Therapists in Adams County, CO

My therapeutic approach is person-centered, integrative, and empowerment-oriented. I am dedicated to providing affirming care to those who come from historically oppressed communities and have specialized experience working with individuals across the spectrums of sexuality and gender identity. Whether you are questioning your identity, transitioning and/or coming out, or navigating through systems that aim to further marginalize your community, you deserve compassion and support.

If you are an adult who's life may be affected by the symptoms of ADHD, are newly diagnosed or who would like diagnostic clarification, I would like to offer you the opportunity to enhance the chance of achieving success in your home, work and personal life through ADHD therapy. Whether you take medication to treat ADHD or not, non-medication therapy can increase your chances of success in the areas of your life most affected by ADHD that may not be addressed by medication alone. I will assess executive function (EF) skills and work with your strengths in this area to help you overcome your executive function challenges.

Greetings! The main focus of my work is working with individuals and families to help support and navigate through many areas of life. My client’s typical age range is from teenaged years up to young adut though I’ve worked with clients of all ages including clients as young as 5 up until late adulthood. Issues that could be addressed include depression, indecision, anxiety, fear of change, need of direction, and how to maintain/increase happiness. While there is no one specific goal, goals such as finding confidence in-self, self-regulation, learning healthy expression, and happiness are common.

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.

Evening and weekend times are available. I help adults and children facing anxiety, depression, grief, and the effects of abuse and trauma to find hope, manage emotions, and quiet thoughts. I'm trained in handling difficult issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, and adverse childhood experiences and can teach the skills to find meaning, a sense of belonging, and happiness. If are looking to change old habits and behavior, or to build new healthy ones, I can help by finding solutions that fit your lifestyle and personality.

I provide mental health care to a variety of individuals from children to adults with a focus on grief, loss, and working through life changes/challenges. My practice is person-centered, so the counselor (Michelle) follows the client (you). I may come to session with ideas for interventions or questions in mind, but these sessions are for you. I follow what you would like to use your sessions for, and work with you to create therapeutic goals. We may work on building coping skills, increasing self-esteem, or adapting to changes.

Are you struggling with how drugs and/or alcohol impact your life - whether it's your use or someone else’s? Or maybe you feel like you're not living your best life because of unresolved trauma? Have you tried life without substances or certain habits, but keep finding it impossible to honor that commitment to yourself & your loved ones? It might not feel like it, but people can change. You can change. Sometimes accepting help, as scary as it may be, is the first step. With over 34 years in recovery, I have the lived experience, backed by addiction & counseling training, to help you navigate the road to recovery.

*telehealth is ongoing due to COVID19 risks. I am in Commerce City, but you don't have to be. (Email is best for most efficient replies.) And yes I take Medicaid! You are here looking for a therapist with experience, warmth and guidance. Life has been stressful and perhaps your support systems haven't been all that supportive lately. I can help get you through this, improve your communication, coping and parenting skills. Therapy is an amazing way to set and achieve goals, process pain - new and old, and improve your life overall.

VitalCare offers a diverse group of clinicians ready to help you move toward growth, balance, and fulfillment. Therapists tailor their approach to your short and long-term goals. They will help you find your strengths and use them to work with the obstacles, challenges, pain, and fear that may have led you to therapy. To learn more about VitalCare and our therapists, visit our website - https://vitalcare.us/meet-the-team/

Throughout the last few years of my work experience I have come to learn that I enjoy supervising other clinicians, as well as working with clients who are also therapists. This work is beautiful and hard, and therapists need space to identify their own emotional needs and get support. As therapists we have a tendency to put others first, but in doing so, we can sometimes neglect our relationship with ourselves. As healers, our own health is our biggest asset. I love guiding therapists in the process of healing their own stuff so that they can show up more effectively with their clients.

While we strive for balance, life can bring struggles that can feel overwhelming. We might feel depressed, anxious, stuck, or defeated. While these emotions can be difficult, they also provide us with opportunities for introspection and to recognize the strengths that lie within us. I utilize a person centered and strengths-based approach, with an emphasis on cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness. I am passionate about creating a safe, supportive environment to promote stability and growth for my clients. Together, we find ways to address the challenges you are experiencing and embark on a path of self-exploration.

As a therapist, my goal is not to fix, change or solve, but rather to empower, enlighten and support you on your journey to achieve your goals. I believe in creating a comfortable and non-judgemental safe space that fosters collaborations and personal growth. Seeking therapy can be difficult, but you don’t have to go through it alone. I utilize a person-centered approach, combining Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and DBT with other therapeutic techniques to assist in gaining insight, self empowerment and personal growth.

Willow Grove Mental Health is a practice that focuses on providing comprehensive mental health treatment, including medication evaluation and management as well as individual and couples therapy to healthcare providers, first responders, veterans and their families. We are a group practice that has extensive experience working with these populations and we love working with them! We offer a broad range of treatment modalities including CBT, ACT, DBT and EMDR. We provide care for a range of concerns including: anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship concerns and sexual health and functioning.

I offer a variety of modalities including client-centered psychotherapy, coaching and art therapy. I also stem from a background of energy healing, reiki and transpersonal psychology. I support individuals struggling in any relationship, specializing in connecting to the sacred feminine, co-parenting, dating and single parenting.

Life is like a river, rapid and perplexed as it streams us into a direction. There may be times where we choose which way the river will bend, and other times where we become subject to its flow. In this chaos, finding our way home to ourselves becomes the journey. If you are reading this today, that tells me there is something in your life worth recognizing, acknowledging, expanding, or even evolving. In my experience, I have helped individuals recognize the root of their challenges, embrace empowerment, and redefine their journey. Patterns that intertwine us dissipate as we find our way home to ourselves.

I genuinely believe contacting a therapist and pursuing therapy is an act of bravery and courage. I never lose sight of that. While some issues can be addressed with brief, solutions-focused therapies, other concerns and struggles may be rooted deeper and require different therapeutic approaches. I use elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, and psychodynamic therapy to guide treatment approaches. Another thing I never lose sight of is that fact that each person is unique. The issues and concerns that bring a person to therapy have to be approached with this idea of uniqueness in mind.

Trapped inside a life of depression and anxiety that doesn’t seem to have any escape? You find that your energy and motivation for life has diminished. You feel isolated and alone even though you have family and friends close to you. The voice you thought you had seems as though no one really hears it. You feel as though you are being ignored. Wanting to emerge from this life of torment as an empowered hopeful person is now your priority. The question is, where do you start in order to achieve this feat?

My clients frequently say they feel stuck. Many say they can't trust themselves. A lot in their life is going well; they are doing & trying everything they "should," yet none of it is really working to help them to feel relaxed, happy, less angry, less powerless or less stressed. As an experienced, Licensed Professional Counselor, I compassionately support my Adult clients by looking at day-to-day choices, thought patterns, strengths and weaknesses while also identifying new coping tools.

Do you struggle with depression, anxiety, grief, anger? Does it feel like you can't control what's happening? Abuse/trauma can cause people to do things they never thought possible. I believe every person wakes up in the morning trying to do the best they can. Anger, Depression, Anxiety, Panic can take over a person's life. No one wants to yell at the kids, husbands/wives, friends.Are you afraid of your drinking or drug use? Are you afraid you will hurt yourself or someone else? People use drugs, alcohol, shopping, gambling to manage anxiety, or depression or to manage unresolved grief.