Self Esteem Therapists in Florissant, CO

Life creates challenges that are often tough to deal with by ourselves. By providing a caring and empathetic approach, I can offer support and guidance to address issues that may include relationships, grief and loss, family conflict, and addictions.

I work with a person centered, trauma focused approach to assist with building a working relationship with clients to allow them to understand their own needs and goals. From there we work to develop coping skills that can assist you with addressing your own anxiety or depression. I understand the each individual is different and therefore there is not a one size fits all approach. I work to meet you were you are and work with you to move past trauma to a more productive, happy future.

Barbara brings experience, warmth, and humor to the therapeutic environment and creates a welcoming space for client concerns and challenges. She employs Internal Family Systems (IFS) methods to help clients learn to understand their "bad actors" (personality parts that engage in impulsive or harmful behaviors), as well as those that manage the client's life and keep them out of trouble. Barbara facilitates clients' re-discovery of their own vast internal resources and with this, they begin to realize their authentic qualities and strengths. . . . . . Barbara Wegener, LPC, Shadow Lantern Counseling, LLC

Problems with work, marriage, or any relationships. Specializes in trauma, PTSD, Depression, and Anxiety. Certified for EMDR. Chris Waters, brings 40 years of care and compassion for individual and business clients' concerns to his practice. Assists clients to better understand their problems and provides a trusting environment to develop solutions. A Nationally Certified Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor. Chris possesses a Masters of Arts in Psychology and Professional Counseling, and an MBA in Management and Entrepreneurship, He helps individuals, couples, and business owners and their employees solve their problem.

Hi! I’m Lindsey. Congrats on taking the first step to find a therapist! I enjoy supporting clients who are wanting to reconnect with their authentic self, learn how to trust themselves and those around them, and heal past wounds. I understand going deep isn’t easy, but I always make sure a healthy dose of laughter is included! I specialize working with young adults, complex trauma, LGBTQIA+, people who may have grown up with dysfunctional families, and want to build healthy self-esteem. Our main goal together will be to nurture a version of you that feels more safe, connected, and confident.

If you are a young adult or college student struggling with navigating life transitions, low self-esteem or anxiety and depression, I believe I can be a helping hand in your growth. I aim to create a safe, comfortable space for you to work on yourself using a nonjudgmental approach. Life is hard enough, and therapy can be even harder. However, I try to make sure you always feel supported no matter what you're experiencing. Lets talk about it! Remember 15 minute consults for every new client.

I work best with individuals, couples and families on these issues: Couple/Relationship conflict, Parenting/Family issues, Grief and loss, Life Transitions, Anger Management, Self-Esteem, Identity formation, LGBTQI/ Gender Identity, Spirituality, and Meaning Making.

Are you looking for direction and purpose? Together we will assess your present life and by resolving the past, make an achievable plan for a better future. By increasing insight and awareness, I aim to empower you to create the life that you crave and deserve.

Are you neurodivergent? Let me guess, you've seen a therapist, if not several, and its been... just ok. They listened, maybe they made some suggestions, but they didn't really get you. I've heard this story dozens of times from neurodiverse clients who are autistic, have ADHD or don't really fit in any specific box. You want to meet with someone who understands how your neurotype changes the way you experience and interact with the world. You need someone who can help differentiate what is part of who you are, and what is something you have been forced to use to cope with a world that wants you to be "normal".