Therapists in Powers, Colorado Springs, CO

It takes a lot of courage to recognize that you might be needing some additional support in your life. If you are looking to just be real and sift through the hard stuff to create change, I’m here for it! It’s a tough process, but it can absolutely be done - sometimes you just need another person to help along the way. I invite you to be YOU, in every sense of the word!

Michaela Zaloom is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2023. She has a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience from Colorado State University and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health and School Counseling from Denver Seminary. Michaela is an empathetic listener and always rooting for her clients. She provides a space where clients can feel seen, heard, and known on their journey to healing and restoration. Michaela takes a trauma-informed approach and seeks to understand the root and heal these areas of pain.

Welcome, my name is Landan Hydrick. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor working in Colorado. I am originally from South Carolina but moved to Colorado two years ago after graduate school. I graduated with my Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree from Clemson University. I believe that no matter your race, religion, sex, ideas or beliefs, we are still human. We all have universal emotions, struggles, expectations and goals. My mode of care is to act as a guide in the therapeutic relationship with you, because ultimately, you are the one who creates real change and knows yourself best.

I enjoy working with all kinds of people. Each of us brings our own story and none of us were meant to work through our lives alone. I believe each client has their own strengths and sometimes it's just a question of adjusting the lighting so you can see what they are. It does not matter if you're sad or lonely or frustrated, we can find a way to make life much better.

In the words of Dave Pelzer, “It is important for people to know that no matter what lies in their past, they can overcome the dark side and press on to a brighter world..” As a clinician, I take joy in helping others find the path to hope and joy in their lives when it feels like it has abandoned us. I have experience working with adults and children as young as 5 years old. My work focuses on a client-centered approach while using a mix of therapeutic modalities such as DBT, Somatic Awareness, Expressive Arts, Attachment Theory, Strengths Based, Internal Family Systems, and direct and non-direct play therapy.

Jessica Steinhaus is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Colorado who has been practicing since 2020. Both anticipated and unforeseen obstacles can enter our lives. Jessica is aware that, in addition to suffering and hurt, everyone's definition of happiness, life purpose, and mental wellness varies. Jessica is inspired to share in people's journeys as they pursue their objectives and discover more about themselves. She is aware of the duties and difficulties life places before you.

Do you often find yourself going back and forth about making a change in your head? Is part of you wanting to make that change and part of you not feeling sure or quite ready yet? This is all part of the change process, and you are probably further along than you realize! Sometimes a new perspective and new tools can help us "get off the seesaw" and get closer to the life we want to have. I work to build a space of non-judgment and acceptance so my clients can be seen exactly as they are without fear, so we can find the path forward together.

Everyone has a story, and my commitment is to be an enlightened witness to yours. If you are seeking therapy, it is most likely to understand or change your story. I will help you to do so through a fine balance of compassion, humor, and telling it like it is. The foundation of my work with each client is building a safe, trusted, supportive and respectful relationship. I work with individuals suffering from trauma, stress, anxiety, grief, depression, and life transitions. I work from a trauma-informed, client-centered, and strength-based perspective; I utilize active listening and evidence-based techniques.

Anastasia has a passion for play therapy, children age 4-17, adult and child trauma counseling, individual therapy, and family therapy.

Do you ever find yourself thinking that you could conquer the world if you could just get out of your own way? Does your brain spin and spin without stopping? Do you nitpick every little thing about yourself, even when others think you're amazing? If you're struggling with overthinking, compulsive overworking, and just can't seem to relax, I can help you. Whether your problem is anxiety, perfectionism, or you are stuck reliving past trauma, I have tools and training that can help you overcome your obstacles, discover your core values, and develop resilience.

I am a trained licensed clinical social worker. I believe in a collaborative approach to counseling. I believe that you are the expert on your own life and I will utilize my own expertise to work with you to establish goals and meet you where you are. It is my goal that our therapeutic relationship is one that will create a safe, non-judgmental space to explore thoughts and feelings about your life. My passion is to assist clients with gaining the necessary skills to navigate life stressors.

Life happens and sometimes we find it difficult to cope. We may be in a transition in life; or struggling with low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, anger, perfectionism, loneliness, stress, negative thoughts, and co-dependency. Or, our past keeps manifesting in destructive ways leading us to self-defeating behaviors. I am here to support you, to help you develop insights and learn coping skills/strategies that could help you manage the emotional and psychological challenges.

Rey Mirabal is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 8 years of experience specializing in trauma, child welfare, adoption, depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADD/ADHD, mood disorder, and substance use. Rey uses a client center, empowering therapeutic technique to better help his clients persevere through their many challenges. Rey has an extensive history of working with male survivors of childhood sexual abuse, as well as adoption cases, in which he has assisted his clients to help find the closure they need to move on.

If you are struggling with addiction, chances are you are also dealing with another mental health issue - anxiety, depression, mood or personality disorder. It is important to address the whole picture - not just the addiction. Learning actual skills that can assist you in your daily life to handle stress, take control of your emotions, deal with relationships and become more mindful will make recovery easier to obtain and more meaningful. I am here to assist you along your journey.

Susan Seiler is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been providing behavioral health services for over thirty years. Susan received her Master of Social Work from the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, with a specialty in community mental health/clinical practice. Susan embraces a wholistic approach to mental and emotional wellness, and works with a wide range of clients including children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. Susan specializes in treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, and relationship issues.

I offer my clients a space where they can come as they are with all that they have going on in their life and feel the freedom to share, explore, and grow within themselves to reach their individual goals. Whether it is trauma, spiritual matters, body image issues, anxiety, depression, or other areas of concern, all topics are welcome in this space.

Lauren Taylor is a Master's level clinician who graduated from the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs with her Master's Degree in Counseling in May 2020. She is passionate about creating a warm and welcoming environment for individuals and works to promote a safe space for healing and growth. Do you look at your life each day and know you want something different, but have struggled to know where to start, or who to ask for help? Maybe you don't need long term therapy, but someone to check in with regularly who isn't your friend/partner/parent.

“No need to be ashamed of tears, for tears bore witness that a man had the greatest of courage, the courage to suffer” – Viktor Frankl. Sometimes we hide our pain or get stuck on the how of life; however, starting counseling is a courageous act on the path to finding the why. My why is to help the community that I grew up in with genuine compassion for each person who is struggling. People have always felt comfortable opening up to me, and I always find ways to help my community. Also, being a Colorado Springs native, I have always loved the outdoors and exploring its beauty.

As a parent, if our child is showing behavioral or emotional signs that he or she is struggling, we struggle too. I am here to help both you and your child. Play therapy is a powerful way to help your child grow and heal. Sometimes, you as a parent need the support to journey with your child through a healing process. My approach allows a child to experience significant shifts in their behaviors and in their feelings about themselves and the world around them. Going through this process together, parent, therapist and child work together and in doing so, you and I together grow in our understanding of your child.