Person-Centered Therapists in Frederick, CO

I provide a safe and welcoming space where I will work with you to help you learn to challenge problematic dynamics, brainstorm reasonable solutions, and implement lasting change. I believe that every person has the capacity to change, and recognize that sometimes we all feel stuck. My role is to walk alongside you as you forge your own path out of that "stuck" place, and help you show up as your authentic self in every area of life. In our sessions you can expect warmth, empathy, validation, and humor as I show up as my authentic self as well. Cursing included at times!

I help clients to overcome life struggles, inter- or intra-personal issues, pre-marital issues, process trauma/attachment history, increase coping skills, self-esteem, parenting issues, career/academic dissatisfaction, communication and conflict resolution skills. Are you feeling stressed, down, overwhelmed, or unheard? Have you sought a deeper understanding of yourself and your patterns? Are there changes or challenges in life that are difficult to manage or overcome? Are you looking for a therapist that is direct and open with observations? I want clients to feel empowered, capable and supported in a judgement free space.

Now offering Clinical Supervision for LPCC's! Through my holistic approach to therapy, I see you as a whole person on a path toward healing in a compassionate, collaborative, respectful, and non-judgmental manner - you can learn that success is possible! I primarily offer integrative therapies, including equine-assisted psychotherapy (horses as co-facilitators), ecotherapy (nature-based), expressive arts, somatic (mind-body), mindfulness (being in the present), EMDR, and relational therapy (improving relationship functioning). I specialize in working with clients ages 8 - 85 who would like to live a life free of pain and struggle.

I offer individuals and couples support in developing a better relationship with themselves, practicing healthy communication, managing life transitions, improving self-esteem, coping with stress and exploring what feeds anxiety, depression and unhealthy relationships. I feel change is often the result of having the courage to practice self-awareness with less judgment, self-acceptance and self-love. I see therapy as an opportunity to create a working relationship with your whole self, challenging defeating self-talk and destructive narratives of “I’m not enough,” and establishing a new foundation of self-worth to grow from.

Krupnick Counseling Associates (KCA) is a premiere, multi-specialty group practice in Longmont, Colorado. KCA was founded in 2000 and is comprised of uniquely talented therapists, with decades of experience, who are passionate about their work and are committed to offering the highest-quality, inclusive mental health treatment and support. Krupnick Counseling Associates is an overflow provider for Kaiser Permanente as well as a trusted mental health resource for area physicians, employers, insurance panels, faith and community leaders. We currently offer both in-person and teletherapy for your preference, convenience, and safety.

Feeling lost? Feeling hopeless? Life is hard at times. We are all fighting our own unique battles. But your story is significant, and so is your journey toward healing. Whether you are navigating the complexities of relationships, coping with anxiety, depression, other mental health issues, or simply seeking personal growth, together we will find the path toward positive change. My goal is to empower you to embrace your narrative, rewrite the chapters that no longer serve you, and cultivate a life of authenticity and resilience.

I provide counseling services to offer healing, hope, and empowerment to people experiencing emotional, relational, and mental health distress. I have clients who initially sought counseling services seeking answers to questions such as: My life has totally changed. What do I do now? How do I repair my relationship with my best friend? Where do I turn after the death of a loved one? How do I heal from past abuse? I feel like I'm losing my mind. What is happening?

Events in life, whether it is experiencing mental health challenges, relationship complexities or a life transition rarely occur without stress. Adjusting to change takes time and patience and while this can be painful, change can influence personal growth and can leave one stronger, more confident and better prepared for what comes next in life. Sometimes it takes a neutral and objective person to facilitate and guide one through challenging seasons of life. Amanda Wurst, LCSW is the owner and operator of Solace Counseling, comprised of 7 therapists, each bringing different areas of speciality.

You are not the only one! Life can feel harder than you thought it would be, in marriage or in your own body and self. Whether you newly notice something isn't working or you're battle weary from trying to change, it's never too late to try something new! Effective therapy searches out the actual root of your problems, the "what's underneath." Your past experiences matter. With this insight we look for those coping mechanisms that have kept you captive in unhealthy patterns, and begin the process of growth. It's amazing how much healing can come from deeply understanding yourself better and truly coming to like what you find.

If you've been contemplating counseling, now is the time! As a Christian Therapist, I believe that God desires so much more for us than we are currently experiencing. If you're feeling heavy, life can be lighter. If you're struggling to see change in your life, a new more peaceful life is possible. Your desires, goals and dreams for life are not selfish, and I believe that Christ calls us to live life to the full. If your life does not feel "full", change is possible. You were meant for more.

As a somatic practitioner, I work with individuals struggling with everything from life to death and beyond. My approach aims to support clients in exploring and discovering their authentic whole selves, needs and desires to navigate a path towards fulfillment while encouraging connection to self, body and others. I incorporate a mind/body approach that is accessible to all peoples based on the neurobiology of trauma, drawing from a variety of wisdom and modalities to best support the client. My ultimate goal is to support clients in transforming their relationship to self and others into a fully lived experience.