Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) Therapists in U S A F Academy, CO

I have some limited openings and I am only accepting clients for OCD-related concerns and Tourette’s/Tic Disorders at this time. If you are struggling with intrusive thoughts, compulsions, phobias, or social anxieties, I would be talk over the phone or sit down for a consultation to see if treatment with me may be helpful. I have worked with a variety of concerns in the past, but have limited my practice to OCD-related disorders and Tourette’s/Tic Disorders due to limited treatment availability in the area.

Intrusive thoughts are robbing you of your time and quality of life. Anxiety has you on edge and unable to relax. As your therapist, I will help you recover the joy and peace you once had. How is this possible? By genuinely listening to your concerns, utilizing proven therapies, and being a reliable resource for your growth. OCD and anxiety do not have to rule your life.

We are a group of highly-qualified mental health therapists serving all over CO via telehealth and in-person (offices in Aurora). Our licensed therapists and supervised LPCC/SWC/intern providers take most insurances including Medicaid. See c4vl.com or photo gallery for details on our clinicians, & specialties, insurances. We are committed to anti-racist, neurodivergent-affirming, and GLBTQIA+ allied practice. We have providers who speak Spanish, French, and Russian. Hablamos Espanol tambien! Email us with this info: In-person or telehealth, Insurance, Age, describe needs to be addressed.

My clients have struggled with emotional regulation (anxiety, depression, anger and hopelessness. They tend to have a history of Trauma throughout their lives. I have obtained credentials and training to help these types of therapeutic needs. I have trauma informed care and trauma processing training that has been successful for most of my clients. If you've struggled with these needs and would like to try my treatment, I will ensure that you will have my dedication, experience and commitment to help you heal. I also just received Induced After-Death Communication Credentialed training from the Center For Grief and Traumatic Loss

Thank you for the opportunity to introduce myself to you! I am a licensed psychologist in Colorado, California and Texas with over 27 years of experience. I have two doctoral degrees in psychology and an additional master's degree in marriage and family therapy. I am a national and international author and lecturer in the field of psychology. I believe in the potential and desire of every person to find their purpose and happiness in life. Therapy will provide you with support and skills to help you navigate through difficult times. I am here to listen, support, encourage, and provide feedback.

I have learned the importance of blending evidence-based care with a unique individualized approach tailored to the needs and desires of the individual; therefore, I practice a multi-modal approach that mixes neuroscience and psychology. I have served underprivileged communities, worked with survivors and perpetrators of sexual and gender violence and have specialized training working with addictions, and promoting mind-body wellness.

Sometimes we may compare life to hiking a mountain with a 100lb pack, in the rain, with mud up to our shins. We are weighed down, can't see far in front of us, and footing is slippery. Other times, we may find ourselves constantly on the go and when we lay down at night our minds buzz with the events of the day, our to-do list for tomorrow, and the worries of life. Whether you struggle with burnout, "stupid people", depression, anxiety, or life, in general, you are not alone. Every client is different regardless of similar experiences and symptomology, and therefore, my approach to counseling will be tailored to the individual.

Hi, there! I’m glad you stopped by. I know how challenging and intimidating it can be to choose the right therapist. You want a therapist that helps you gain insight into yourself and helps you find solutions to the struggles you may be dealing with in your life. After years of studying mind/body practices, I have learned how to effectively guide clients who suffer with deep emotional traumas, depression, anxiety, chronic illness, life transitions, and grief in ways that bring about relief and lasting change.

Are you struggling with panic attacks? Intrusive thoughts that get stuck in your head? Are you feeling more stressed in relationships, work or school? Are you someone that has always been a worrier and would like to change? I can help! Anxiety and OCD Unstuck Therapy specializes in research backed treatment for anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders for children (8+), teens and adults. I am licensed in California, Colorado and Illinois.

I provide official Autism, ADHD, and OCD assessments, diagnoses, and full clinical report. I specialize in assessing and identifying adults who are seeking clarity around their neurodivergence and those who MAY have "gone under the radar". I use the gold standard MIGDAS-2 for Autism and CAARS for ADHD, along with a battery of other tests and scales. I am currently full for my therapy caseload and am only doing assessments and evaluations at this time.

“No need to be ashamed of tears, for tears bore witness that a man had the greatest of courage, the courage to suffer” – Viktor Frankl. Sometimes we hide our pain or get stuck on the how of life; however, starting counseling is a courageous act on the path to finding the why. My why is to help the community that I grew up in with genuine compassion for each person who is struggling. People have always felt comfortable opening up to me, and I always find ways to help my community. Also, being a Colorado Springs native, I have always loved the outdoors and exploring its beauty.

Trapped. Anxious. Worried. Out of Control. Done. You smile and participate in your daily activities, but really you’re just trying to get through the day. You have racing, intrusive thoughts that you cannot seem to ignore. You want to move forward. You want to work on these things, but a part of you cannot seem to stay on the horse. Perhaps your fear gives you a sense of comfort and routine, yet you know that this is unhealthy. Let’s gear up and battle this together. Are you ready?

Dr. John B. Evans earned a PhD and two masters degrees in the behavioral sciences. Dr. Evans is a published author, title: Why You Do That (amazon.com) and was an adjunct professor in social work for five years. Dr. Evans has concentrated in multiple areas including family systems, personalities, individual/couples/family therapy, group therapy, difficult or abusive relationships, parent / child conflict, stress management, and substance abuse. Dr. Evans trained other therapists in Dallas for years. Dr. Evans emphasizes self-awareness and family awareness. Therapy with Dr. Evans is very different from therapy with other therapists.

I have always had a genuine interest in the uniqueness and well-being of others. I believe that we can all grow from the situations we have experienced. Whether that experience be divorce, abuse, addiction, or trauma of some sort. Our brains & bodies have a way of healing themselves through processing. Certain experiences can cause us to feel alone, anxious, sad, depressed, unmotivated, angry, violated, exposed, and at times emotionally unstable. Here in therapy I walk the journey with you as we work through emotions, gain insight, and create more beneficial perspectives. I provide a space of safety, understanding, and compassion.

You are the expert on your life. As a counselor, I take a client-centered, culture-centered, anti-oppressive approach. I strive to create a safe and non-judgmental environment where we can collaborate on practical and creative solutions to the challenges you encounter. I believe community and relationships are integral to individual wellness and seek to support clients through creating a healthy counseling relationship, integrating clients’ existing support systems, and/or providing encouragement and skills to clients as they build new relationships and communities.

Navigating this life and our intimate/family relationships is not always easy. In fact, there are times when we all need someone to share the burden of understanding and working through relational conflict, difficult emotions, and past trauma in a productive and fruitful way. I work with individuals, couples, and families, with the understanding that each person is an expert of their own life and that I am a partner on this journey. I am dedicated to helping my clients realize their full potential in every area of their life and relationships in any way that I can.

Tired of feeling frustrated, stuck, and disconnected? You’re not alone. My name is David and I’ve helped dozens of men struggling with these issues. My clients typically feel off course, disconnected, and frustrated when they arrive. After working with me they feel fulfilled, relaxed, and empowered.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and have worked as a Social Worker for almost 20 years, with the past few years focusing on mental health counseling. I graduated from Rutgers in 2005 with my Bachelor’s in Social Work and Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2020 with my Masters. I have a diverse background that includes working with people of all ages and stages who have dealt with trauma, grief, and illnesses. I work closely with survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. My goal for all my clients is to provide them with effective coping skills and empower them for those unexpected life circumstances.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety and insomnia? Have you experienced a horribly traumatic event? Do you find yourself feeling upset about things that remind you of what happened? These symptoms may be due to a traumatic event that still needs processed. Do you have disturbing thoughts, images, or urges that you find very upsetting? Do you need things placed in a certain way? Are you afraid of being contaminated or items not being sanitary? Do you obsess about the fact that you may have chosen the wrong partner? Are you afraid to go outside or be in crowds? This could be OCD.