Therapists in Southeastern Denver, Denver, CO

Life can be SO hard, but it can get better! Struggling with life or a relationship? Are you struggling with ANXIETY, depression, or a "transition" from empty-nest, the pain of divorce, parenting issues, loneliness, purpose, and other life-stressors? I was a child of divorce, a stay-at-home mom for 20 years before becoming a counselor, and married since 1983. I work with all couples struggling to stay together and find themselves drifting apart. I also work with parenting issues and teen life struggles. My office is a SAFE place to work through the issues of life that get us all down! Let's start!

Our clinical focus is a "hybrid" approach combining Dialectical and Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Relational/Experiential therapy, primarily for the adolescent and emerging adult, but also working with adults, families and couples. Our clients struggle with regulating emotions, distress tolerance, core emptiness (confusion about oneself), as well as interpersonal conflict with frequent emotional chaos. Our time-limited, solution-focused technique is often sought to augment a person's existing individual therapy. Our approach is also effective in treating depression, self-injury, anxiety - focusing on coping skills. We are comprised of 4 licensed clinicians offering both individual, couple and group therapy.

With 25 years in clinical practice, I am a firm believer in the effectiveness of psychotherapy to improve self confidence and self esteem, to develop more fulfilling relationships and to set one's life course in a positive direction for the future. I try to not only help my clients find relief from bothersome symptoms but also to help get to the root of the problem that has brought them into therapy. In this way the therapy has a deeper and longer-lasting effect as clients learn how to free themselves from problematic patterns from the past and live more fully in the present.

Are you or your teen struggling with frequent anxiety or worries you can't seem to stop? Do you experience intrusive thoughts or images that you can't get out of your head? Do you find yourself replaying things that occurred in the past, and ruminating about the future? More than anything, you just want to feel better. Please know that you're not alone. I work with clients who are struggling with OCD and related disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions and addictions. I cater my therapeutic approach based on your individual circumstances and goals to guarantee that after a few sessions you'll start feeling better.

Do you need more of a sense of connection with others in your life? Are you looking for more balance and more skill in asserting your needs? Are you struggling with feelings of depression, anxiety, or insecurity? Therapy can help! I work with individuals, couples, and families, helping them strengthen bonds with those most important to them. At the start of therapy, I believe it is critical to experience a good fit with your therapist in an environment that is safe, non-judgmental, and collaborative. This important connection starts the process of building deeper bonds with others.

Are you a parent who has found that managing your teen's emotions, behaviors and school performance a bigger challenge than you thought? Are you seeking support on how to set appropriate healthy boundaries while still maintaining a loving relationship with others? Are you wondering how to improve your situation? I can help you by exploring the challenges you are facing and empower you, to reconnect with yourself and others. We will explore the past but focus on the present to plan for a better future. If you are desiring change and are willing to make change, together we can figure out how.

I am licensed in South Carolina, Colorado, and Utah with 8 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with depression, anxiety, addictions, family conflicts, stress, trauma and abuse. I work with my clients to create an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process. Eleonora Juliana, Ph.D., is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Addiction Counselor in South Carolina, Colorado, and Utah.

Are you ready to pull yourself out of the hole you've been living in? Are you struggling to heal from on or multiple experiences, that has diluted your ability to remain strong? I am confident that together we can work to equip you with the necessary tools to help you face and overcome these challenges. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, addiction, or PTSD, it is important that you know you don't have to be alone in this journey.

Lets talk. At some point we all have experienced uncertainty, confusion, sadness or feeling lost. A stagnant barrier limiting happiness, the ability to feel comfortable with our choices, trust in relationships, coping or overall self-control. By using a person-centered and humanistic approach with individuals and couples struggling with their emotions and mental health we can explore a journey of self -discovery. Utilizing the skills needed for personal growth, overcoming those barriers you may be facing and recognizing strengths, building upon new ones and embracing self-awareness, you can find the resiliency for a better tomorrow.

We all need a sense of purpose, fulfillment and connection. If you’re grappling with relationship difficulties like communication, navigating complex life transitions, or struggling with developing meaningful connections, then your life can often feel stuck. How do you make conscious decisions in your relationships and life path when you feel uncertain?

I am an Board Certified Art Therapist as well as a Licensed Professional Counselor. In art therapy no artistic skill is needed, you just need an openness to the creative process. The road to healing often begins in finding your voice and expressing your inner self. I am passionate about helping individuals and families of all ages struggling with mood disorders, trauma, and addiction. I have additional interest in those from diverse backgrounds, immigrant families, and women’s issues.

Why is change so hard, especially in the world of addiction? This question resonates deeply with many of us, tapping into the universal struggle of transforming our lives for the better. With over a decade of dedicated service in the mental health field, I've cultivated an understanding of the intricate work between desire and action, particularly in overcoming addiction. As a certified addictions counselor, my expertise lies in navigating the treacherous waters of change, guiding individuals through the tumultuous journey from dependency to freedom. But addiction is not the sole focus of my practice.

My name is Alissa Zucker MA, LAC and I have been working in Substance Use disorder services for the last 10 years. I received my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Metropolitan State College in 2008 and a Master's Degree in Applied Psychology from Regis University in 2015. Alissa is a Licensed Addiction Counselor in the State of Colorado and has passed both the NCAC II and MAC exams to be Nationally recognized as proficient in Addiction Counseling and Mental Health.

Emotional pain is our systems way of telling us something needs attention, just as physical pain alerts us. Within a context of kindness, sensitivity and skill, patterns, longings and distress can be understood and resolved. Maybe you've been struggling awhile or a recent loss, injury or transition has made life feel unbearable. Drawing upon several evidenced based practices we can address any issues you bring to therapy. Good therapy is a permanent gift to yourself that positively impacts your relationships, health, work and quality of life, it can never be taken away, lost or become obsolete.

My style is warm, real, and practical. Working with me in therapy means having a conversation, just two people talking together. I embrace humor and honesty in therapy. I balance helping you gain greater understanding of yourself with taking action, supporting your every step. I strive to provide the best services possible by helping you to feel deeply understood by considering all the aspects of your unique story and using therapeutic techniques that have been shown by research to be effective. I provide individual and group therapy as well as psychological evaluations (testing).

Uriah envisions working with individuals who seek a compassionate ally on their journey towards holistic well-being. Whether navigating acute crises or seeking existential clarity, Uriah's ideal clients are motivated individuals ready to engage in introspective exploration, eager to unlock their inner resilience and authentic selves.

I specialize in working with diverse clients who struggle with trauma, addiction, anger and anxiety. . My experience working with various clients that want to process trauma and addiction from a Jungian/Depth psychology perspective. Incorporate somatic, art, music, and experiential interventions that promote trauma healing and recovery. Aside from individual level interventions, I also offer EMDR consultation and training to empower other clinicians that desire apply these interventions with clients.

Therapy is your opportunity to discover and uncover the best things about yourself, while facing the things that feel like they're getting in the way. I’d like to think of myself as your guide through self-compassion, acceptance, and a better relationship with your body. I support individuals and their families who feel suffocated by their inner critic, anxiety, overwhelm, poor body image, depression, doubt, and fear. Through the use of IFS, ACT, CBT, DBT, and deep self-compassion work, I support adolescents and young adults in becoming their truest, most authentic selves.

I know sometimes it feels like no one can help you. That you are too much, too dark, and too broken to be helped. Sometimes trauma can manifest by cutting, eating disorders, depression, chaos, and a real struggle to maintain friendships. It can be hard to even picture what a stable and consistent life would look like, but it's still something you want. Chaotic feelings feel like they take over you and you struggle to make it through each day. You want to live but still feel suicidal. This is all normal for someone with trauma, someone who has been through abuse, someone who has experienced broken relationships and even toxic ones.