Art Therapy in Denver, CO

Speaking one's story and processing one's experience is often best done with another. I will provide a safe and compassionate space for you to grow and heal. In my experience, pain and worry decrease throughout the therapeutic process. Life becomes more fulfilling and more manageable. I believe you are your own best expert and my role is to walk alongside you in your path of growth. I am trauma-informed: utilizing mindfulness, EMDR, and somatic interventions. I have been working as a therapist since 2000. I specialize in the treatment of adolescent body image issues, self-harm, depression, anxiety, and parent coaching of teens.

We specialize in empowering you to meet the many challenges life throws your way with fortitude, so you may become the person you envision. Our staff is highly trained in several therapeutic techniques, so we can tailor a plan for your specific needs and circumstances. Our goal at Revival is to strengthen each of our clients to achieve their own goals, whatever they may be. We’re here to help improve relationships, and build competence, confidence, resilience, and productivity. We are committed to your overall best interest. Every. Single. Time. We have the utmost respect for you as a client.

Medicaid covers Neurofeedback! I work with all ages at Aspire Counseling located in Denver. Before private practice, I was in residential mental health treatment primarily with young adults and adolescents. I am competent in working with both children and adults who have experienced abuse and trauma. I also have a heart for working with young adults navigating transitions and healing past emotional wounds. Goals for therapy are a collaborative process in which we will discover your personal needs for optimal growth. My role is to provide a safe space for you to come as you are each session.

My name is Stefanie Donnelly, and I am a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor & a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. My therapeutic approach is multifaceted, integrating holistic & body-centered methodologies with a feminist perspective, all underpinned by a trauma-informed framework. In my clinical practice, I have gained substantial experience addressing a broad spectrum of issues, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal and transitional challenges. It is my objective to provide a supportive and transformative therapeutic experience, tailored to the unique needs of each individual client.

Over the last 13 plus years I have specialized in treating clients struggling with substance use and trauma. I have spent the majority of my career working in treatment facilities that address substance use whether they were residential, extended care or outpatient and I enjoy working with those who report concerns related to their use of a substance(s) and report other "underlying concerns" such as a history of trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, etc. I've been trained in EMDR and spent several years working with young adults, women, and even professionals. Codependency and family work is also an area of expertise of mine.

Asher specializes in gender affirming therapy, sexuality, and all relationship types, including ethical non-monogamy, polyamory and open relationships. I am a clinician of lived experience (trans man, he/him pronouns) who is open-minded and non-judgmental. I strive to provide an environment conducive for exploration and self-discovery. I am an integrative therapist with a preference for narrative, experiential and system therapies. I believe that no two people are alike and that is why I believe in using innovative and progressive methods during our sessions.

Life is a journey and no one escapes the trials and tribulations that come with living a full life. I believe in hope and I believe in everyone's ability to grow and change to become the best versions of themselves. In a collaborative effort, I can assist in your journey to ensure you have the opportunity to experience your own greatest happiness. I specialize in addictions, trauma, couple counseling, sex therapy, personality disorders, anxiety/depression, bipolar diagnosis, and grief/loss.

Realize your potential! Address conflict in your relationships without feeling guilty or stepped on! Find peace and security in the midst of stressful situations! My practice is dedicated to partnering with clients to re-assess their lives and priorities, inventory their skills and create a safe environment for individuals to expand their current vision and achieve their greatest potential. I offer individual, couples and families a safe environment to address issues that are getting in the way of your happiness! See my website for more information on my divorce related specialties, specifically reintegration/reunification therapy.

Navigating mental health can be a tough journey, especially when societal norms or personal beliefs deem it as a taboo subject. In my practice, I specialize in supporting adults and teens who come from diverse cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, and gender identities. I work with individuals facing trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. My goal is to provide a safe, judgement-free space for individuals to explore their struggles. Additionally, I offer support for women experiencing postpartum anxiety, depression, and infertility.

I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed School Counselor with 15 years of experience working with children and adolescents facing anxiety, depression and executive functioning skills. I am committed to helping individuals and couples learn how to build healthier relationships with themselves and each other.

Mount Saint Vincent has been helping children and families in the Denver area for over 135 years. Let us help you and your child with our Pediatric Behavioral Health services: Outpatient Therapy, In-Home Therapy and Day Treatment. Our Masters level clinicians offer evidenced based counseling modalities specific to client needs, including: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Play Therapy, Trauma Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Welcome to a journey of self-discovery and healing! I am Lynette Garber, a dedicated and compassionate licensed social worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate. I strive to help individuals navigate the complexities of their mental and emotional well-being. My focus is to incorporate compassion and humor to help build self-awareness, resiliency and freedom from unhealthy patterns and past pains.

Do you feel a loss of identity, purpose, sense of self, or interest in life? Are you dissatisfied with your goals, your job, or your relationships? Do you struggle with sadness, anxiety, disturbing thoughts, hallucinations, or self destructive behavior? Have you experienced a trauma that has shattered your sense of the world? Just like physical pain indicates that something may be wrong with our bodies, psychological problems tell us that we are suffering on a deep, emotional level. Anxiety, depression, relationship problems, and other symptoms are signs that we are experiencing psychological pain for an underlying reason.

Are you feeling stressed out? Not getting along with others? Is your mind super busy or is it hard to think at all? Are you having trouble calming down and finding rest? Or are you shut down, stuck, unable to move? Every minute our internal experience is changing. Our nervous system is constantly moving up and down. We can feel worried, afraid, anxious one day, and isolated, sad, and exhausted the next. It’s totally normal for our system to fluctuate, but if we spend long periods in one state or another it can take a toll on our body, mind, and spirit.

Blue Mandala is a metaphor for the power of finding your center. I believe our mind and body system is naturally attuned to healing. I see myself as a guide to removing blocks that may have once been survival mechanisms for you.

I know sometimes it feels like no one can help you. That you are too much, too dark, and too broken to be helped. Sometimes trauma can manifest by cutting, eating disorders, depression, chaos, and a real struggle to maintain friendships. It can be hard to even picture what a stable and consistent life would look like, but it's still something you want. Chaotic feelings feel like they take over you and you struggle to make it through each day. You want to live but still feel suicidal. This is all normal for someone with trauma, someone who has been through abuse, someone who has experienced broken relationships and even toxic ones.

Looking for a guide to help you identify and redirect your subconscious beliefs? Experiencing anxiety, negative self-talk, or excessive worrying? My therapeutic practice is body-centered and based on Buddhist Psychology. In our sessions, you’re encouraged to notice the subtle thoughts and sensations that come up for you in the present moment. Through mindfulness and self-inquiry, you’ll realize your ability to be open-hearted toward your present experience. We’ll cultivate the strength to respond to life rather than falling into habitual reactions over and over.

I believe the human capacity is an unstoppable force! In our work we will move through a humanistic orientation that integrates multiple counseling theories and modalities that are person centered and utilize your individual strengths to maximize your ability to garner the confidence to gain control over your motivations, behaviors, and the world around you. To be truly whole, we need balance in our personal lives and to exist within a place we can thrive. Without this, we find ourselves helpless and overwhelmed. Let me join you in creating an empowered and sustainable future as you learn to live more authentically.

You want to feel better, right? I take pride in my commitment to helping you achieve this. I will help you understand yourself better and work through blocks so that you can have more enjoyment, worry less, and function better in work, relationships, and life. I listen for what's underlying your issues and then help you find resolution. I work with you to relieve worries, racing thoughts, poor concentration, panic, moodiness, irritability, relationship problems, and work-related problems.