Therapists in Larimer County, CO

Charles Nix approaches counseling in a way where he works to understand the whole of the person and/or relationship. Charles's specialties are marriage/relationship problems, divorce recovery, men's work, teenagers and men in their 20's, 30's,40's, anxiety, depression, and helping people understand who they really are and what they want. There is almost an endless amount of experiences, interactions, and beliefs that make up who we are. Charles works very well with just about anybody, and especially those who feel lost, unheard, unimportant, no passion or desire, and a lack of purpose and meaning.

Currently Accepting New Clients with Cigna, Aetna, Medicaid, or self-pay. Offering individual and group therapy services for teens and adults. Available both in person in Fort Collins and virtually to all of Colorado.

I feel strongly that the individual story matters. It shapes our lens, which impacts our experiences, our choices and our actions. Sometimes that lens can get skewed, and things can feel overwhelming or out of whack. I like to be a co-pilot to the client and provide a safe space to allow the client to explore and examine things they may want to change, with the ability to provide them with tools/skills when necessary. Learn more at fccwellbeing.com

I am a licensed psychologist with experience treating adults, young adults, athletes, and couples. My approach to therapy is supportive, client-centered and humanistic. I think of my role as facilitating growth, rather than dictating how one should or should not live. I work to be authentic and real with my clients and believe that trust, safety, and a positive therapeutic relationship can lead to meaningful change and wellbeing.

Our patterns paint the picture of our everyday experience. I believe in the importance of slowing down and observing these patterns with acceptance and curiosity (exploring mind, body, and spirit) in order to shift the way we interact with different aspects of our lives. As we slow down and re-evaluate our own truth, the models of the world we have subscribed to begin to shift as does our ability to be open to new and different possibilities.

Hygieia Wellness strives to provide a safe and supportive environment for healing. We encourage our clients to embrace what makes them unique and work towards authentic healing and self empowerment in their recovery.

My name is Corey, and I have been providing mental health services now since 2013, and am currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and have my Masters of Social Work from the University of New England. I started in the field working with children and families with disruptive behaviors in the home that posed a risk for displacement of family members, and working closely with parents to support improved structure and routines in the home.

I believe we are all capable of growth and wellness. My goal is to offer you a safe place to come and work on your most personal and inner self. My theoretical approach is client-centered, focusing on the counseling relationship and self-exploration. The counseling relationship is the most important part of the process to me because it models what unconditional acceptance and authenticity feels like. I offer a holistic perspective to wellness, working with you to consider self-care routines and mindfulness practices.

Do you feel as though you are parenting several children in one? Do you have an adoptive child that is struggling? Does your child: deny remembering specific events, vary in his/her abilities, rapidly change moods, steal, hoard food, lack social skills, show physical/verbal aggression, react disproportionately to specific situations? Are you confused by your child's behavior and frustrated that your current parenting skills/techniques are not effective? Are your child's teachers reporting inappropriate or disruptive behaviors at school? Would you like to gain hope, learn new skills, and see more of who your child really is?

Accepting New Clients Today! No matter where you're at in life, there can be a lot of challenges that increase or cause distress. From having difficulty communicating with family members to struggling with adapting to life's changes. From challenges in developing healthy peer relationships to dealing with conflict within your support group. We are all dealing with so many changes in our lives, it can become overwhelming without someone who can be non-judgmental, unbiased, and able to provide unconditional acceptance to help navigate those changes. Our practice specializes in children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples!

I'm looking for clients that are struggling with addiction, trauma and symptoms of trauma, relationship issues, men's issues, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem. I'm looking for people who recognize that they want to improve their life and view therapy as a supportive piece of that journey.

Brody Shelstad is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has been practicing since 2015. She graduated from Syracuse University with a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy and graduated from the University of Minnesota with a Master of Arts in Applied Child and Adolescent Development - Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. Brody believes in an eclectic approach that focuses on supporting each person, partnership or family based on their uniqueness and needs. She works in partnership with her clients to help them meet their goals and help them live a happy and healthy life.

Everyone needs a place to talk things through. Whether it’s figuring out how to manage anxiety or depression, deciding whether or not to make a life-changing decision, or dealing with challenging relationships, I make it a goal to provide a judgement-free place to process some of life’s most difficult moments. Learning to ask important questions and take into consideration the factors that are impacting your daily life is a primary focus. I want you to walk away from each session learning a little more about yourself and your world.

Feeling overwhelmed, hopeless or stuck? When we are feeling miserable, our life is not moving in the direction we want, and everything we have tried so far has not worked - it can lead us to despair. These feelings are only made worse when we believe that there is no one we can turn to or no one else could understand. I am here to say that you do not have to go through this alone, and despite how it may seem right now, these feelings do not have to dominate your life. Working together, we would collaborate to try new strategies so that you can move closer to the life you want to live.

As human beings we often encounter obstacles and find ourselves wishing to move forward. Mónica López believes that every person has the ability to not only overcome obstacles and challenges, but also has the opportunity to thrive. Through counseling, she offers a safe and judgment-free space while providing a balance of support and guidance. She is passionate about joining clients in their journey towards growth and success.

The ability to set healthy boundaries, to feel worthy in our relationships, and to find connection and meaning is where personal health and satisfaction begins. It takes courage to open your heart to change, healing and growth, and I am honored every day to get to witness and support amazing clients in this work.

Hello, my name is Dr. Lindsey Williams and I am thrilled to be starting this therapeutic journey with you. My philosophy has always been that you know your situation and what’s best for you better than anyone. I’m simply here to help guide you and support you during this difficult time of your life or even transformative time. I previously specialized in victim advocacy work for multiple police departments in Adams county helping victims of crime in guiding, supporting and empowering individuals and families during a very difficult time in their life.

Dr. Vanessa Rollins is a Psychologist in Colorado who has been practicing since 2000. She has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from CU Boulder, a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from CU Denver, and a PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver. Dr. Rollins specializes in psychological assessment and brief therapy. She has a background in integrated primary care, health psychology, inpatient treatment settings, and psychological and cognitive assessment of adolescents and adults.

I embrace the idea that change is all around us and happening every day. Our job as people is to learn how to manage and adjust to this change as it unfolds in our lives. This can be challenging and difficult and that is where I come in. I can help you identify skills to use as you open new doors and live in the here and now.