Therapists in 80201

"are you breathing just a little, and calling it life”? … Mary Oliver. What you might really want to know about me is that you will feel comfortable during our time together. You will know that you are working with a well trained, competent therapist. I counsel people about many different life situations like resolving depression and anxiety, improving life choices, remembering strengths, and loving again. . I help couples regain intimacy and transform relationships by learning new communication skills. So, If you feel stuck , come in, sit down, and together we will bring new light, insight, and change onto your life.

Everyone faces challenges and difficult times in life. Asking for help can be hard, but getting the support you need from an experienced and compassionate therapist can make all the difference!

In practice over 16 years. Are you struggling with abuse or a recent trauma? Do you struggle with depression or anxiety? Do you struggle with relationships? Do you struggle with finding your path? I can help. I have worked with people for over 16 years and have found that my warm yet direct style has helped countless people uncover and connect with a deeper, stronger part of themselves. I offer a free telephone consultation to see if we would be a good fit. Life can be painful but suffering is optional.

Emotional pain may feel unbearable, but there is hope and there is help. Suffering has meaning, and feelings offer guidance. Pain sends a signal where attention is needed. You have the power to change your life and create your happiness. I help individuals find meaning and guidance in their emotions, sharpen their preferences and focus, and create the authentic life that they desire. My clients feel safe to explore their experiences and desires, become empowered and learn skills to create their joyful life experiences on a solid foundation of intimate knowledge of their unique personal and cultural identities.

I'm looking for motivated clients who may be experiencing the effects of anxiety, depression, and/or current or past traumas. Especially in the arenas of self-esteem and self-compassion, I help clients to see themselves from different perspectives in order to move into healthier emotional spaces and be able to manage their place in the world in a more proactive way. I see adults, teens, and children over the age of 5.

Are you looking for a genuine human connection? Somebody to create an authentic partnership with, one centered in your own well-being and growth? I enjoy helping clients to actualize their potential, find their voice, and manage their symptoms. I am a big believer in the intricate mind-body connection and cultivating more global wellness rather than just targeting specific symptoms. I love working with adolescents and adults, people who are looking for forward movement in life, a change of emotional scenery. Issues I specialize in include trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, identity, pain/health management and more.

I help neurodivergent adults, those exploring LGBTQIA+ identities, and trauma survivors to conquer their shame, depression, and anxiety so they can enjoy fulfilling relationships. As a neurodivergent adult with ADHD, autism, or both, you might experience feelings of shame around your identity, even feeling that you have to put on a mask for the world. Or you might be wondering about LGBTQIA+ identities, exploring polyamory, or kink-curious, but feel afraid of judgment. You may feel that having needs or wants of your own are not nearly as important as what others want or need.

I help teens, families, and adults who are struggling with trauma. This comes in many forms including complex, generational, and acute trauma. I believe that trauma can present itself in myriad of distressing symptoms including but not limited to outbursts, isolation, dissociation, depression, difficulty in relationships, anxiety and fear, and loss of self. I want to be able to work together with my clients to help relive what can often be a life long struggle with the symptoms of traumatic events.

Schedule instantly through my website in my bio! 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.

Hello! My focus is working with adults who are struggling with relationship issues, poor self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. I value building strong, trusting relationships with my clients while making the most of each therapy session. Past clients would describe my therapy style as authentic, compassionate, and empowering.

Welcome! I have included responses to some frequently asked questions: 1.) Yes, I'm currently accepting new patients! 2.) No, I do not offer in-person services, only telehealth services. 3.) Yes, I accept most health insurance plans. Please see information below for details. 4.) At this time, I am only offering services to residents in Virginia and Colorado. 5.) No, I do not accept any Medicaid health insurance plans (such as Aetna Better Health, Molina, Magellan, Anthem Healthkeepers Plus, and Virginia Premier), 6.) The name of my private practice is On Your Left Psychotherapy Services, LLC.

I work with individuals, couples and families to create meaningful & fulfilling relationships, improve connections, address conflict, and increase effective communication patterns. Therapy is an opportunity to learn about yourself and others. During session we will explore past and present experiences to gather information about your strengths, resiliency, and challenges. I offer a direct, creative and compassionate approach and nonjudgemental space to do some difficult, and at times, uncomfortable work. Integrating creativity allows us the chance to be playful as you try on new ways of doing things and have some fun with the process of getting to know a truer you.

I believe counseling is a journey. It is useful throughout life, not only resolving mental health concerns; but as a means of discovery and building on personal relationships, clarifying goals and strengthening each person's own unique attributes. It is about building connections. Connections come in many forms; connecting with ourselves, our families, our communities but also connecting past, present, and future.

Hello and welcome to The Center for Secure Attachment. Navigating through different seasons can be difficult and present unique challenges that, at times, might require additional guidance and support. We are a counseling practice with compassionate counselors who are skilled at helping you navigate those challenges. Contact us to help you find the right fit for what you are working through.

children, teens, families, adults, women’s issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, personality disorders, change of life stressors, relationship issues

Hi, I'm Laura. I'm a licensed independent clinical social worker who provides treatment for anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive behavior, depression, life transitions, and more. Whether online or in-person, each of my clients are met with an empathic and non-judgmental approach. As a provider, I recognize the isolation and debilitation that comes with experiencing a mental illness. Thus, I aim to acknowledge, validate, and advocate for the experiences of each client. I provide individual counseling that focuses on the whole person. My approach is to consider all aspects of a person's life in the healing process.

Welcome! No matter what it may be that you or your loved one is struggling with, I will strive to walk alongside you each step of the way. I provide a non-judgemental, patient, and compassionate approach and will at times challenge you in effort to encourage positive and effective change. I will see you as you are with down-to-earth honesty and acceptance.

Welcome! I work with post traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, Bipolar disorders, stress and anxiety related with acute or chronic medical illnesses, developmental issues of adulthood, relationship conflicts, couple's counseling, marriage health and conflict, life transition issues such as stress during college, retirement, change that comes with adverse life events. Men's and women's developmental, family, work and relationship issues and Seniors are also my interest areas. I work with clients age between 15-95 years old.

I strive to create a warm and trusting relationship with my clients as a base from which to explore their emotions, thought processes, and relationships that are contributing to their current distress. I then act as a guide in helping clients move toward the change they want to see in their lives. My approach to therapy is relational, integrative, and collaborative. I weave mindfulness and self-compassion into explorations of past and current relationships and the building of new coping skills to help clients better manage their current difficulties and change underlying patterns.