Chronic Illness Therapists in Timnath, CO

I offer a range of specialty services that generally fall outside the typical categories and tend to use a “whole person” approach to treatment and stabilization, though over the last 10+ years of intensive couple’s and individual work I’ve treated almost everything and welcome all issues large or small, no matter the complexity. I offer Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy as well as Spiritual Emergence Coaching and meditation training for issues where mental health and spirituality meet. Lastly, I offer specialty testing to precisely identify problems and diagnoses, then use these to best determine what treatment will be most helpful.

I believe each and every person who walks through my door is unique with unique individual needs. I believe that it takes tremendous courage and strength to seek out counseling. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist - Supervisor, and a Certified Trauma Specialist with the National Institute for Trauma and Loss with Children and Adolescents. I am also EMDR level 2 trained. I work with families and children ages 3-18 that have trauma in their history. I teach play therapy to other mental health professionals. I have been in the mental health field for 30 years.

We all have the need to feel supported and understood when in crisis, or when life feels overwhelming. I don't think we are meant to navigate life's difficult paths alone. I encourage you to call and see how therapy could be of benefit to you with your current life circumstances. I believe we each have the innate capacity to heal, and I value and encourage the integration of mind, body, and spirit. I have experience treating depression, anxiety, addiction, chronic pain, childhood sexual abuse, trauma, grief, and PTSD.

You are busy, and successful in your career. You've worked hard to achieve. And -though difficult to admit - you are struggling with keeping all the balls in the air. Whether it is an acute issue, or a longstanding difficulty, you will feel my well honed skills as we navigate forward. You don't have to suffer alone anymore, or feel like you have to settle for less. When you come to me you can be assured that our focus and attention is on you and your goals. Often, the adaptive strategies we have learned as younger people, outgrow their usefulness later in life. I feel honored to accompany people drawn towards growth and change.

Bloom was born from a vision to help individuals move from the unconscious beliefs that they are broken, damaged, or “needing to be fixed” towards the core truth that we are all whole and complete, enough just as we are, and intrinsically wired for healing. Here at Bloom, we are the experts in eating disorder recovery, but you are the expert in YOU. Our goal is to provide collaborative and inclusive care aimed at connecting you with your intuitive body wisdom that’s been there all along. We are passionate about trauma-informed care and believe that leaning into pain with empathy and curiosity provides the framework for healing. ​

Life is filled with hopes and expectations that lead to our greatest joys and deepest pain. The tricky part is that the things we value the most can cause us the greatest pain and suffering. Where there is pain, there can be healing, and where there are ashes, new life can be made. Zach Linder believes that the context of the past, the experience in the present, and the hopes and goals of the future are all essential parts of using our deepest suffering to move into and live our greatest joys. Zach’s clients experience him joining them where they are and walking with them step by step on the journey to where they want to be.

Do you feel overwhelmed, unhappy, or anxious? Are you grieving a significant loss? Maybe you are struggling with food, disordered eating or a negative body image. Are you looking to improve your relationships so you feel more at ease and satisfied in your life? Perhaps you are experiencing health issues that are impacting how you feel about yourself. Life can be difficult and sometimes we need someone outside our circle to listen, understand and support us through these challenges. If you are looking to make a change, I would be honored to assist you along your journey.

I am only accepting Aetna patients at this time. My role as a therapist is to be a compassionate guide through the process of therapy. We walk together to deconstruct narratives that keep you from experiencing your worth in this world. My hope is that you leave therapy feeling seen, supported, and cared for.

Welcome to the Kitchen Table! If you are a woman over 30 struggling with anxiety, codependency, loss, raging hormones... If you are a professional woman or small business owner and you find yourself running on empty or dealing with a harsh work environment - I can help! Therapy at the Kitchen Table is grounded in evidence-based, trauma-informed therapeutic intervention applied in creative, unique-to-you ways.

We all face difficult challenges that can make it hard to face on our own. I believe in helping individuals overcome these hardships whether it be children, individuals, or couples. We can work together to create goals that help you accomplish your best self and ensure that you have the support to do so. I like to use humanistic and holistic approaches with clients that tailor to each persons specific needs and I also use trauma-informed approaches for those who have experienced trauma. I use play therapy techniques with children and provide parenting support and consultation.

Welcome! I offer a calm place to unpack the life challenge you have endured. Put the brakes on emotional roller coasters of overwhelm, trauma, eating disorders, attachment injuries or negative relational cycles. Together let's find the keys inside you. If your sick of anxiety, have attachment injuries, rejection issues, depression or trauma, let's find healing and wholeness. Find ways to argue less and connect more. I create a space that is open, non-judgmental, accepting and compassionate. Clear out those stuck spaces of your past. Get unstuck from relationship gridlock.

When with Megan, clients will feel accepted for who they are today. They will feel understood or at least, with someone who wants to understand them. They will feel safe within my calm presence and encouraged to see the light in everything with my sense of humor. Clients can overcome any fears they have around going to therapy by entering into this strong therapeutic relationship with me. I can help them better manage and eventually overcome their issues regarding self-worth, anxiety, mind/body disconnect, depression, boundary concerns, relationship concerns and much more.

Imagine you have had the same problem or behavior recycling through your life for months, perhaps years. This could be anything from managing your emotions, accepting how traumatic events have shaped your life, addiction, conflict, how other people treat you/how you treat others, or simply taking ownership. Imagine your goal is to change the circumstance, flip the script on your life and find lasting change. I want to help people who want to learn why things are the way they are and to embrace new skills and tools to manage their lives. I use a combination of practical experience and research based skills to get you there.

Counseling is provided to offer you healing, hope, and empowerment when you are experiencing emotional, relational, and mental health stress. You are guided through questions like...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? To start addressing issues like these, I'll ask you questions in our very first session that will lead us to new ways to see your troubles or we'll pinpoint a big struggle you'd like to address. From there we'll decide on a plan for therapy specific to your goals.

After I was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, I encountered the challenge of finding a therapist who understood my mental health and how my physical health was impacted by and influenced my perception of self. In addition to seeking self-care, I became aware that my health experiences deeply affected my family. While doing my academic work at Regis University and St. Louis University School of Family and Community Medicine, I have been able to develop a whole-person approach to counseling care. If you or your family are seeking help that emphasizes communication training and person-affirmative care, let me know.