Therapists in Cherry Creek, Denver, CO

What do you value? What do you need right now in order to be able to pursue those values? Sometimes life experiences and stress can make it difficult to focus on what is most meaningful to us. For many, this can amplify feelings of anxiety, depression, and disconnection. You are not alone.

I love working with women and queer couples who are seeking to become more empowered in their sex lives, relationships and reconnecting to their pleasure. Do you desire experiences in relationships that are tender, connected, compassionate and uplifting? I work with couples who want to strengthen the foundation of their relationship(s) and mend the cracks. I also work with individuals within their intersection of identities to reclaim an embodied experience of what it means to belong in this world and feel genuine pleasure in their bodies. Another speciality of mine is working with women looking to feel more empowered after trauma.

I work exclusively with Men and with Couples. My work is focused on creating the relationship in which feelings can be shared fluidly, where the space itself that we all have created together fosters the communication and honesty that will be the bedrock of the work that will follow. All is welcome, there is no judgement and no criticism. The power for change exists within all of us and together we can find, fostered and or reveal that power.

Can you identify with Sisyphus? The character in Greek mythology who was doomed to roll the rock up the hill, only to have the rock roll back down again? Do you feel your individual efforts have not brought the equanimity you deserve and desire? Perhaps you are now in the place where you need professional support. I welcome working with individuals who have not been able to resolve issues on their own. I will, through the use of the therapeutic process, help individuals and couples clarify their thinking, and ultimately make powerful and healthy changes in their lives.

Jordan Lidstrom is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2018. Jordan is a therapist who values being genuine, compassionate, and supportive to help create a space for clients to share their thoughts and feelings, while also providing unique perspectives to help challenge and motivate them to live the most fulfilling life possible. She works collaboratively with clients to identify therapy goals and make the most successful and sustainable change possible. She respects the autonomy and individuality of every person and incorporates their unique strengths into the healing process.

Kristen has been practicing 18+ years in a variety of treatment settings - working with children, adolescents, young adults and families. She collaborates with clients to increase their understanding of the therapeutic process and the opportunities for personal and family growth. Approachable, patient, responsive, and warm, Kristen deeply values relationships with clients, and works on creating a safe space for growth and authentic communication.

My approach to counseling comes from a desire to create an open, warm and compassionate environment. I believe that the best way to help people with their struggles is to cultivate a non-judgmental atmosphere that empowers individuals and families to share their stories and find lasting solutions. Each client has his or her own story to tell and I love and value hearing each person’s unique story. I strive to work collaboratively with clients to develop achievable goals and find long-term solutions that can be applied outside of therapy.

All of us deserve to feel seen, heard, and known—without this privilege, we are often left feeling uncertain about ourselves and the world around us. This experience can feel paralyzing at times, particularly when we fall out of touch with ourselves and our intuition. I appreciate the strength it takes to ask for help in this process. Many of us desire for life to look differently but feel stuck taking the first step to get there. As a therapist, my role is to support folks in finding the strength and knowledge within themselves to begin working towards these changes.

Hi! My specialty is working with adults who have suffered a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI). Having a stroke or TBI is a life changing and stressful experience, often resulting in both physical and emotional changes and turbulence. It is common to feel anxious, depressed, stressed, or even fearful from the changes in your body, mind, and identity. A loss of independence, shift in role and responsibility, and grief are also common. This can be a very scary and isolating experience, but I'm here to help!

I know how difficult the search for a therapist can be. It feels like there's a lot riding on making the right choice, but there's so much uncertainty about what the right choice even entails. Of course you want a professional who seems qualified to address your specific areas of struggle, but it seems to me that the most healing aspect of therapy is the experience of feeling comfortable enough to be radically open with a therapist who you perceive to be compassionate, nonjudgmental, and real. Try to find someone you feel you can click with on an authentic human level; otherwise, it's likely to feel transactional and limiting.

Hannah Hemming is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Colorado. Hannah has been practicing evidenced-based individual, group, and family therapy, as well as diagnostic assessment since 2016. Ms. Hemming is trained in and utilizes a variety of interventions to include, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure-Response Prevention (ERP), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Family Systems, Behavior Management, Parent Management Training and Strengths-based approaches to treat an array of mental health conditions.

As your therapist, I'm here to provide a warm and supportive space where you can talk freely without being judged. I won't just sit quietly – instead, I'll ask questions, offer suggestions, and reflect on what you share. Together, we'll work on dealing with the things that might be bothering you in your everyday life, whether that be challenges with relationships, work, or family. Our goal is to help you feel better, be true to who you are, and improve your relationships. And along the way, you'll get valuable skills to reduce stress and move your life forward.

Chelsea Ansley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 8 years of experience in the field of social work. Chelsea utilizes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) coupled with both strength-based and mindfulness-based approaches to best meet her clients’ (and couples) needs. For couples, Chelsea utilizes the Gottman Method to best help the couple identify problem areas and rebuild their "relationship house" into a safe, stable, healthy, and comfortable home.

Do you want to feel happier, have more confidence, and stop worrying so much? Therapy can help! In individual therapy I will work with you in a collaborative and supportive way to help you build on personal strengths and live the life you want to live!

If you are struggling with painful emotions, interpersonal problems, or difficult life transitions, I am here to help. You will find that I work hard to understand you and to help you better understand yourself and your relationships. I believe that every person has an inner potential for healthy growth and development, and my role as a counselor is to facilitate that growth. I provide a safe and nonjudgmental space to share and better understand your thoughts, feelings, and challenges. I see clients by telehealth throughout Colorado.

I approach each client with a genuine investment in uncovering his or her unique qualities, strengths, and passions in order to strengthen their sense of autonomy and feelings of positive self-worth. I believe strongly in the tenets of equality, non-judgment, flexibility, and safety within the therapeutic relationship, and my primary aim is to provide an environment in which self-acceptance can be cultivated and personal growth can be nurtured. Treatment will always be a collaborative effort to discover the essential insights necessary for lasting change while simultaneously learning how to treat yourself with more leniency and personal grace.

Currently only doing telehealth sessions to anyone within the state of Colorado. Trying to find a therapist to fit your needs is overwhelming and can be very stressful. I encourage you to bring you authentic self to therapy. I work with clients who have trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, or just life stressors/like transitions. I love to welcome clients in the LGBTQ+ community and people of color.

Are you and your partner feeling disconnected? Arguing without resolution? Missing the spark in your relationship? I specialize in working with couples and individuals who are seeking to reconnect to each other, improve their communication, intimacy, friendship, or recover from infidelity or other regrettable incidents. I utilize Gottman Method Couples Therapy to assist you with rebuilding a strong connected relationship through evidenced based skills and interventions. I have extensive experience in the addiction field and enjoy working with couples and individuals who are managing addiction or addiction recovery.

While our thoughts influence our actions, they don’t control our actions. We don’t always consider this dynamic when we feel stuck and uncertain of how to move forward in life. If you've ever wondered if there's more to life, then I am here to assist you in discovering what's important to you, while cultivating greater self-awareness. Often it's our interpretations of what we experience that is the cause of our distress and suffering. From a mindfulness-based, acceptance and commitment approach, learn how to become open to what is present in your life, while being a willing participant to do what matters.