Dissociative Disorders (DID) Therapists in Timnath, CO

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.

The complexity of humanity is what makes life so beautiful and sometimes quite challenging.  Dr. Seuss says it all.  Each and every person is a compilation of experiences, feelings, and emotions that result in a masterpiece.  Mariah Milne has a profound passion for people and all things human.  You will be welcomed into a non-judgmental, safe, and dynamic environment. Mariah’s personality is warm and vivacious, with a dash of humor.  No matter where you are in life, Mariah is skilled at meeting you there.  She holds the belief that people thrive when they find connection with themselves and others.

Come, let's sit and chat where you can be heard and seen. "I am sick and tired of being sick and tired." - (Fannie Lou Hamer) ... "I want to feel like I am enough." ... "I don't have any hope." ... "I don't know what to do to feel better." ... These are just a few things I've heard in my career. If this sounds like you, then I'd be happy to walk alongside you in your journey. There are many injustices, microaggressions, and systemic issues that oppress individuals and families, causing anxiety, trauma, and family conflict. Although this can impact your day-to-day life, there is hope and healing available to you.

Welcome! It takes bravery to seek solutions to life distresses. I offer a calm place to unpack the life challenge you have endured. Put the brakes on emotional roller coasters of over whelm, 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.

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.

I specialize in women, trauma, and sex therapy! I am comfortable talking about all things, especially when it comes to sex and intimacy! Let’s talk about it! Or do you feel stuck, unhappy or are you in crisis? Perhaps you feel alone with your thoughts or worries or controlled by the negative “voices” in your head? I have a good understanding of where you're coming from and want to help you feel better. For the past 20 years, I have successfully worked with adults, teens and families dealing with depression, anxiety, food and body image issues, suicidal feelings, self-harming behaviors, relationship difficulties and life changes.

I believe healing, growth, and change are achievable for everyone. Using a variety of proven therapeutic techniques, my goal is to empower you to reach your full potential. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), working in the mental health and substance abuse fields for over 16 years. I have extensive experience working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. I bring warmth and acceptance to the therapeutic relationship, coming alongside you wherever you are in your journey.

》》Current openings: Monday 1pm; Tuesday 11am《《 Have you ever been to the doctor's office and, after telling them your symptoms, they give you that "Oh, is that all?" face? Then you spend the rest of the appointment trying to convince them that you are actually ill. It's like you're put in a position where you have to justify having made the appointment in the first place. I believe therapy should be the exact opposite of this. Therapy should make people feel validated, feel heard. You deserve a place to feel understood, and I would be honored to provide this to you.

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. ​

People of all walks of life, regardless of their backgrounds, are deserving of compassion and acceptance. I collaborate with people to help them see their inner power and regain the confidence that they need to excel in life. I take great pride in creating a safe space that is free from judgment.

I have been working in the mental health field for over 35 years. I started working in mental health facilities in my early 20's while I was in college. I have worked with adults and adolescents in all kinds of modalities, yet I seemed to focus more toward young people and their families with substance abuse problems. Some of that stems from having to deal with my own addictions in my late teens and finally getting clean and sober at 20. Thus, I understand what it is like to be overwhelmed by addiction and the need to engage in a recovery process.

Anxiety, depression and self critical thoughts can take the joy from our lives and leave us feeling hopeless and alone. Our relationship with food may be unhealthy and we may feel suicidal or compelled to self harm. We want to move through the world with confidence while living a life of purpose but are overwhelmed and feel stuck. Goals go unmet, and our world becomes smaller as we resist challenges in our social life, school and career, out of fear and discomfort. We want to have more friends, do well in school and have a satisfying job or family life. We want to be happy and fulfilled.