Therapists Beginning With B in Colorado
Diana Barfoot
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Colorado Springs, CO 80918 (Online Only)
You can feel peace – again or for the first time. You deserve the support and space you need to get there. It will be hard, but my intention is to create that space and support for your very important work. I seek to help people acquire the tools and confidence they need to invite and sustain peace in their lives.
You can feel peace – again or for the first time. You deserve the support and space you need to get there. It will be hard, but my intention is to create that space and support for your very important work. I seek to help people acquire the tools and confidence they need to invite and sustain peace in their lives.
Brittney (she/her) is working towards her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS). She is very excited to begin her journey as a counselor and an intern. Brittney has worked in with adults and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder primarily through Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy along with various other roles. Brittney believes in building a therapeutic relationship that is build upon trust and respect. It is important to her to create a safe space in which her clients feel comfortable to share their stories and experiences.
Brittney (she/her) is working towards her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS). She is very excited to begin her journey as a counselor and an intern. Brittney has worked in with adults and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder primarily through Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy along with various other roles. Brittney believes in building a therapeutic relationship that is build upon trust and respect. It is important to her to create a safe space in which her clients feel comfortable to share their stories and experiences.
My approach relies on a warm and trusting therapeutic relationship where we can safely engage in healing work. We will navigate the pains and challenges of today, while fostering an understanding of how the past has played a role - all while inclining toward a meaningful future. I will provide tools for immediate relief as needed to support this process.
My approach relies on a warm and trusting therapeutic relationship where we can safely engage in healing work. We will navigate the pains and challenges of today, while fostering an understanding of how the past has played a role - all while inclining toward a meaningful future. I will provide tools for immediate relief as needed to support this process.
Lindsay Barker
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Journeying this life can bring challenges and trials that could be eased or comforted through self-discovery, self-compassion, reaching personal goals, and strengthened relationships. I would be honored to walk alongside you, and/or your family, as you strive to be your best self, whether that be through healing and restoration, or through the development of boundaries and inner strength. Counseling brings an environment where you are accepted for who you are and where you are. It is my desire to create a safe place for you to explore your healing without judgment but through therapeutic connection and an abundance of compassion.
Journeying this life can bring challenges and trials that could be eased or comforted through self-discovery, self-compassion, reaching personal goals, and strengthened relationships. I would be honored to walk alongside you, and/or your family, as you strive to be your best self, whether that be through healing and restoration, or through the development of boundaries and inner strength. Counseling brings an environment where you are accepted for who you are and where you are. It is my desire to create a safe place for you to explore your healing without judgment but through therapeutic connection and an abundance of compassion.
You constantly give your energy to others. It used to be so meaningful, but now it feels like you have nothing left to give. If you take any time for yourself at all, it’s clouded by anxiety and dread. Instead of rejuvenation, you blame yourself for being unable to fix things. Disconnection, overwhelm, exhaustion, and burnout are your constant companions, and they prevent you from enjoying the life you truly want to live. You’ve tried so hard to fix things, like you fix everything else. But you can’t. You don’t know what else to do and can’t see how anything could change.
You constantly give your energy to others. It used to be so meaningful, but now it feels like you have nothing left to give. If you take any time for yourself at all, it’s clouded by anxiety and dread. Instead of rejuvenation, you blame yourself for being unable to fix things. Disconnection, overwhelm, exhaustion, and burnout are your constant companions, and they prevent you from enjoying the life you truly want to live. You’ve tried so hard to fix things, like you fix everything else. But you can’t. You don’t know what else to do and can’t see how anything could change.
Jenna S Barkmeier
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Verified Verified
Aurora, CO 80015 (Online Only)
Hi, I am happy you’re here! Have you been stuck in unhelpful thinking or behavioral cycles that are not longer serving you? Struggling with anxiety that keeps you from participating in important life activities? Engaging in disordered eating patterns that feel crippling? No matter what you have been experiencing or struggling with and you are feeling like it is time to make a change, you are in the right place.
Hi, I am happy you’re here! Have you been stuck in unhelpful thinking or behavioral cycles that are not longer serving you? Struggling with anxiety that keeps you from participating in important life activities? Engaging in disordered eating patterns that feel crippling? No matter what you have been experiencing or struggling with and you are feeling like it is time to make a change, you are in the right place.
Jessica Barks
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, ATR
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Evergreen, CO 80439
Asking for help is an act of courage and an important step in the process of healing. As a therapist that has worked with teens and young adults for years, I have witnessed the power of therapy at a critical time of development. At this age when we are trying to find ourselves, it can be very challenging to navigate emotions, relationships, and stressors of everyday life. This period of development can also be a rich time for self-discovery, excitement, and growth. I would love to collaborate with you or your loved one to connect with your innate wisdom and values to foster healing, identity development, and resilience.
Asking for help is an act of courage and an important step in the process of healing. As a therapist that has worked with teens and young adults for years, I have witnessed the power of therapy at a critical time of development. At this age when we are trying to find ourselves, it can be very challenging to navigate emotions, relationships, and stressors of everyday life. This period of development can also be a rich time for self-discovery, excitement, and growth. I would love to collaborate with you or your loved one to connect with your innate wisdom and values to foster healing, identity development, and resilience.
Lindsey Barlow
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC, NCC, THTC
Verified Verified
Fort Collins, CO 80521 (Online Only)
Waitlist for new clients
Does life seem picture-perfect on the surface, yet deep down, something feels amiss? Despite your achievements, there's a lingering sense of emptiness that just won't go away. Perhaps a significant life event—something from the past, or more recently—has brought this feeling to the forefront, urging you to seek change, even if you're uncertain about the specifics. You're yearning for deeper self-awareness and ready to break free from old patterns to cultivate a more fulfilling life.
Does life seem picture-perfect on the surface, yet deep down, something feels amiss? Despite your achievements, there's a lingering sense of emptiness that just won't go away. Perhaps a significant life event—something from the past, or more recently—has brought this feeling to the forefront, urging you to seek change, even if you're uncertain about the specifics. You're yearning for deeper self-awareness and ready to break free from old patterns to cultivate a more fulfilling life.
Setbacks are not failures but questions asked of our own desire. Finding the way forward sometimes means exiting first through the back door of the symptom. You may yield to your symptom in order to suffer less (or more), or resist it the way you resist scratching that itch that won’t ever keep you from scratching it again, or you can anesthetize it or otherwise exist while it is simultaneously taking up space within you, speaking with your own body, killing your own time. But you can’t really live with your symptom, can you? In analysis the symptom becomes a most singular path to the peculiarity of your own unprecedented being.
Setbacks are not failures but questions asked of our own desire. Finding the way forward sometimes means exiting first through the back door of the symptom. You may yield to your symptom in order to suffer less (or more), or resist it the way you resist scratching that itch that won’t ever keep you from scratching it again, or you can anesthetize it or otherwise exist while it is simultaneously taking up space within you, speaking with your own body, killing your own time. But you can’t really live with your symptom, can you? In analysis the symptom becomes a most singular path to the peculiarity of your own unprecedented being.
Dylesia Hampton Barner
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Verified Verified
Aurora, CO 80011 (Online Only)
Hi! I'm Dylesia, a LCSW, prayer warrior, complex PTSD survivor, trauma-informed wife, and a safe & soft mother of identical twin daughters! As CEO/Director of Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Care at Radical Change Therapy, I am committed to building a unicorn mental health practice where therapist-mentors help clients identify and unlearn destructive life, career, and relationship patterns that they began as a result of traumatic interpersonal experiences, such as mother-child trauma, daddy issues, toxic friendships, sibling rivalry, intimate partner violence, sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, and educational/workplace abuse.
Hi! I'm Dylesia, a LCSW, prayer warrior, complex PTSD survivor, trauma-informed wife, and a safe & soft mother of identical twin daughters! As CEO/Director of Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Care at Radical Change Therapy, I am committed to building a unicorn mental health practice where therapist-mentors help clients identify and unlearn destructive life, career, and relationship patterns that they began as a result of traumatic interpersonal experiences, such as mother-child trauma, daddy issues, toxic friendships, sibling rivalry, intimate partner violence, sexual abuse, spiritual abuse, and educational/workplace abuse.
Sharon M Barnes
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSSW, LCSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Parker, CO 80134
Are you Creative, Curious, Acutely aware, Super-sensitive, Intense, and/or Gifted (AKA CASIGY)? Many people with these traits tell me that they often hear, "You're too sensitive. You think too much. You're too emotional." What if your CASIGY characteristics might not be "too much" but could instead, be your greatest assets? They can be! In fact, your traits of perceptiveness, creativity, sensitivity, intensity and deep-thinking intelligence, are sorely needed in today's & tomorrow's world. But Life, just like many myths, has "guardians at the gate" that challenge us; force us to transcend our fears & get strong.
Are you Creative, Curious, Acutely aware, Super-sensitive, Intense, and/or Gifted (AKA CASIGY)? Many people with these traits tell me that they often hear, "You're too sensitive. You think too much. You're too emotional." What if your CASIGY characteristics might not be "too much" but could instead, be your greatest assets? They can be! In fact, your traits of perceptiveness, creativity, sensitivity, intensity and deep-thinking intelligence, are sorely needed in today's & tomorrow's world. But Life, just like many myths, has "guardians at the gate" that challenge us; force us to transcend our fears & get strong.
Holly Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC, CCHT
Verified Verified
Lafayette, CO 80026 (Online Only)
Discover. Heal. Restore. Thrive. If you are hurting, feeling stuck, feel like the past is ever present, want to make a change, are struggling with a relationship, overreact, have a loud inner critic, feel lonely or lost, and are ready for things to be different+better, I can help you. Together we can discover what’s underneath your hardship, heal what’s there, restore your sense of wholeness, and shift from surviving to thriving.
Discover. Heal. Restore. Thrive. If you are hurting, feeling stuck, feel like the past is ever present, want to make a change, are struggling with a relationship, overreact, have a loud inner critic, feel lonely or lost, and are ready for things to be different+better, I can help you. Together we can discover what’s underneath your hardship, heal what’s there, restore your sense of wholeness, and shift from surviving to thriving.
Teresa Barnes
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80918 (Online Only)
I specifically treat mothers because as holders of reality and pain for others, mothers healers often find themselves deprived of the care that they graciously give others. As a result, they are left to bear the weight of their pain alone. If you are a mother who also cares for others as a profession, you are caretaking in your professional and personal life. The reality is that you need the holding container that you give others. Seeking therapy for yourself is paramount to your ability to provide competent care without experiencing burnout. This is the best form of self care.
I specifically treat mothers because as holders of reality and pain for others, mothers healers often find themselves deprived of the care that they graciously give others. As a result, they are left to bear the weight of their pain alone. If you are a mother who also cares for others as a profession, you are caretaking in your professional and personal life. The reality is that you need the holding container that you give others. Seeking therapy for yourself is paramount to your ability to provide competent care without experiencing burnout. This is the best form of self care.
Denise Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, REV
Verified Verified
Boulder, CO 80302 (Online Only)
Change can be hard, and therapy helps. Coping tools relieve stress fast and give you a solid foundation for life's challenges. For patterns that block your happiness, we'll use newer tools that grow your confidence and inner wisdom. Clients appreciate how they develop their strength and peacefulness. If you've got the urge to grow, or are ready to deal with past trauma, I can help. My clients desire tools for life and are willing to practice them outside of sessions. My Stress to Strength book allows clients and therapists who are clients to find fulfillment and decrease burnout. The book info is at soulsavvy.net and on Amazon.com.
Change can be hard, and therapy helps. Coping tools relieve stress fast and give you a solid foundation for life's challenges. For patterns that block your happiness, we'll use newer tools that grow your confidence and inner wisdom. Clients appreciate how they develop their strength and peacefulness. If you've got the urge to grow, or are ready to deal with past trauma, I can help. My clients desire tools for life and are willing to practice them outside of sessions. My Stress to Strength book allows clients and therapists who are clients to find fulfillment and decrease burnout. The book info is at soulsavvy.net and on Amazon.com.
Throughout life’s journey experiencing struggles, sickness, and loss, we sometimes find ourselves in need of the kind of unbiased support and unconditional positive regard that a counselor can provide. We benefit from the sacred space that’s held just for us during therapy, and the healing that occurs in the relationship between ourselves and the counselor, and of course in the healthier relationship we develop with ourselves and others. When we experience the darkness of depression, overwhelming anxiety, trauma, loss, crisis of identity or faith, or even indecision, our personal guidance systems can become temporarily blocked.
Throughout life’s journey experiencing struggles, sickness, and loss, we sometimes find ourselves in need of the kind of unbiased support and unconditional positive regard that a counselor can provide. We benefit from the sacred space that’s held just for us during therapy, and the healing that occurs in the relationship between ourselves and the counselor, and of course in the healthier relationship we develop with ourselves and others. When we experience the darkness of depression, overwhelming anxiety, trauma, loss, crisis of identity or faith, or even indecision, our personal guidance systems can become temporarily blocked.
“I don't feel like I have anything to look forward to.” “I will never get over this breakup.” “I feel like nobody gets me.” “I think I'm past something, then I overreact.” “I spend most of my time worrying or avoiding." Do any of these resonate with you? We all struggle with difficult circumstances, thoughts and emotions at some point. Most times we can move through these but sometimes we get stuck. This does not mean we are broken, bad, or unloveable; although it can certainly feel that way. You are not alone! There is hope for a satisfying life. Having the courage to ask for help can be the first step toward positive change.
“I don't feel like I have anything to look forward to.” “I will never get over this breakup.” “I feel like nobody gets me.” “I think I'm past something, then I overreact.” “I spend most of my time worrying or avoiding." Do any of these resonate with you? We all struggle with difficult circumstances, thoughts and emotions at some point. Most times we can move through these but sometimes we get stuck. This does not mean we are broken, bad, or unloveable; although it can certainly feel that way. You are not alone! There is hope for a satisfying life. Having the courage to ask for help can be the first step toward positive change.
Madisyn Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, MA, LPCC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Denver, CO 80246
Waitlist for new clients
Hey there! You are strong and courageous for reaching out for help! Mental health can be a journey! Working together, my wish is for you to feel embraced by a sense of belonging and hope for the future. I hope to provide a safe and welcoming environment that empowers you to share your story, heal your trauma, and reignite your joy in life. I use an integrative approach that considers the unique needs and qualities of each client. I love working with clients across the lifespan. Additionally, I work alongside parents seeking healing for their children.
Hey there! You are strong and courageous for reaching out for help! Mental health can be a journey! Working together, my wish is for you to feel embraced by a sense of belonging and hope for the future. I hope to provide a safe and welcoming environment that empowers you to share your story, heal your trauma, and reignite your joy in life. I use an integrative approach that considers the unique needs and qualities of each client. I love working with clients across the lifespan. Additionally, I work alongside parents seeking healing for their children.
Meagan Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, PHM-C
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Westminster, CO 80031 (Online Only)
Have you been hearing "you'll miss these moments one day, mama." "Enjoy every single second."? Me too! There is so much pressure associated with transitioning to parenthood and I'm here to help you navigate the big changes happening in your life. Whether you are contemplating starting a family, pregnant, postpartum, or beginning your parenting journey - rest assured, I'm here to support you. I provide services in Spanish as well.
Have you been hearing "you'll miss these moments one day, mama." "Enjoy every single second."? Me too! There is so much pressure associated with transitioning to parenthood and I'm here to help you navigate the big changes happening in your life. Whether you are contemplating starting a family, pregnant, postpartum, or beginning your parenting journey - rest assured, I'm here to support you. I provide services in Spanish as well.
Sierra Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Sometimes life is hard, or frustrating, or stressful, and sometimes we are just not in a good place. In these times, having someone (like a therapist!) to hold space for us is so important. I typically work with adolescents and adults and strive to create a warm and friendly environment where you feel heard. I take a collaborative approach and work with you to develop your goals and help you find your most authentic self.
Sometimes life is hard, or frustrating, or stressful, and sometimes we are just not in a good place. In these times, having someone (like a therapist!) to hold space for us is so important. I typically work with adolescents and adults and strive to create a warm and friendly environment where you feel heard. I take a collaborative approach and work with you to develop your goals and help you find your most authentic self.
“I don't feel like I have anything to look forward to.” “I will never get over this breakup.” “I feel like nobody gets me.” “I think I'm past something, then I overreact.” “I spend most of my time worrying or avoiding." Do any of these resonate with you? We all struggle with difficult circumstances, thoughts and emotions at some point. Most times we can move through these but sometimes we get stuck. This does not mean we are broken, bad, or unloveable; although it can certainly feel that way. You are not alone! There is hope for a satisfying life. Having the courage to ask for help can be the first step toward positive change.
“I don't feel like I have anything to look forward to.” “I will never get over this breakup.” “I feel like nobody gets me.” “I think I'm past something, then I overreact.” “I spend most of my time worrying or avoiding." Do any of these resonate with you? We all struggle with difficult circumstances, thoughts and emotions at some point. Most times we can move through these but sometimes we get stuck. This does not mean we are broken, bad, or unloveable; although it can certainly feel that way. You are not alone! There is hope for a satisfying life. Having the courage to ask for help can be the first step toward positive change.