Therapists in Denver, CO

I believe therapy is a collaborative process where feeling heard and seen is paramount. I specialize in working with college students, the LGBTQ community, those struggling with issues related to gender, identity, relationships, and adjustment. I am completing a certificate in Maternal Mental Health and am passionate about supporting clients who are dealing with infertility, difficulty with pregnancy, loss, and postpartum mood disorders and adjustment.

Are you struggling in your relationships? Are you seeking to feel accepted and like you belong? Relationships can feel stressful at times and they often highlight what we need from others. We may not always recognize what we need or know how to communicate it directly, but we are always striving to feel connected with others. When we do not feel heard or understood by someone we care about we often act out in anger or frustration to increase the chances of someone paying attention, and we can often feel guilt or regret for what we have said or done to the people we love. If you feel lonely, anxious, or depressed, you are not alone.

Seth (he/him) holds a Masters of Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Seth is passionate about providing a space for his clients to feel comfortable and authentically themselves. Seth believes in a holistic and empowering approach to therapy. He aims to collaborate with you to work on healing from the past, detaching from harmful patterns, and strengthening relationships to help you become the best version of yourself.

Taking the step towards change is a courageous endeavor. After 25 years working as a psychologist, I know people can make positive changes. Finding a therapist that feels supportive, non-judgmental and engaging is one of the first steps. I create a supportive and comfortable space to process the challenges you are facing. I will provide different ways to create change using evidence-based strategies such as EMDR and modifying and challenging unhelpful beliefs. Working with a trained therapy dog, called animal assisted therapy, is an option for any client who is interested.

My goal as a therapist is to help my clients enact meaningful change to improve the quality of their lives. I use a variety of modalities customized to your concerns and presenting problems so that therapy is not only effective but efficient as well. I believe it is ultimately my job to make myself obsolete and I am always happy when my clients feel they have integrated enough of therapy that they no longer "need" it.

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 enjoy walking along side young people through the various challenges each life stage and individual experience brings. I believe therapy can be effective when it is built on a relationship of trust, acceptance, and commitment to change. I employ evidenced-based professional counseling methods and invite individuals and families to integrate their own faith perspective, values, and goals into each session. If you are seeking healing and hope that will last, I would be honored to help you on your journey.

I work with adults struggling with relationship issues, addiction, depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Many of my clients have had difficult childhoods and are curious how therapy can help to reduce their suffering, heal from past traumas, and learn healthier ways of attachment. I use elements of EMDR therapy in my approach. I am kink allied and sex positive. I invite you to come as you are. I will respect, support, and encourage you during our time in therapy.

You may have specific issues you want to address such as trouble sleeping, racing thoughts, outbursts of anger with your partner, or feeling awkward in social gatherings or new places. Alternatively, you may simply be curious, or even a little resistant about trying therapy and have no idea what to expect. The good news is therapy is a collaborative space that draws upon your life experience and my knowledge and techniques to help you reach your full potential.

As a young woman who felt VERY intimidated (actually, terrified) to make that first call to find a therapist in her early twenties - I get where your headspace may be right now. I understand how complex women's mental health is (hello, hormones!), and how scary it is to come face to face with the parts of yourself that feel too scary or stuck to change. I am here to tell you what nobody told me as a young woman, though...that on the other side of this fear is the lighter, more joyful and fulfilled version of yourself that was hidden out of sight. And I am confident in my ability to help you reconnect to her.

Most of my clients are seeking support to (re)connect to their sexual selves, develop self-love and compassion, establish pleasurable relationships with food and their bodies, explore their queer identities, and/or reject and unlearn the ways in which cisheteropatriarchy and white supremacy stand in the way of their most authentic, joyful selves. I especially love working with queer folks, fat folks, and folks who work within activist/social justice spaces, but my work is not limited to just those groups! If you think we might be a good fit for any reason, I would love to have you in my office.

As an LMFT, my passion is working with individuals and couples to explore attachment, trauma, and identity. My style as a therapist is genuine, warm, and grounding. I intend to serve as a mirror to help clients identify and examine recurring patterns with care and curiosity. In individual work, this can look like exploring your early experiences that informed your attachment style and connecting these patterns to the way you show up or abandon yourself today. In couples therapy, we bring awareness to the co-created cycles these individual experiences build to reconstruct the relational story into something intentional and fulfilling

I do not currently have availability to take on new clients. Please only reach out if you are comfortable with being added to my waitlist. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I value a strengths-based, person-centered approach to treatment. You are the expert of your experience and you have what it takes to achieve your therapy goals. We don’t exist in isolation and we don’t heal in isolation, which is why I work with my clients from a systemic framework.

Do you ever struggle with managing your stress or anxiety related to work, school, or big life transitions? Have you ever felt overwhelmed or unable to balance all the demands, expectations, and responsibilities in your life? Have you lost direction towards your goals, or need support re-centering on your values system? Are you seeking to live a deeper, more meaningful, fulfilling life focused on your wellbeing? If these questions resonate with you, I would love to join with you on your wellness journey!

My approach to therapy is to meet my client where they are at along their lifelong journey towards contentment, success, and understanding their own intersectionality. Many of us bring different “selves” with us to each interaction in life, whether that be our gender, race/ethnicity, mental health diagnosis, or attachment style. The goal is to help individuals understand how all of these parts of ourselves interact and how we can best approach a life worth living while navigating daily obstacles and life’s transitions. We will work as a team throughout your treatment with you leading as the expert on your life the entire way.

Hello and welcome! I specialize in working with individuals and couples who might be struggling with trauma, shame, anxiety, depression, grief, self-esteem/body image, communication, intimacy, relational/familial conflict, and much more. Your pain lies beneath these patterns and drives your outer world. I will guide you in truly healing the wounds that drive your struggles. You will be able to identify and articulate feelings that are hard to put into words so you can integrate, understand, and externalize the things your body doesn’t need to carry anymore. With this transformation comes self-love, creativity, connection, and more.

I work with gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and gender non-conforming folk as well as those living with HIV. I specialize in a wide variety of concerns including but not limited to: substance use, depression/anxiety, trauma stemming from violence, life transitions, and relationship difficulties. My therapeutic style encompasses many techniques such as: Gestalt therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and guided imagery to help you rediscover your personal Truth. Together we can work to identify the obstacles blocking you from manifesting your dreams and empower you to create the change you deserve in your life.

Are you looking to create change in your life? As a psychologist and life coach, I work with individuals who want to live with more joy, be happier and healthier, and unlock their potential. My clients are often high achieving individuals, professionals, or athletes, who are looking for a mixture of support reaching their goals and help letting go of perfectionism or a harsh inner critic. My specialty areas include stress management, anxiety, depression, the entire spectrum of eating and weight-related disorders (restrictive eating and overeating), sports performance, health and wellness coaching, sleep, and executive coaching.

I view therapy as a collaborative, interactive process that can powerfully foster change and promote repair. I enjoy helping individuals understand themes that echo through their lives, broaden their sense of self, build emotional flexibility, and develop meaningful relationships. I work to foster curiosity and empower individuals to develop authenticity, autonomy, and self-compassion. I also strive to playfully challenge unproductive beliefs and explore the function of behaviors. I received my master's degree in 2009 and PsyD in 2012 from the University of Denver.