Therapists in Westminster, CO

As a therapist, I utilize an empathic and holistic approach to therapy. I believes that every aspect of a person, from their mental and physical health, to their personal identities and how they fit into the world around them, are key aspects of cultivating a positive therapeutic experience. My experience supports a wide range of populations, including the treatment of addictions, personality disorders, eating disorders, as well as minority issues and the LGBTQ+ community.

Stepping out of your comfort zone can be a difficult experience. In order to grow we must take that leap. My role is to join individuals taking those risks and create a safe place to explore the possibilities. My approach can help people develop new insights into themselves by healing trauma and recognizing their inherent strengths. Using their own strengths people grow confidence to be their true self. I specialize in working with athletes, first responders, and survivors of disaster, but I am open to working with anyone wanting to improve their mental health and/or heal from their trauma.

My name is Felicidad Fraser. I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). Simply put, life has moments that may throw you for a loop. It happens to all of us and sometimes you just need someone to talk to. You don't have to go it alone. Here at GIB, we offer trauma informed yoga and real talk therapy, as well as group therapy, and a family outreach liaison on board to help you through those troubling times, without shame or judgement. Let us help you, help YOU.

Hi! I’m Kayla, a masters’-level clinical therapy intern from the University of Colorado Denver focusing on individual, couple and family therapy. I am committed to helping my clients heal and find meaning in their lives. I found a love for rock climbing after moving to Colorado in 2019, and my greatest lesson from learning to climb has been the importance of presence. Just as I need to bring my full focus and awareness to every movement of the climb, I strive to do the same in the therapy room to create a space that allows you to feel understood, accepted, and supported.

My approach to inner work values and explores the emotional, complex, and unfound aspects of our human experience. As beings inclined to function in a community, we also have pragmatic and goal-directed behaviors that may require refining. We can address all aspects of you together.

Life is like a river, rapid and perplexed as it streams us into a direction. There may be times where we choose which way the river will bend, and other times where we become subject to its flow. In this chaos, finding our way home to ourselves becomes the journey. If you are reading this today, that tells me there is something in your life worth recognizing, acknowledging, expanding, or even evolving. In my experience, I have helped individuals recognize the root of their challenges, embrace empowerment, and redefine their journey. Patterns that intertwine us dissipate as we find our way home to ourselves.

Care and support are essential for living a full life, but support can present itself in many ways. Maybe you are seeking better coping skills, the resources to develop better boundaries or deal with conflict in a healthier way, or maybe you are simply seeking someone to listen and allow you the space to grow into the person that you want to be. I work with each client with the understanding that they have their own struggles and own way of needing support so that they can begin their journey to health and happiness. My approach is strengths-based, integrative, and inclusive.

Are you or a loved one experiencing anxiety, depression, trouble concentrating, trouble sleeping or struggling with relationships? Many symptoms can be caused by everyday life experiences or a lifetime of challenging situations. I provide services to help decrease and/or relieve the intensity of emotional dysregulation. With over 20 years of experience and years of education, I can provide support from past trauma or current trauma you may have experience. Those traumas may include; early childhood, sexual abuse/physical/religious/medical/birthing or anything that causes emotional disturbance. Working together, healing can happen.

Because we are relational by nature, our patterns of interaction with others contribute to our experiences of happiness and our experiences of pain and disappointment. My goal is to help you strengthen your most important relationships - including your relationship with yourself.

Life’s ups and downs can be challenging and sometimes leave us feeling alone and misunderstood. You might be feeling stressed or overwhelmed — or longing for meaningful connections. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Sometimes change is expected, and other times it can surprise us.

Life isn't easy. Maybe you feel a vague sense that something is not quite right. Or things might be so overwhelming that it feels like your inner world is collapsing and your external world is turned upside down. Perhaps from the outside things look ok, yet on the inside there is a deep pain, or you feel dead inside. Maybe you are living in the grips of what seems like an endless place of despair and trauma. It is possible to move past stuckness and the cycle of yuckyness to a place beyond survival that allows release, growth, joy and a sense of purpose.

I’m Leya and I’m a graduate-level clinical intern from CU Denver specializing in relationship and family therapy. I’m here to listen to you and get you closer to feeling your best! Being a human is hard and I promise you are not alone in whatever you are feeling in life these days.

I love the quote, "The beauty of the world lies in the diversity of its people"... Are you a person of color who has experienced social and cultural barriers to mental health? Increased stress and loneliness can make it very difficult to connect, build healthy relationships, and feel good about yourself. Are you or your child struggling to feel secure, happy, and full of life? If you feel ready to begin your journey of healing and growth, I am here to support you.

Are you a working professional struggling with burnout, imposter syndrome, and feelings of worthlessness and anxiety? Have you tried previous therapy but it didn't seem to help get to the root of those issues?

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Addictions Counselor, and Registered Nurse. My approach to health and well-being is rooted in the belief that we have within us the capacity to live satisfying, engaged, empowered, joyful, and meaningful lives. I help my clients get to the root of what is holding them back, and transform limiting patterns so they can live a happy, healthy life. My style is compassionate, direct, supportive, and creative.

People seek therapy for a number of reasons. Whatever the reason I am dedicated to helping them see and reach their best selves. I have been working as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for the past 30 years and am committed to providing a non judgmental and safe environment where my clients are supported and accepted through the process of growth and change. I am here to provide each client with insight and interventions tailored to their needs.

I offer a variety of modalities including client-centered psychotherapy, coaching and art therapy. I also stem from a background of energy healing, reiki and transpersonal psychology. I support individuals struggling in any relationship, specializing in connecting to the sacred feminine, co-parenting, dating and single parenting.

As a Clinical Mental Health Counselor Candidate, I specialize in working with individuals of all ages experiencing various mental health challenges. I strive to provide clients with a welcoming, and comfortable space to heal and grow. I value making counseling collaborative and meeting the client where they are in their process in order to have the most effective and beneficial counseling experience.

I genuinely believe contacting a therapist and pursuing therapy is an act of bravery and courage. I never lose sight of that. While some issues can be addressed with brief, solutions-focused therapies, other concerns and struggles may be rooted deeper and require different therapeutic approaches. I use elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, and psychodynamic therapy to guide treatment approaches. Another thing I never lose sight of is that fact that each person is unique. The issues and concerns that bring a person to therapy have to be approached with this idea of uniqueness in mind.