Grief Therapists in Southeastern Denver, Denver, CO

Grief and loss can leave you feeling shattered, as though you will never experience joy again. Life losses take many forms: The loss of a loved one, suicide loss , life transitions, loss of a relationship, physical losses, psychological losses, loss from trauma, financial losses, loss of a pet, loss from natural causes, and so on. It's difficult knowing where to turn for help during these times. Finding someone to help you navigate your grief journey is important to your healing and wholeness. I will provide the help you are looking for in a safe and supportive setting, as you walk through life's struggles.

If you are feeling stuck or are looking for a change in where you currently are in life, Jen can help you to make progress toward living the life you desire. Jen is able to meet clients where they are, help create goals, and work toward a healthier more fulfilled existence.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor providing outpatient therapy to adolescents and adults. I spent my first few years in practice working in community mental health. During this time I supported clients experiencing a wide range of difficulties including: anxiety, depression, trauma, grief , relational concerns, and attention issues.

I utilize various therapy modalities with my clients such as cognitive behavioral therapy, client centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy, solution focused therapy and problem solving therapy. I enjoy helping people develop both personally and professionally through the process of therapy, both long term and short term.

Renee Shannon, MA, LPC, specializes in life transitions, anxiety, grief and trauma. Renee has been in private practice as a life coach and meditation/mindfulness teacher for over 20 years. Renee incorporates a holistic approach to her treatment of her clients. She takes her extensive background in self-development, her corporate training as an executive in the IT field, and her training as a life-coach and teacher into her assessments and treatments of her clients. She is comfortable working with individuals from all stages of life, also including children, families and couples.

I believe that each of us has the ability to heal from the experiences in our lives that caused suffering or left us feeling wounded. However, exploring this pain and sharing our stories can feel both scary and intimidating. I create a safe, compassionate container for you to draw upon your courage to look inward and explore the wounds that bring you to therapy. My holistic approach to therapy tends to the whole person, incorporating the mind, body, and spirit to support the healing process. Drawing upon my mindfulness-based skills, experience, and clinical expertise I accompany each person on their journey of growth and discovery.

I specialize in working with clients experiencing life transitions and adjustment difficulties; chronic health conditions, including cancer; issues related to aging; the many forms of grief and loss ; anxiety; depression; self-esteem; identity issues; and relationship issues. I believe that giving a voice to one’s experiences can be a powerful agent of change and transformation.

The complex issues of life, from trauma, grief and loss to depression and anxiety can be overwhelming. The seemingly less complex issues of life, like life transitions and general life satisfaction can be equally overwhelming when we face them alone. This is the true value of therapy.

Are you ready to dig deep so that you can make movement towards healing? Are you processing through unimaginable grief ? I can help. I know that there are times in life where we feel lost, stuck, and overwhelmed by the complexity of emotions that encompass the human experience. Therapy can help you look at these feelings and learn to work with them, instead of resisting or avoiding them and arrive at a place of healing and deeper authenticity. If you are struggling with depression and anxiety or if you feel "off" and are ready to be yourself again, I'd love to connect with you to see how we get there together.

Let me guess....you're here because something isn't going the way you hoped, or maybe life is ambiguous and it feels like a lot to handle on your own. Take a deep breath, and allow me the privilege of being curious with you while we figure it out. Sometimes life hits us with a brick. Don't lose faith. I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist for more than 15 years. We are the experts on ourselves, but we forget about this when life takes an unexpected turn. There is nothing wrong with you that what's right with you cannot fix. Let's start putting the puzzle pieces together in a different way.

Do you find yourself trying to make sense of loss , transition or change? Such times can leave you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, lost, alone and exhausted. Maybe you are struggling to find yourself, what you care about, who you really are, what you want to be in this world and how to go forward. Sometimes life just has a way of undoing us and sometimes we need a little help to get on track, to find our center and to not feel so alone. I believe each of us has our own wisdom, desires growth and healing, and wants to make a difference… and sometimes we loose our way.

I specialize in cognitive-behavioral (CBT) for adults. I help you learn a set of practical tools to help with how you're thinking and what you're doing in certain situations, so you can feel better and move forward in your life. It's important not only that you feel better through our work together, but also that you know exactly what you did to get there, so you are confident in how to help yourself continue to feel well going forward.

ENDURING COVID-19 IS OVERWHELMING FOR US ALL. Our lives have changed so drastically in just a matter of weeks - isolation, job changes, school closures, social distancing, financial instability. It's natural to feel waves of anxiety, depression, fear, loss , worry during this time of collective crisis. These reactions and feelings don't have to hijack your sense of resilience and connection to yourself and your relationships. While it's really difficult, you can still keep your wits about you and listen inwardly. Effective support can make all the difference.