confront you to lessen cognitive dissonance and to promote a sense of awareness and congruency.

When you are ready, I will be here to support and encourage you to create change, break old patterns, and achieve your goals!

Adolescents, adults, LGBTQIA+, ADHD, sobriety, Bipolar, chronic disease/illness, neurodivergence, EMDR

Olivia Massey, MSW, LSW

Olivia Massey is the owner of Elevated Minds Therapy LLC.

Hello, my name is Olivia Massey. I am a Licensed Social Worker and I am a trauma informed therapist. I am trained in EMDR and Cognitive Processing Therapy which helps clients relieve stress from PTSD or trauma. Additional modalities that I use are Client/Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). I also regularly utilize and teach grounding techniques in sessions such as breathing and relaxation, tapping, mindfulness, and visualization exercises. I tailor my approach to the individual by creating treatment plans around the client’s individual needs and goals for their healing journey.

While enjoy working with all clients I have the most experience working with adults ranging from 18 to 55, experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, life transitions, relationship concerns, and chronic stress.

Adolescents, adults, couples, OCD, BPD, eating disorders, grief, bipolar, substance use, addiction, trauma, polyamory/ENM

Brooke Lederer, MSW, LCSW

Brooke Lederer is the owner of Mountain Brooke Wellness, LLC.

Brooke grew up in Colorado and received her undergraduate degree from the University of Denver, where she majored in criminology and minored in sustainability. She then went on to complete her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver in 2014, where she focused on families and trauma therapy. Brooke has experience working with adolescents, adults, parents, and families, and believes in each person’s ability to thrive mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.

Brooke wishes to support her clients in building skills to access their own resiliency and capabilities. She utilizes a strengths-based approach and evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Motivational Interviewing, and incorporates mindfulness and somatic integration into her sessions. Brooke brings compassion, patience, honesty, and direct feedback to her relationships with her clients to support them in interrupting unhealthy patterns and leading them towards living in alignment with their own values.

Adults, couples, ADHD, eating disorders, LGBTQIA+

Emily Talarczyk, MA, MFTC

Emily Talarczyk is the owner of Emily Talarczyk, LLC.

Emily earned her masters degree from Regis University and is a Marriage and Family Therapy Candidate who specializes in working within a systemic/relational framework with individuals, couples, and families. Originally from the suburbs of Chicago, she received her bachelors degree in human physiology from the University of Iowa and is passionate about combining the worlds of mental and physical health to promote overall well-being.

Emily incorporates EFT in her couples work to identify underlying emotions, address attachment wounds, and promote understanding and communication to end negative cycles in your relationship. She also enjoys working from a Satir and Narrative perspective with families and individuals. Beyond relational conflicts, Emily has experience working with trauma, grief and loss, LGBTQ, and eating disorders. With every client, she strives to create a safe space for them to discuss hard or painful topics to achieve mental peace and an improved relationship not only with yourself, but with those in your life.

Adults, addiction/substance use, OCD, trauma, polyamory, LBTQIA+, grief, Veterans, Narcissism

Blake Helton, MSW, LSW

Blake Helton is the owner of Helton Counseling, LLC.

I am a Licensed Social Worker in Colorado. Struggling to process real life? Maybe there is a barrier that is stopping you from your full potential? I strive to provide a person-centered approach to therapy. I believe that you as the individual are the expert in your own life. I aim to help others process their emotions and other difficulties that they may have going on in their life. I believe that everyone has the potential to lead a happy, productive, and safe lifestyle. I pull therapeutic strategies from a variety of sources over my educational and life experience. Some of those may include the Gottman Method, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and CBT to name a few. I have experience in working with:

• Couples
• Addiction
• Behavioral Health
• PTSD
• Trauma
• Sobriety Management

Adolescents, adults, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, grief, BPD, Narcissism

Shelby Nolan, MA, LPC, NCC

Shelby Nolan is the owner of A Divergent Lens Counseling, LLC.

You may feel like you keep finding yourself on the same path, no matter how many times you walk off. You may feel like everything inside is a knotted ball of yarn, mixed up and hard to follow. Or maybe you feel like you’ve run out of ideas on how to change or what to do. It’s lonely, confusing, and frustrating to be in this position, like stumbling through a forest with no sun (or mountains!) to tell you which direction you’re headed.

I can help you break patterns, untangle your inner mind, and take a step back to find a new perspective. I use an integrative approach that’s both challenging and relational, mixing my training with my experience, combining the science and the art of being a practitioner.

I’m neurodivergent and no stranger to therapy, anxiety, burnout, or trauma. But I have been able to find the things I needed in the situations I didn’t deserve, and I want to help you do the same.

Adults, ADHD, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, grief, trauma, Art Therapy

Sarah Swedlow, MA, LPCC

Sarah is the owner of Sarah Swedlow Counseling, LLC.

Sarah earned her master’s degree in mental health counseling with a specialization in art therapy from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Originally from Austin, Texas, she has a deep appreciation for art, music, and all other modalities of expression. Sarah works to provide a welcoming space for adolescents, adults, couples, and families with a client-centered approach to ensure you are receiving the kind of care you desire. Her background in the expressive therapies offers creative complements to traditional talk therapy without requiring any background in art. Sarah has experience working with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, and crisis management. All people are welcomed and celebrated here as Sarah believes that mental health care is a right, not a luxury.

Adults, couples, addiction, grief, trauma, OCD, ADHD, BPD

Eric Tulga, MA, LPCC

Eric Tulga is the owner of Custom Counseling, LLC.

I am a Counselor in Lakewood, Colorado. My goal is to help you not just get through life but live fulfilling and meaningful lives. I have worked with individuals from all walks of life, including adolescents, adults, and couples.

Therapy is not easy, and it can be challenging to explain your feelings and experiences to someone who doesn’t know you well. I believe there are many reasons we struggle with mental health issues or addiction. Therefore, my approach is tailored to your needs to work toward the best possible outcome.

My approach to therapy is to meet you where you are and empower you to take the next step through goal-setting and skill-building. I hope to help you push through fears and learn healthy coping methods. Regularly confiding in someone gives us a sense of security and peace of mind.

I have experience in counseling individuals and couples dealing with addictions (drugs, alcohol, sex), relationship issues, sex therapy, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, and anger management. Life’s journey is joyous at times and challenging at others. Through counseling, I believe every person can achieve a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Adults, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, trauma, grief, ADHD, EMDR

Crista James, MSW, LCSW

Crista James is the owner of My Dynamic Being, LLC.

Originally from the Northwest, Crista moved to Colorado, to attend Colorado State University where she earned a Bachelor’s of Social Work degree with a minor in gerontology and a Master’s of Social Work degree. Crista also has an Associates of Applied Science degree in Holistic Health and has been licensed and certified in Massage Therapy for 16 years.

Crista specializes in counseling older adults and thoroughly enjoys providing therapy for diverse adults in all stages of life. She uses her training in EMDR, and other researched based methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, and Mindfulness, for an integrative therapeutic approach for anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and other complex issues.

Crista is ready to use her knowledge of holistic wellness of mind, body, and spirit to provide personalized supportive therapy for you on your unique path to healing and better wellbeing.

Children, adolescents, adults, trauma, trans/non-binary, eating disorders, OCD

Lily Bicknell, MSW, LCSW

Lily is the owner of LCB Therapy, LLC.

I practice person-centered therapy, which means that I aim to create a therapeutic environment of empathy, acceptance, and authenticity. During sessions, I give suggestions about techniques to try and skills to practice, but I believe my clients are the experts on their lives and what works best for them. My goal is to empower my clients to determine how they want to move forward rather than telling them what to do.

I strive not to judge my clients for their actions; instead, I help them uncover the underlying thoughts and motivations behind their behaviors. Because I have been trained as a social worker, I acknowledge and address the system that surrounds my clients and contributes to their struggles; this includes home, school, work, and social settings in addition to class, race, gender, sexuality, and ability.

If you need someone to listen from a place of understanding rather than judgment, come talk to me. Together, we will untangle your struggles and chart your unique path to peace and happiness. Expect a fresh perspective, a lot of validation, and a gentle push when you need it.

Specialties:

• Children, Adolescents, Adults
• Couples and Families
• Life Transitions
• Self Esteem & Confidence Issues
• Behavioral & Emotional Problems
• Relationship Conflict & Communication Issues
• Gender Identity & Sexuality
• Trauma
• Depression
• Anxiety and Panic Attacks
• Severe and Persistent Mental Illness

Adolescents, young adults, eating disorders, bipolar, ADHD, gender dysphoria/trans/LGBTQIA+, EMDR

Abby Moll, MA, LPC

Abby Moll is the owner of InBloom Therapy, LLC.

Abby is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Higher Sights Counseling. Originally from Florida, she received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Central Florida and her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College. Abby also has a certificate from Rollins College in College and University Counseling, which is a specialized area of study surrounding college student development.

Abby has experience working with adolescents, college and university students, young adults and adults who struggle with a variety of presenting challenges such as: anxiety, depression, relational issues, self-esteem, disordered eating, identity exploration, substance use and anger management.

Abby takes a person-centered and strengths based approach, while incorporating various therapeutic methods including EMDR, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing and Mindfulness. Abby believes that no two people are the same and ensures she adjusts her approach to best suit the needs of each individual she works with. The therapeutic relationship is of utmost importance and Abby strives to always create a nonjudgmental and safe space for clients to heal and grow.

Abby works collaboratively with clients to help them gain awareness and insight into their problems and empowers individuals by focusing on and identifying their own strengths. She assists clients by teaching practical coping skills that can be applied to their day to day lives with the goal of overcoming personal challenges.

Adolescents, adults, OCD, grief, eating disorders, trauma, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+

Jessica Laskowitz, MA, LPC, NCC

Jessica is the owner of Every Mind Matters PLLC.

“Your past is just a story, and once you realize this, it has no power over you.”- Chuck Palahniuk

Jessica is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate at Higher Sights. She received her bachelor’s degree in general psychology from Fort Lewis College and her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University. Jessica has a passion for working with individuals who are suffering from numerous mental health concerns including grief and loss, LQBTQ+, personality disorders, adjustment disorders, anxiety, depression, and past/current traumas. She enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults in all these areas. Jessica uses a variety of therapeutic techniques such as CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, REBT, ACT, and EFT to help clients work on challenging their irrational thoughts while accepting and understanding their feelings and personal growth. Jessica’s goal is to hold a safe and comfortable space for all her clients who are ready to go on this therapeutic journey. In her free time, Jessica loves to spend time mountain biking, skiing, rock climbing, and learning more about current approaches to best assist her clients. Jessica has a passion for helping others heal and grow so they can achieve mental, spiritual, and emotional well-being.

Adults, Couples, Trauma, Anxiety, Women's Issues, EMDR

Mandy Vigil, MSW, LCSW

Mandy Vigil is the owner of Mandy Vigil, MSW, LCSW, LLC, and the Clinical Director of Higher Sights Counseling.

Mandy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has recently relocated to Colorado. Originally from New Mexico, Mandy earned a bachelors and a masters degree in Clinical Social Work from New Mexico Highlands University. She has worked with diverse populations ranging from children, adolescents to adults and families within settings such as outpatient facilities and clinics, non-profit organizations, and federally funded programs. She utilizes a client-centered and strengths-based approach and believes that trust and collaboration in the therapeutic relationship are the most important aspects of the process. She focuses on issues around trauma, depression, anxiety,  self-esteem, and relationship counseling for individuals and couples. Mandy incorporates various therapeutic elements including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and is certified in the Gottman Method Level 1 and Level 2. Mandy is passionate about providing a safe space, to cultivate greater self-understanding, compassion for oneself and the ability to navigate life’s challenges with more clarity and ease.

Adults, trauma, LGBTQIA+

Laura Pape, MSW, LCSW

Laura Pape is the owner of Into the Wild Counseling, LLC.

Laura Pape (she, her, hers) is an LCSW who moved to Colorado from New York City in 2017. She received her Bachelor’s Degree at Lehigh University and her Master of Social Work from the University of Denver. Laura provides culturally competent, holistic therapy to individuals, couples and families with a focus on attachment theory. She utilizes various Evidence-Based interventions such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Motivational Interviewing to address a variety of presenting problems in mental health including depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress and relationship problems. Laura believes that there are not enough places in the world where a person is free to be their truly authentic self without fear of judgement. In practice, she creates a safe space for her clients to access and unravel stories ingrained in the psyche. She helps clients re-organize their key emotional responses and better understand their attachment needs in order to form stronger, long lasting bonds with others. Laura looks forward to working with you to navigate life’s complex currents.

Adults, OCD, phobias, trauma, sexual trauma, EMDR

Jessica Ham, MSW, LCSW

Jessica Ham is the owner of Jessica Ham MSW, LLC.

Hi, my name is Jessica and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the states of Colorado and Ohio. I specialize in Trauma/Complex Trauma using EMDR, Ego States (inner child work) and complementary modalities to address those life events that take up unwanted space in your mind, preventing you from living your best life. Trauma can have a lasting impact on our mental and emotional well-being, making it difficult to move forward and find peace. I work with adults and young adults to address trauma as well as complex trauma (CPTSD). You will guide the way in the therapeutic process, whether you want to work quickly to resolve a recent trauma, or work slowly and intentionally to address long term or childhood wounds. Contact me to set up a free consultation.

I also enjoy working with men on issues common to them such as self-esteem, depression and perfectionist/OCD type tendencies. I want to help to address the stigma that you should be able to handle it all on your own.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, families, neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+

Troy Schimek, MS, LPC, NCC, CYMHP, ADHD-CCSP

Troy Schimek is the owner of Immediate Futures, LLC.

Troy is an experienced counselor working for the past 17 years in schools in Colorado, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Troy has a BA in Education from the University of Wyoming and a Masters in Guidance and Counseling from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Troy specializes in Young Adults, Teens and Children in all areas of life and experiences.

Troy uses a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy and Reality based therapy to help clients work on quieting their thoughts to be able to accept and understand their feelings and thoughts, recognizing what is inside their area of control. Troy has experience working with blended families, divorce, couples, anxiety, depression, death, grief, LGBTQ, bullying and many other issues.

Troy is also a certified ADHD provider and a Certified Youth Mental Health Practitioner.

Adolescents, adults, couples, faith, trauma, grief

Lindsey Miller, MA, LPCC

Lindsey Miller is the owner of Empower You Counseling, LLC.

Lindsey is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate at Higher Sights Counseling. She completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a Minor in Business from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). During her undergrad she competed for the NCAA swim team, was co-president of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and coached a local competitive club swimming team. She continued her education at Colorado Christian University where she received a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has a variety of experience working with all ages from young children to adults, and specializes in helping individuals overcome struggles with life transitions, fear, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and grief and loss. Lindsey is also passionate about helping athletes with their unique mental health challenges.

Lindsey utilizes a strengths-based approach to counseling along with a variety of evidence-based therapeutic techniques. These include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Christian Counseling, and Mindfulness Therapy. Lindsey is passionate about empowering her clients, and desires for each to find a greater sense of self-worth, purpose, hope, and healing through their therapeutic journey. She promotes holistic wellness, and wants to help her clients obtain optimal mental, emotional, physical, relational, and spiritual health. Lindsey provides an encouraging, warm, accepting environment for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, experience, and goals.

Outside of counseling you can find Lindsey swimming, hiking, country swing-dancing, painting, trying out a new restaurant, and ideally doing all of the former with people. She loves God, her family and friends, the beach, dogs, laughter, and pancakes.

Adults, BIPOC, OCD, ADHD, trauma, grief, bipolar, Spanish language, EMDR

Julieta Vargas, MSW, LCSW, Spanish Speaking

Julieta Vargas is the owner of JV Counseling, PLLC.

Hello and bienvenidos! I am a bilingual and bi-literate Mexican American Latina. I am also the daughter of immigrant parents. My experience has consisted of working with diverse families and individuals who have survived a traumatic event. I am particularly skilled in working with the Latinx community while offering a culturally competent approach. I primarily work with young/individual adults.

As a social worker, I have worked in schools, non-profit organizations, and community mental health center.

I believe that people hold the strength and power to create change within themselves. I approach therapy through a trauma-informed lens to support you with exploring/processing different concerns and challenges in life. I aim to offer a calm and open space for you to be vulnerable and feel safe.

Join me in a 15-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit.

Adults, OCD, grief, trauma, sobriety, sex/sexuality

Jessica Rangel, MA, LPCC, NCC

Jessica Rangel is the owner of Inner Guide Counseling, LLC.

Jessica is passionate about helping others find clarity in their relationships with themselves, their communities, and their world.

She has worked with people across the lifespan in a variety of therapeutic settings including residential treatment, community mental health, and transitional housing. Her draw towards nature led her into the field of wilderness and outdoor-based therapy where she gained a passion for sustainable life skills, experiential therapy, and the healing power of sharing our stories with others.

Her focus is on supporting individuals navigating depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, self-esteem, grief, trauma, and loss. She is also an advocate for Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and works with individuals integrating non-ordinary states of consciousness as catalysts for change.

Grounded in an authentic relationship-focused approach, Jessica believes in the innate wisdom that each individual holds. She utilizes evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as well as a blend of somatic and mindfulness modalities to promote self-exploration and inner guidance. Her approach is holistic and collaborative as she works to help individuals identify personal values and commit to actions that enrich their lives.

Adults, couples, ADHD, trauma, addiction, BPD, OCD, EMDR

Tim Flemming, MA, LPCC, ADDC

Tim is the owner of Purposeful Directions, LLC.

Before starting his own private practice, Tim provided mental health and addiction counseling to individuals and groups. Most of his time was spent serving forensic clients, who were state-mandated to inpatient rehabilitation for a history of felony convictions and serious drug use. Many of them had dual diagnoses, meaning they had mental health issues coinciding with their substance use disorders (which is often the case). Tim relied heavily on various counseling theories including Existential Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Narrative Therapy. He became trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) to help treat specific trauma (PTSD) and complex/developmental trauma.

The trauma work is probably the most personally rewarding aspect of Tim’s job. Effective treatment can be like cleaning out an old, dusty attic teeming with cobwebs. He has seen clients drastically improve in a very short amount of time: becoming brighter, lighter, fuller versions of themselves over the course of just a few sessions. In addition to trauma, Tim is proud of his ability to work with most presenting problems. He understands his clients as doing the best they know how. And that no matter what they’ve been through or what they think of themselves today, greater self-acceptance and change are possible.

Tim has an office in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, southeast of Downtown Denver. All are welcome, and he looks forward to helping you become the best You, you can be.

Couples, individuals, families, ADHD, bipolar, BPD, EMDR

Kacie Aleksiewicz, MA, LPCC, NCC

Kacie Aleksiewicz (she/her) is the therapist and owner of A-Z Counseling, LLC.

With a passion for helping individuals, couples, and families navigate these complex challenges, I am committed to fostering positive change and empowering my clients to lead fulfilling lives.

Focusing on evidence-based therapeutic modalities, I employ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Brain-spotting techniques. I also use the Gottman Method and am trained in Level 1-2. These modalities serve as powerful tools to address the unique needs of individuals struggling with BPD, anxiety, depression, and codependency.

I take a human-centered approach, recognizing the importance of establishing a genuine and compassionate connection with each client. I aim to facilitate a collaborative journey towards healing and personal growth by creating a safe and supportive therapeutic environment.

Adults, adolescents, ADHD, OCD, IFS, EMDR

Molly Rust, MA, LPCC

Molly Rust (she/her/hers), MA, LPCC, is a therapist and the owner of Annapurna Counseling Services, PLLC.

Welcome! I am Molly Rust, a licensed professional counselor candidate here in Colorado. I received my Master’s in Global Trauma and International Disaster Psychology from the University of Denver in June of 2023. I am passionate about working with individuals through existential and humanistic lenses and a narrative framework. I view therapy as being a partnership between therapist and client. I feel that clients have the ability to initiate and accomplish changes that they see as meaningful.

Throughout my journey, I have worked in a variety of clinical settings, including schools, community mental health, and intensive outpatient. My clinical focuses include trauma, adolescents, adults, infant and early childhood mental health, global mental health, and substance use disorders. I work with my clients to understand their unique backgrounds and how they navigate their world. Ensuring that my clients feel understood and heard is my primary priority.

I offer DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy), ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy), IFS (Internal Family Systems Model) (treatment method), EFT (emotionally focused therapy), Mindfulness, and Narrative therapy.

I relocated to Denver, Colorado in 2021 to begin my Master’s program. I enjoy spending my free time in the mountains or with my two cats, Owl and Olive.

Adolescents. adults, BIPOC, grief, trauma, ADHD

Alisha Hendrix, MA, LPC

Alisha Hendrix is the owner of Integrated Lotus Counseling LLC.

A therapeutic relationship is truly one of a kind. I strive to create a collaborative environment where my clients can explore their internal world with grace. I am not the expert on the lives of my clients nor do I expect them to have all the answers regarding why they do the things they do, what function certain behaviors serve, or identify what an emotional consequence resulted from any number of situations. I strive to promote self-care, self-compassion, and a sense of curiosity.

I am a trauma therapist and have adopted a rather broad definition of trauma. Trauma is any situation or instance that impacts an individual’s ability to cope. I work with adolescents and adults by assessing factors such as family dynamics, attachment style, and early childhood trauma to help clients understand where their maladaptive thought patterns, beliefs, and behaviors potentially stem from in order to replace those with more positive skills.

Trauma work is not simple and easy. It takes courage to explore yourself at this depth. Because of the complexity of trauma work I believe in first establishing a healthy therapeutic relationship where clients feel that they have someone to journey with them through those darker parts of their life. I will incorporate work around emotional awareness and the nervous system, we’ll examine boundaries, coping, and creating connections between the past and your present life to figure out what works for you and the way you want to exist.

Adolescents, adults, couples, EMDR, trauma, ADHD, eating disorders

Kevin Spath, MA, LPCC

“We are healed of a suffering only by experiencing it to the full.” – Marcel Proust

Welcome, my name is Kevin. I am a licensed professional counselor candidate (LPCC) and owner of Ready to Heal, LLC. I work with adolescents, individual adults, and couples. I feel honored, privileged, and grateful for the opportunity to serve you.

I am a trauma therapist at my core and believe that trauma underlies most of our problems today. Trauma is characterized by physical, mental, and/or emotional wounds. It can be a single event or recurring experience. It can occur in childhood/adolescence, such as physical, sexual, and emotional abuse or neglect, or adulthood, such as domestic or intimate partner violence, infidelity, sexual assault, or grief from loss. It is easier to identify when it is physical. Sometimes, it is difficult to “see” or know when it is invisible. Whether seen or unseen, it is incredibly difficult to deal with and we can get caught up in comparing our trauma to that of others, which leads us to minimize, dismiss, suppress, and/or ignore these wounds. It can manifest as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorders, addiction, identity challenges, and relationships issues, among many others.

In our work together, we will treat your symptoms for some immediate relief and improved functioning, but, when you are ready and it is appropriate, we will dive into deeper work to eliminate symptoms by targeting the root causes of your suffering. I take a person-centered approach where the therapeutic alliance (i.e., our relationship) is fundamental. A great fit feeds healing; a poor fit feeds suffering. I will cultivate a place where you feel unconditionally accepted without judgment, genuinely heard and seen, understood in your struggles, safe and trusting in the relationship, and supported in addressing your needs. You are the expert on you, so we will work collaboratively on your path to healing and remove the obstacles to you being your authentic self and shining your light.

There are many tools to support you on your healing journey. We will work together to find the tools that work best for you. I will incorporate the mind and body in your treatment because healing requires a holistic, comprehensive approach. I have training in several trauma modalities, including eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), cognitive processing therapy (CPT), and somatic techniques, including felt sense, breathwork, mindfulness, and yoga, among others. I also utilize interventions from an array of other methods, including, but not limited to, motivational interviewing, reality therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), solution-focused therapy, emotionally focused therapy, psychodynamic therapy, Gestalt therapy, and the Gottman Method. Healing is not linear and looks different for everyone, so we will go at your pace and adjust as needed. This work is difficult, but it is worth it.

Through self-awareness, insight, strengths, and skill development, you will be able to manage life differently, secure stability, heal deep mental and emotional wounds, gain closure and resolve the past, restore balance, live in alignment with your values, find your purpose, connect deeply with yourself and others, and integrate in the present. We all have the innate capacity to change and live out our potential. Wholeness is available. It is already inside you! Are you ready to embark on your healing journey and set off to the other shore? Let’s connect and see if this is a great fit for you. And then just follow your heart.

Children, adolescents, adults, BIPOC, grief, trauma, ADHD, sexual trauma

Andrea Durocher, MA, LPC, NCC

Andrea Durocher is the owner of Foundational Center for Counseling and Consultation, LLC.

Hello, my name is Andrea Durocher (she/her/hers). I obtained my Dual Master’s degree program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling at the University of Northern Colorado in 2021. I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPC) in the state of Colorado and a National Certified Counselor (NCC).

I am passionate about utilizing integrated techniques that best suit my clients and situations, as each client is unique. I help my clients learn to recognize and trust their own human potential to self-actualize and heal by utilizing person-centered therapy, along with other modalities such as cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), strength-based therapy (SBT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed. I work with adults who have challenges with depression, anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, negative body image, parenting issues, emotional regulation, substance abuse, grief/loss, and life transitions.

In my spare time, I enjoy staying active and exploring the outdoors with my husband and children, which includes hiking, biking, kayaking, and skiing.

Looking forward to being part of your healing journey.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples

Grae Roda, MS, LPCC, NCC

I’m Grae, a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate and owner of Roda Wellness, LLC.

In 2018, I graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder with a degree neuroscience. Following my graduation, continued my education at Bellevue University, having received my master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling earlier this year, with internships completed in both private and correctional settings. I have experience working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds with ADHD, Autism, couple’s counseling, adjustment disorders, group counseling, and more.

Creating a nurturing and inclusive space where trust can thrive is crucial for navigating life’s challenges and fostering personal growth across diverse backgrounds. My goal is to establish a welcoming environment characterized by genuine compassion, empathy, cultural sensitivity, and profound respect for diversity, ensuring that everyone feels seen and valued. Another goal is to help others heal and overcome life stressors so they can build a healthy perception of themselves and strengthen their relationships with others and to build emotional awareness for heightened regulation and increased mental wellbeing.

Life’s ups and downs can profoundly shape our sense of self and our interactions with others, often leading to complex emotions. Drawing from therapeutic modalities such as CBT, DBT, Person-Centered Therapy, and Mindfulness, I walk alongside my clients, offering unwavering support as we explore emotions, process experiences, and cultivate effective coping strategies, always mindful of cultural nuances and individual differences.

My commitment extends to assisting individuals of all ages and backgrounds, couples, and families, who may struggle with anxiety, trauma, depression, emotional turbulence, or neurodiversity. Wherever you are on your journey, know that I am here, ready to extend a compassionate hand and provide support.

Adults, OCD specialist, EMDR

Lisa Campbell, MA, LPCC, NCC

Lisa is the founder of Sun Stone Counseling, PLLC.

In her therapy practice, Lisa works to build a dynamic, trusting, non-judgmental connection with her clients. She strives to understand their perspective, and to help identify and utilize their personal strengths to achieve the change they seek.

Lisa believes we all contain the wisdom and resilience to shift towards our better selves and improve our lives. However we tend to lose access to these resources when we become entangled in difficulties and are overtaken by uncertainties and emotions. Lisa strives to assist her clients as they regain clarity and self-acceptance. She supports them as they draw on their personal resources to navigate the complications and capture the opportunities in their lives.

Lisa has an extensive academic and professional background in the natural sciences, particularly geology. This firm anchoring to the natural world helps to guide her client-centered, compassionate, realistic approach that is influenced by multiple theoretical orientations. These include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Exposure and Response Prevention. She often draws on somatic tools as a component of the therapeutic work. She works with issues of trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, anger and OCD. In early June she will add EMDR to her treatment offerings.

Lisa is committed to helping you feel heard and valued. She would like to support you in making the changes you seek.

Adolescents, adults, couples, families, trauma, ADHD, OCD, eating disorders

Michelle Manning, MA, LPCC, NCC

Michelle is the owner of Mighty Acorn Therapy, PLLC.

Hi, I’m Michelle Manning. As a therapist, it is my great privilege to come alongside you in your most challenging times to offer a place of safety and support where you can work through difficult things that are holding you back from living your best life.

I provide therapy to both couples and individuals (ages 10 to 110) and work with a diverse range of mental health and relational challenges. In addition, I also specialize in working with those who have faced emotional abuse and those who experience neurodivergencies such as OCD, ADHD, and the Highly Sensitive Person.

I support clients in exploring their history and gaining insight into how past experiences and relationships influenced them.  Patterns emerge that they may not have been aware of, and change can happen that results in being excited about life again. Clients learn new skills that help them to cope with challenging circumstances and propel them towards their goals and dreams.

When you’re seeking therapy, many times you’re coming from a place of pain. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-worth, relationship issues, difficulty sleeping, racing thoughts, hypervigilance, and/or many other symptoms. We’ll work together to help you gain coping and calming skills to get relief while you’re working towards gaining insight and understanding of what has brought you to this place in life.

My experience has taught me that everything you need to live your best life is already inside. Sometimes you just need some help to find it.  You’ll be amazed at the changes you can make when you’re ready to work and invest in yourself.  The process of therapy can bring about growth faster than ever before.

I believe that each of us can live a fulfilling life, a life that feels connected, healthy, and safe.  I look forward to meeting you!

Adults, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief

Bev Johnson, MS, LPCC, NCC, CPT

Bev Johnson, is the owner and psychotherapist of Bev Johnson, MS LPCC NCC, PLLC.

Sometimes talk is not enough. Our bodies hold our lifetime of experiences and are living archives about us. There are ways to access this embodied awareness that bypass the clutter and distraction of our minds and offer more direct and useful insight into our problems. Once connected to this deeper part of us, we may find we feel more grounded in the clarity of our self-awareness, find value in our uniqueness, and enjoy confidence in our ability to offer ourselves the validation we’ve been seeking from others. The choices we are able to make toward change are thereby enhanced.

Embodied awareness requires skilled guidance, beginning with establishing a sense of safety – unique to each of us – as well as recognizing the edges that boundary our safety and enable us to know when we are safe. By exploring our edges through curious and candid observation of present moment thoughts, emotions and sensations, we invite discovery of our patterns in those experiences. Whether tensing, holding, resisting, avoiding, letting go, receiving, or enjoying, each pattern may reveal parallels in the ways we respond to edges in everyday life. Being grounded in this deeper self-awareness establishes our inner compass for navigating toward relevant and sustainable change in our lives.

I am a master’s level clinical mental health counselor (MS), a Colorado licensed professional counselor candidate (LPCC), a nationally certified counselor (NCC), and a certified trauma professional (CTP). I also practice as an IAYT-certified yoga therapist (C-IAYT) with twelve years of deeply immersed experience studying, guiding, teaching, and mentoring the subtle skills of embodied awareness and of observing its value in therapy. Embodied self-awareness both clarifies the problems we present in psychotherapy and evolves our inherent skills to address them.

LGBTIQA+, trans/non-binary, trauma, neurodivergence, BPD, Narcissism, eating disorders, OCD

Coty “CJ” Duby Peplinski, MA, LPCC

Coty is the owner and psychotherapist of Guardian Pack Counseling, LLC.

Do you struggle with anxiety, trauma or really anything else that affects your day-to-day life, relationships, ability to function, your work and/or career? Do you feel exhausted, overwhelmed or potentially lost? Do you question how to make change in your life? Now more than ever, people are feeling uncertain and overwhelmed with how to move forward in life and work through the past. Let me be there to assist. I accept all walks of life with an open mind and an open door. I’m here to listen and to learn about you. It’s your journey and your life. Allow me to be a person to walk beside you instead of behind you or in front of you.

I am a trauma informed therapist that specializes in working with PTSD, LGBTQIA+, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Anxiety. Although these are my specialties, that does not limit my insight. I take a very direct approach without being harsh or critical. When you come in my door (physically or virtually), you are taking the first step towards healing.

I believe that therapy should be accessible to all and to be there for when people need it or just need someone to talk through life with. Guardian Pack Counseling offers low-cost services with reduced rates for low-income and reduced rates for current students. I offer a safe and inclusive space for all, including neurodivergence and the LGBTQIA+ community.

OFFICE LOCATION:  6860 S. Yosemite Ct. Suite 2108, Centennial, CO 80112

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, families

Jennifer Perkins, MSW, LSW, MFTC

Jennifer Perkins, MSW, LSW, MFTC is the owner and therapist of Jensaly Therapy, LLC.

Jennifer obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from SUNY Brockport, Master in Education from St. John Fisher College, Master of Social Work Degree from Metropolitan State University of Denver, and Marriage and Family Therapy Certificate from Denver Family Institute.

I grew up in Oklahoma, lived in San Diego, and then Western NY before making Colorado my home eight years ago. Some of my previous employment experiences include serving in the Navy, educating as a Preschool teacher and Director in Early Childhood Education then as an elementary teacher, and assessing and training as an inspector of home daycares and after school programs. After many years exploring these professions and having some of my own challenging life experiences, I felt a calling to help others by becoming a therapist. I currently provide individual, family and group services as a school-based therapist in an elementary school as well as providing individual, family, and couples therapy in private practice.

My practice is centered around person-centered, strengths-based, and family systems approaches, specializing in supporting youth, adolescents, families, and couples. I believe in the power of every individual and family system to navigate challenges and thrive through resilience and healthy communication. I am passionate about working with youth and adolescents, supporting them through the unique challenges they face and empowering them to build resilience. And, with a focus on family systems theory, I help families and couples improve communication, resolve conflicts, and foster deeper connections. My therapeutic approach emphasizes creating a safe and supportive space where clients can explore their strengths, address concerns, and achieve their goals. Whether you’re dealing with transitions, relationship issues, or personal growth, I am dedicated to guiding you through your journey with empathy and understanding.

Whatever your reason for seeking therapy, I am happy you are here, and looking forward to collaborating with you while providing a safe place for healing and growth.

Adolescents, adults, couples, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief

Laura Hobbs, MA, LPCC, NCC

Laura is the owner and therapist of First Light Counseling, PLLC.

With a caring and trauma-informed approach, Laura helps clients explore and examine the root causes of their current distress, weariness, and emptiness to begin the process of healing old wounds, breaking unhelpful patterns, and finding new hope.

In this exploration, clients also uncover and celebrate their positive traits and strengths, helping them to shift their perspective to a more generous and compassionate understanding of themselves. Laura supports her clients in the odyssey of self-exploration, helping them to build the courage to trust themselves, gain self-awareness, take action, and make lasting positive change in their lives.

Laura’s approach is influenced by psychodynamic therapy, narrative therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, and mindfulness techniques. She enters sessions with a person-centered approach, providing gentle support during difficult experiences, offering new perspectives, and encouraging clients’ rediscovery of their agency, engagement, hope, and self-worth.

Good therapy is built on the foundation of a safe and trusting relationship between the client and the therapist, which is always a priority in Laura’s work. Self-exploration can be challenging, and creating positive change takes courage and commitment. It’s Laura’s honor and privilege to walk alongside you.

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, sex therapy, EMDR

Sarah Michaud, MSW, LCSW

Sarah Michaud, MSW, LSW is a therapist, educator, and owner of Chrysalis Counseling, LLC.

Her practice is dedicated to empowering individuals, promoting self-awareness, and facilitating deep self-exploration to heal from complex trauma and experiences. As a queer and kink-involved therapist, Sarah brings a unique perspective to her work.

Sarah recognizes the misunderstood and pathologized nature of trauma, emphasizing the importance of understanding its impact and fostering a healing relationship with ourselves to cultivate comfort within our bodies, minds, and interpersonal connections. She navigates the complexities of human relationships, striving to normalize emotions and behaviors to create equality and mutual comprehension among all parties involved, and acknowledges the intertwined nature of relational dynamics and personal growth. With a firm conviction in self-exploration and the significance of individual identity, she integrates the power of identity into her work across different domains, recognizing it as a potent and unique aspect that shapes our place in the world.

Sarah possesses a deep affection and appreciation for nature, specifically trees. She highly regards and integrates nature within her therapeutic methods, acknowledging its capacity to induce a state of tranquility in our nervous system and act as a mirror for our personal life experiences. Additionally, Sarah harnesses nature as a wellspring of wisdom and understanding, drawing insights and knowledge from its abundant resources.

Originally from Montréal, Canada, Sarah spent much of her life there before relocating to Denver over a decade ago. Her experiences in Montréal have influenced her approach, emphasizing the exploration of individuality, identity, and normalizing diverse human relationships and layers of intimacy & sexuality. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver and a Master of Clinical Social Work from the University of Kentucky, and is committed to ongoing education and actively engaged in social advocacy causes that contribute to social progress. She is trained in EMDR and currently undergoing sex therapy certification coursework

Radical self-love, embodiment, and somatic experiencing are catalysts for healing and pillars of resilience. You will explore these via EMDR skills and multifaceted integrative approaches curated to each individual client. She is ready to meet you wherever you are in your journey through the Chrysalis – you deserve a space where you can authentically be yourself and leave behind the burdens that weigh you down. Sarah will hold onto those pieces until you are ready to reclaim and work with them.

Adult individuals, couples, Brainspotting, sex therapy

Bria Tavakoli, MA, LPCC

Bria is the owner and psychotherapist of TheBtav, PLLC.

Hi, I’m Bria, a therapist specializing in sex therapy, relational work, and psychedelic journey preparation and integration. Raised in Texas, with much of my adult life in New York City, I now find solace in the Colorado mountains. As the daughter of an immigrant from an interfaith household infused with two different forms of purity culture, I bring a diverse, empathetic perspective to my work.

I’m here to meet you where you are and help you create a life you adore, including secure, fulfilling relationships. Together, we’ll build a judgment-free zone to tackle relational challenges, sexual issues, and possibly navigate psychedelic preparation and integration. Seeking therapy is a brave act. Let’s start a conversation about your unique journey with a free consultation.

Therapy Approach and Who I Serve

I work with adult individuals, couples, and all relational setups, including polyamorous people and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. I’ll guide you in communication, setting boundaries, navigating intimacy differences, and processing trauma. Through attachment work, “parts work,” DBT, and Brainspotting (an EMDR offshoot), I support clients in building better relationships with themselves and others. I can help you:

• Improve communication skills
• Set and hold boundaries
• Navigate intimacy challenges
• Process trauma
• Shift insecure attachment patterns into more secure, grounded, and satisfying relating
• I fluidly weave mindfulness and embodied awareness into sessions thanks to my 16 years of yoga and meditation teaching experience.

Credentials and Training

• Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University earned while engaging in sex therapy training through the Sexual Health Alliance.

Psychedelic training and studies through:

• Psychedelics Today
• Embody Lab’s Psychedelic Somatic Facilitator training (in process)
• Psychedelic Science conference in Denver in 2023

Professional Memberships and Honors:

• American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT)
• American Counseling Association (ACA).
• Presenter and panelist at the European Federation of Sexology conference and the Sexual Education on the Western Front conference
• Master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University.

I Delight In:

• Cats, dark chocolate, the outdoors,canceled plans and fun cooking or baking projects.

Adolescents, adults, couples, substance use, Narcissism, EMDR

Katie Clark, MA/MS LAC, LCDC, MFTC, CTP

Katie Clark is the owner of Be Well Psychology LLC.

Katie is a Washington State native, born and raised, until her husband’s military career brought her to Colorado. During her time in Colorado she completed her bachelor’s and master’s degree in psychology, completed an addiction counseling program, and earned her trauma professional certification. Katie is currently finishing her second master’s degree at Northcentral University in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Katie sees adolescents 13 years old-Adults age 65. Katie specializes in addiction and trauma and working with individuals, couples, and families to seek greater health and wellbeing. Katie approaches all clients with a trauma informed lens, utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy to help reframe and redirect negative/distorted thoughts to more helpful ones. Katie utilizes emotionally focused therapy when working with couples, and uses a combination of Gottman, Bowen, and structural family therapy when working with families.

Adults, Couples, Trauma, LGBTQIA+, Suicidal Ideation.

Jasmine Jaquess MA LPCC

Hi, I’m Jasmine, a therapist in Colorado Springs, passionate about supporting people from all backgrounds. Therapy takes time, and I’m here to walk alongside you on your journey. I specialize in trauma, eating disorders, athletes, and college students. I provide both talk therapy and skill-building to help you process what is and isn’t working in your life.

I excel in helping people with assertive communication, boundaries, relationships, and emotional regulation. I work with various specialties, including moms, adult children of emotionally immature parents and narcissists, eating disorders, trauma, ADHD, relationships, and more. My approach is integrative, drawing from ACT, DBT, CPT, CBT, narrative techniques, somatic techniques, mindfulness, and attachment/psychodynamic therapy.

I offer both in-person and online therapy, ensuring flexibility and accessibility for my clients. My goal is to create a safe, welcoming space where you feel seen and supported, whether it’s by offering a snack or providing fidget toys. Therapy is self-care and should feel that way, even during the hard times.

I strive to create a collaborative and empathetic environment where we can work together to navigate your challenges. My practice is dedicated to fostering growth and resilience, empowering you to lead a fulfilling life.

I am also furthering my expertise in working with couples and families. If you’d like to work with me, I would love to support you. Let’s connect and see how we can collaborate!

Children, adolescents, adults, couples, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergence, ADHD, BPD, eating disorder, polyamory/ENM

Bailey Parton, BS, MSW, LSW

I’m Bailey, owner of Rooted Connections, LLC. I believe in the transformative power of emotions and the importance of understanding. My approach centers on the idea that each person is the expert of their own life, and I’m here to guide and support their discovery process.

Emotions are valuable messengers, offering insight into our needs and desires. Rather than suppressing them, I encourage exploration and acceptance. Vulnerability is key to growth, and I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space for that. Through empathy, curiosity, and active listening, I help clients uncover and understand their stories.

Together, we can identify what isn’t working, take steps toward positive change, and explore your inner world without shame or blame—because all parts of you are welcome.

I specialize in Queer/LGBTQ experiences, trauma, relationships, major life changes, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and grief. My person-centered, strengths-based approach draws from CBT, DBT, IFS, and somatics. As a HAES provider, I acknowledge the profound impact of systemic oppression, especially for marginalized and neurodivergent individuals.

Adult individuals, couples, ADHD, anxiety, depression, parenting, attachment, spiritual exploration

Rebecca Thompson, MA, M.Ed, LPCC

Rebecca is the owner and psychotherapist of Haven Integrative Therapy, PLLC.

Welcome. I’m so glad you’re here.

Having a compassionate, confidential space to explore your life can be transformative. Together, we’ll unpack the experiences that shape you, uncovering patterns and cultivating awareness that brings clarity, balance, and purpose. Many come to therapy seeking relief from anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship struggles, or simply feeling “stuck.” These difficult experiences can disrupt our sense of self and connections to others, often in ways that are hard to express. Therapy offers a space to bridge that gap, where I listen and provide tools tailored to your needs.

I work with individuals and couples, drawing insight from my professional training, years of marriage and motherhood, a fulfilling career in education, and my own journey as a therapy client. I integrate mindfulness, parts work, and self-reclamation techniques to help you navigate your unique path with empathy and respect. My style is collaborative, adaptable, and creative—thought-provoking yet warm, playful, and compassionate—focused on relationships, especially the one you have with yourself.

I believe in the healing power of a safe and supportive relationship. Therapy helps you cultivate a steady connection with yourself, easing anxiety and fostering meaningful connections with others. With curiosity and courage, we can reclaim your joy and well-being. Let’s explore how therapy can empower you to create a life that aligns with who you truly are.

Adult individuals, ADHD, LGBTQIA+, trans/non-binary, polyamory, grief, OCD, substance use, sexuality

Sara Curcio, MA, LPCC

Hello, I’m Sara, the owner and therapist of Woodsong Therapy Services.

I work with young adults and adults on their journeys towards self-understanding, nervous system regulation, self compassion, and personal growth and expansion. I am particularly called to work with those courageously braving the depths of grief and trauma.

I utilize creative modalities such as storytelling, somatic work, dreamwork, grief work, and parts work (Internal Family Systems). My approach aims to enhance self-understanding and foster self-acceptance. Together we can explore and uncover internal conflicts and fears that may be keeping you from fully embracing your truest self. As we engage in this transformative process, you can cultivate the inner harmony necessary for wholeness. It is my belief that when we do this work, we begin to remember who we truly are.

I currently hold a Master’s degree in the art of counseling, an undergraduate in Music Therapy, and have completed various trainings in experiential modalities such as dreamwork, grief work, nature-based therapy and somatic work. Many of my clients appreciate my niche in inner-child healing work, attachment, nervous system regulation, and human growth and development.

Adults, Couples, Trauma, LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence, Suicidality, Chronic Pain and Illness

C Blanck, MDiv, MSW, SWC

As a clinical social work candidate (SWC), I am dedicated to providing compassionate care to individuals navigating complex challenges. I specialize in treating trauma, including complex and religious trauma, and offer a safe, brave space for clients to heal and grow. My approach to therapy integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and written exposure therapy (WET).

I have a unique background with dual master’s degrees in Social Work (MSW) and Divinity (MDiv), as well as a certificate in Human-Animal-Environment Interactions in Social Work (HAEI-SW). My HAEI-SW enables me to have a strong knowledge base surrounding human-animal interactions and animal-assisted therapy, which I hope to facilitate with my certified therapy dog, Fusion, in the future. My lived experiences with invisible disabilities and professional experience as a psychosocial rehabilitation therapist deeply influence my therapeutic approach, allowing me to understand the complexities of mental health from both a personal and professional perspective.

I focus on empowering individuals from the LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse communities. I believe in healing through connection, self-compassion, and creativity.

I aim to provide a flexible, accessible, and inclusive therapeutic environment where clients can feel safe exploring their inner worlds and developing the tools they need for long-term healing and resilience.