Therapists in Southeastern Denver, Denver, CO

Accepting new clients for morning and early afternoon appointment times. I look at everyone's individual healing journey through a collaborative lens focusing on mind & body. Our minds & bodies hold on to traumas, depression, anxiety, etc & store it. I will help you assess the true roots to your issues & walk the path of growth together. I do not believe in “cookie cutter” therapy methods, which is giving every client the same skills and treatment. Instead we get to know the client & personalize their treatment to fit their needs, wants, beliefs & life experiences.

The clients that I typically work with come from diverse backgrounds and present with struggles across the mental health spectrum. Some of those struggles, but not all, surround anxiety, depression, trauma, suicidality, impulse control, and overall emotion identification and regulation. The clients I work with vary in age, starting in early childhood and continuing on into parenting and adulthood. My ideal client is one that is engaged, open to learning, and motivated for positive change. Therapy can be anxiety-provoking when starting, so having a therapy dog in the room can be extremely helpful when it comes to big emotions.

Supporting youth with developmental disabilities and their families is my area of passion and expertise. I strive to help families understand why their child might be struggling and how to best support them. My extensive training in psychology and behavior analysis allows me to view behavioral, emotional, and social challenges from unique perspectives. I specialize in youth with autism and co-occurring disorders and take a strengths-based approach to help them strive and reduce challenges around behavior and mental health concerns.

Eleanore Hall, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the evidence-based treatment of childhood anxiety, OCD, and related disorders, as well as perinatal adjustment and mood difficulties. She has expertise in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure and response prevention treatment (ERP), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and the SPACE parent-based treatment program. Dr. Hall also pursued specialized postdoctoral training in perinatal psychology through the Irving Harris Program. Her work is driven by a passion for helping individuals to get back in the driver’s seat and regain a sense of freedom.

Hello, I have been a Licensed Psychologist for over 10 years. I specialize in assessments to diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, Learning Disorder, Cognitive and/or Adaptive Testing, and Personality and Mood evaluations. I use an integrative and strengths based approach to therapy and assessment, where personal values, beliefs, and strengths are utilized in our work together in therapy. Email or call me today with questions or to schedule an appointment. Please note I currently do not have availability for new therapy clients. I only have availability for assessments.

Imagine a life where you are able to play, explore, and feel empowered to be exactly who you are. We exist in a world with an abundance of talent, ideas, possibilities and strengths; yet many of the current conditions stifle, exclude, and limit us. I am here to partner with you and your family to support growth through life transitions, school or work-related difficulties, emotional and behavioral challenges, childhood trauma- so that you can fully experience life's abundance.

I have become very interested in the brain's functioning powers and how people can learn to re-wire neural networks, using strategies that can calm, relax, heighten a sense of personal control, diminish the power of old patterns, and strengthen healthy neural pathways. Research now shows that talking about what is causing tension, stress, or discomfort for you is good for your brain. It is good to find a therapist, a trusted friend or clergy worker to confide in and improve your life. I work with children of all ages, adult individuals, and couples and families who are having difficulties.

I am particularly trained in working with adults and children who suffer from persistent obsessions, compulsions, social anxiety, panic attacks, phobias and chronic worry and/or stress. Many individuals I see also have other issues that are also addressed as part of the therapy. Cognitive behavior therapy is an excellent treatment for these issues, which often empowers the individual to get better control using specific tools and an individualized plan tailored to their needs. Therapy tends to be relatively short term with maintenance or follow up sessions as needed to ensure individuals maintain their gains.

My overall goal and focus is to restore and build hope and resilience in your life as a child, parent, young adult or family. Struggling with life transitions and emotional upset can often leave us feeling hopeless and isolated. I work with you to overcome these challenges through building a trusting, supportive relationship, focusing on strengths and changing negative thoughts, improving self-esteem and feelings of competence and control in your life.

Our typical clients are children and adolescents who are struggling with a specific change, transition, trauma incident, loss, or other stressor that is causing behavioral and emotional concerns, like defiance, anxiety, depression, self-harm, which interferes with school, home-life, and other relationships. Clients have goals to decrease behavioral concerns at home and school, improve emotions, coping skills, communication skills, and school performance. A lot of parents want their children to listen, respect, and connect and communicate with them. We also work with individual adults, families and couples.

My belief is that when you build a strong alliance with your therapist, you create a really positive experience for the therapeutic process. I strive to create a safe positive place for adolescents to share their thoughts and feelings and learn new ways to work with conflict and setbacks they might be facing right now. Adolescents are having a hard time with all of the social distancing requirements and remote learning this often leads to anxiety, depression, and substance use. which then results in not completing school work. This is a hard time for families and it truly does affect the whole family.

Secure, confident adolescents and families are not born, but created. Keeping in mind children only have one childhood - I use an experiential community based style for children and their families who have experienced violence/abuse, unexpected life transitions, and fractured relationships. My work is to help my clients regain a sense of trust and a confident sense of self. Living with significant life stressors such as divorce, violence, grief and other transitions is difficult for anyone of any age, but especially teens. We all need a space to explore the internal workings of our heart and mind with someone who can listen.

Parenting is a life-long commitment that demands nurturing, attention, and patience. It can be a stressful experience when a child becomes aggressive, defiant, and controlling. If you feel defeated and blaming yourself for your child's behavior, you are not alone. Early intervention is key in supporting your child’s adaptability and resilience as well as your own well-being as a caregiver. My role as a psychologist is to partner with you to highlight your strengths, restore your confidence, and find lasting resolutions for challenges you and your child are experiencing.

I specialize in working with children/adolescents/young adults with developmental disabilities and/or cognitive impairments. My goal is to help indiviudals and their families make connections between difficult behaviors and their underlying causes, and to find interventions that work well for the family. I believe that assessing and identifying strengths in both the client and the family is just as important as identifying the problems.

I believe that every individual has within them the innate capacity for growth and resilience. My therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that healing occurs most effectively within the context of authentic connection and collaboration. Through a synergetic play therapy lens, I strive to create a safe and nurturing space where clients of all ages can explore their experiences, express themselves freely, and discover their own unique strengths and solutions.

Hannah has provided trauma-informed care to children, teens, and adults for nearly ten years. She is an EMDR and Brainspotting therapist who works through an attachment lens. She provides high quality care for clients of all ages in a compassionate environment conducive to healing and growth. Although Hannah is easy going and kind, she is unafraid to sit with you and/or your family through the challenging and emotionally charged work of therapy.

I am a Solution Focused Therapist who has a private practice in the Denver Area. I work with children, teenagers, couples and individual adults. I believe in a solution focused which is designed to assist the client in meeting their goals quicker than traditional therapy. Feel free to give me a call so we can discuss your goals and how working together can create the shifts you've been trying to achieve.

For too long, mental well-being has been something that people were supposed to figure out for themselves. We're here to tell you that it really isn't necessary to go it alone. Our private practice is located near I-25 and Colorado Blvd. We utilize Play Therapy with children and teens in addition to working with adult individuals and families to create the empowerment to make choices that better fit the reality you envision for yourself.

Are you feeling lost, confused, or overwhelmed? Is your child having big feelings which feel unmanageable? Making the decision to engage in services is the first step towards healing. I specialize in working with the Latinx community navigating trauma, cultural identity, grief, and transitions. As a fluent Spanish speaker, I conduct sessions in Spanish designed to foster resilience and healing. I recognize the importance of cultural values as a cornerstone of healing. As part of the Latinx community myself, I have lived experience of navigating the complexities of integrating my cultural values in all aspects of my identity.