Therapists in Colorado

I received my Master of Social Work from Smith College School for Social Work. I completed a two year post-graduate training program in psychodynamic psychotherapy and in the treatment of eating disorders and substance abuse at Wardenbrug Health Center at CU-Boulder. I have additional specialized training in the treatment of chronic neurological illnesses-MS in particular-through my work with the Rocky Mountain MS Center. I coordinated the eating disorder program at CU-Boulder and I have undergone additional trainings in DBT, ACT, CBT and psychodynamic therapy.

I am a license social worker with over 15 years of experience working teens, families, and individual in various settings. I enjoy helping to empower families and individuals to overcome past and present struggles in order to live healthy, full, hope filled lives. I believe in the importance of finding the root issues in a persons life in order to find true healing. I offer therapy to help address issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, life transitions, and loss.

Being identified as Autistic later in life, I have deep personal and professional insights into the challenges of living beyond conventional societal norms. My experiences, especially those gained while supporting my queer, Trans, Autistic daughter, have greatly influenced my understanding of neurodiversity and gender diversity. If you’ve ever felt like an outsider, exhausted from pretending to fit in, lost in not knowing who you are anymore, or suffocated by 'normal' expectations, you're not alone. Here, you'll find a compassionate space where your experiences are genuinely heard and validated.

I address a range of concerns with clients including depression, anxiety, relationships, addiction and trauma. I believe that therapy offers the unique opportunity to work on your relationship with yourself, which consequently improves your relationships with others. I guide clients towards a deeper self-awareness and greater emotional resiliency. In my work, I emphasize the importance of self-compassion and taking a mindful stance towards your thoughts and emotions. When we are able to approach our internal life with curiosity and compassion, life is much easier to navigate, and strong emotion states won't overwhelm us.

Will therapy help? Yes! Therapy can improve your relationships with others as well as your relationship with yourself. Together we can identify where you are stuck and how to move forward to build more meaning in your life. Evidence-based skills and strategies can help you make concrete changes in your everyday life. I am a licensed clinical psychologist with expertise in the treatment of depression, anxiety, insomnia, grief and trauma. My approach integrates evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and mindfulness. Treatment is active, practical and skills-based.

Therapy can be a place to work through difficult emotions and to break inefficient habits or patterns. I'm committed to providing affirmative therapy with all clients. I'm casual, friendly, biracial (Japanese and white), like to give feedback in a clear manner, and I tend to laugh often. When it's appropriate, I share information based on research, history, or theory to challenge and clarify what's keeping you stuck.

If you’re feeling confused, unsure, or needing a listening ear… come talk to me! While I’m always studying the mind and it’s functions, I have over 13+ years of experience. I’ve worked with individuals and couples with cognitive deficits, psychosis, depression, PTSD, martial issues, and mood disorders, etc. I have experience in several different modalities, but I specialize in what works best for the individuals I’m serving. Making myopic decisions are not in my practice. I like to focus on inclusion for treatment to help ameliorate anxieties surrounding making life changes. My motto is, change won’t come until you come to change.

My focus as an integrative art therapist and counselor is on holistic well-being. I believe all of us have the potential to be whole and healthy. Even though our thoughts and feelings about life’s experiences and challenges may have impacted our mental health and well-being, they are still inside of us, waiting to be rediscovered. My goal is to support you in using your inner resources to successfully move forward in a meaningful way. One way to do this is through art therapy, which is fun and engaging, and requires no artistic skills. It combines art-making and creativity with psychotherapy to encourage greater self-awareness and

I firmly believe that every client is unique, has their own path they are traveling, and are experts in their own lives. As such, I strive to create an atmosphere which encourages open collaboration, problem-solving, and acceptance. I love working with various clientele to problem-solve and make positive changes to improve their situations and lives.

In practice since 2004, my background includes a variety of settings, including community mental health, hospitals, employee assistance programs and private practice. I am an Associate Professor of Couple and Family Therapy at the University of Colorado Denver and an EFT certified therapist, supervisor and trainer with the International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy (ICEEFT). I work with individuals, relationships, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, infidelity, adjustment to life transitions, trauma, addictions, relationship challenges and more.

Hello! My name is Jessie Read (he/him) and I am a queer trans man. I run a therapy and training practice called Serotiny Counseling. We support individuals and parents. For more information please visit our website or our profile on Inclusive Therapists: www.inclusivetherapists.com. I am not accepting new clients at this time, but the other providers in my practice are! You can find their information on my website.

I treat individuals, couples, adults, and children that are dealing with substance abuse, relationship issues and a wide variety of other life challenges to include, mood disorders, sexual addictions, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and work-related issues. We'll look for short term solutions that help you cope, and long term solutions that help you understand.

If you have made your way here, there is something inside of you that is wishing to be known more deeply. Maybe it is a deep longing for a satisfying relationship or fulfilling career. Perhaps you are simply sick of holding onto the residue of your past that is keeping you from experiencing joy. You may not even know the depth of intimacy that is possible or the aliveness that comes from connection to your path and purpose. You may not even know what freedom from your past feels like or that your life is sacred. I'm here to change all of that. I see you in your struggle and I see your inner brilliance that is calling to be set free.

I work with individuals struggling with the effects of unresolved trauma, which can look like experiences of anxiety, depression, and panic attacks, as well as challenges in relationships and sex life. My counseling incorporates a mind/ body approach that is based on an understanding of the neurobiology of trauma and that is highly attuned to cultural and societal context so as to promote more possibilities for healing. My aspiration is to support my clients to feel keenly aware of their sense of empowerment, agency, and wholeness in the present moment rather than feeling defenseless against overwhelming emotions and bodily states.

Chad Summers here, I have over a decade of experience in the mental health field. With expertise in anxiety, stress-related disorders, depression, and more, I offer a compassionate and evidence-based approach to guide you on your journey towards mental well-being. Through a collaborative and client-centered process, I aim to create a safe and supportive space for you to explore your challenges, gain insights, and develop practical strategies for lasting change. As a dedicated therapist, I draw from a range of therapeutic modalities, tailored to meet your unique needs.

Hello and welcome! I am a dedicated clinical social worker specializing in child and adolescent therapy. With over 13 years of experience supporting children and their families with social, emotional, and behavioral struggles in schools before moving to private practice, I have a deep understanding of the intricate needs of young minds and the multifaceted dimensions of child development and mental health. I am deeply committed to fostering a safe and nurturing environment where young individuals can explore, grow, and thrive. I specialize in addressing a spectrum of

As a mental health provider, my goal is to prioritize working with individuals that identify as BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, immigrants and allies. I aim to provide support for those impacted by depression, anxiety, women's issues, immigration challenges, addiction, imposter syndrome, systemic oppression, family dynamics, relationship concerns, childhood trauma and various other struggles. Please reach out to schedule a consultation if you find your self in a space where you feel ready to invest in you and are willing to delve deep.

I believe that all humans struggle. Some of us struggle to identify exactly what it is that we are struggling with. Humans are also resilient and can overcome great difficulties. No matter what the issue, if it's important to you, I will make time to explore whatever it is that you desire. We may uncover a lot! I work primarily with the body and wisdom of emotions. In my experience with trauma work, I have learned it is equally important to build our capacity to experience pleasure as it is to be with our pain. I am here to offer you many options while you embark on the adventure of helping yourself.

Through support and encouragement, everyone can have the ability to create positive change and find a balance in their lives. A strength-based approach can allow for the opportunity to identify successes, reestablish healthy patterns and learn new ways to deal with everyday life. Together, we can create goals that you or your child hope to achieve.