Family Therapy in Jefferson Park, Denver, CO

Schedule instantly through my website! (Link in profile). As a queer BIPOC individual, my passion is working with other individuals, relationships, and family systems of the queer and or BIPOC community. If you grew up in a culture that viewed mental health as taboo, you may be feeling alone and hopeless. Know that you are not alone in your journey. I believe that people and relationships can thrive if given the proper support, nourishment, and environment. We are all given the same tools, but how helpful can it be if we were never taught how to use them?

Do you feel like it's impossible to have healthy loving relationships? When this happens, we can feel unlovable, broken, alone, and unable to heal and move forward. We want to provide a space to heal, to understand what led to your relationship issues, and how to prevent them in the future. Whether relationships have always felt difficult or you are experiencing a difficult relationship for the first time, we will work together to understand your past, current relationship patterns, and how to make changes towards healthy relationships.

As a therapist, my focus is on empowering children and adults, and helping them achieve long-lasting change. I have worked with people from various communities and populations, and I understand that each individual has their own unique set of challenges and goals. I believe that everyone has the ability to thrive, and I am committed to helping my clients tap into their strengths. A strength-based approach can allow for the opportunity to identify successes, reestablish healthy patterns and learn new ways to deal with everyday life. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for clients to share.

I offer telehealth, in-person sessions, professional trainings, and community events. Some sessions are held outdoors, a unique setting for awareness and growth. A six-session life coaching package, ideal for those experiencing burnout or other specific issues, is available. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor, I have experience working with teenagers, adults, and families. My work as Director of Behavioral Health and Wellness informs my interest in staff trainings, believing that organizations are only as healthy as the people that work there.

Are you unable to see eye to eye with your partner, feeling out of balance in your life, or disengaged from yourself or others? I can help! Using my academic training combined with my clinical experience, I can help you make the necessary changes to create a more balanced and satisfying life. I have a strengths-based and solutions-focused approach where I provide supportive psychotherapy for individuals and couples. I look at therapy as an integrative process and use a variety of therapeutic modalities in my practice, which I always modify to meet my clients’ individual needs.

Feeling stuck? Tired of leaning on bad habits? Ready for a change? Dr. Carrie works with individuals ready to figure out their next best move. She offers a variety of services from a $20 book (Self Help on the Go...check it out on Amazon!), to an affordable online course you can take at your own pace, to in person or virtual therapy and coaching sessions. Reach out and talk to Dr. Carrie about what you might need. At any level of service, she'll teach you how to leverage mental flexibility to become more resilient and improve how you habitually respond to life’s inevitable ups and downs.

Hi, I’m Lindsay, a queer relationship and trauma therapist. Life's hard sometimes. It's an oversimplified statement, but sometimes simplicity feels good in the midst of chaos and mess. Trying to make sense of family, relationships, medical care, and work environments in a heterosexist world is exhausting. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, haunted by the past, or just unsure of how to show up for your partner or for yourself, then you’re in the right place.

As a play therapist and family therapist, I believe that healing is a family affair, and, I include parents as an integral part of their child's therapy. I specialize in trauma, attachment, adoption, blended families, difficult and severe behaviors, as well as parenting, and issues stemming from any and all of the above. I love working with children and their parents and families. Children seem to have an innate sense of what is going on and what needs to happen in order for healing to occur, and, when they are able to express that and be heard, the whole family can shift and change.

Do you feel stuck in an endless cycle of perfectionism and people-pleasing? Do you find you can’t get away from your own inner criticism, no matter what you do? Perhaps you’ve experienced anxiety from a young age and struggle to find relationships where you feel valued. When you’ve lived a certain way for so long, it can feel like change is impossible. But there’s a part of you that is a rebel, a cycle-breaker. It envisions a life filled with confidence, self-worth, and trusting healthy relationships. My goal is to help you bring this vision to life.

I am passionate about helping others navigating their journey to overall wellness by utilizing a person-centered, holistic approach to therapy. Together with clients, I hope to co-create a healthful path to healing with compassion and empowerment. I focus on re-centering my clients with their wants and needs, and developing a healthier relationship with the self. Therapy can support you in finding more ease, flow, confidence, and clarity in your life. Together we will dedicate time to your personal growth and living in your power.

A healthy sense of humor is just as much a bridge to another soul as it is a shield against the unbearable. My clients often laugh as much as they cry or express anger, and I think that's important in the business of healing. What do you want to heal? Is there something about your relationship with a loved one that feels uncomfortable or unsafe? Do you need a non-judgmental space to help you figure out what you want or who you are?

The Rylie Center is an inclusive collective of independent providers that provide an inter-disciplinary, holistic approach to provide support, hope, and healing to those who identify as mothers, individuals trying to conceive, and families during their journey through pregnancy, abortion, postpartum, infertility, and pregnancy loss. We provide a collaborative approach to healing for families. We are here to support your family in thriving & achieving the healthiest versions of yourself. visit us at theryliecenter.com

Providing individual psychotherapy and counseling services, as well as group therapy, couples therapy, family therapy and therapy for kids and teens. Beginning with a foundation in men's mental health and advocacy, we've grown to provide therapy for all genders, orientations and walks of life! Whether you're looking for community in a men's group, couples counseling to save your marriage or individual therapy to address long standing childhood traumas, we can help!

I believe that admirable qualities exist in all of us and in the courageous human condition to gravitate towards personal betterment even in the midst of hardship. While we strive towards progress, our thoughts and behaviors can fall into rigid patterns. I enable individuals to break through unhealthy habits, extend out of comfort zones, overcome challenges, rediscover internal awareness, and ultimately reach authentic rewards. Each person is their own expert and I will empower you to get there.

Differing communication styles are often the source of confusion, frustration, and overwhelm in relationships. They can create the same conflicts over and over again, whether with a partner, family member, or friend. I work with couples and individuals who are highly motivated to improve their relationships, and still really struggle to understand the other’s needs, boundaries, and desires. Together, we will identify and slow down the spots where communication breaks down, and make space for you to reconnect in new ways.

I am a dually licensed therapist in both California and Colorado. I specialize in helping clients greatly improve their relationships, whether that be with family, a romantic partner, colleagues or friends. Connection and being in relationship is an essential part of the human experience, and when our relationships are feeling off or disconnected, it impacts us deeply. I am passionate about helping my clients identify their relationship patterns and learn how to better communicate their needs in order to feel more fulfilled. I also specialize in helping clients navigate the complicated feelings that come up surrounding a breakup.

I received my Master of Social Work from Smith College School for Social Work. I completed a two year post-graduate training program in psychodynamic psychotherapy and in the treatment of eating disorders and substance abuse at Wardenbrug Health Center at CU-Boulder. I have additional specialized training in the treatment of chronic neurological illnesses-MS in particular-through my work with the Rocky Mountain MS Center. I coordinated the eating disorder program at CU-Boulder and I have undergone additional trainings in DBT, ACT, CBT and psychodynamic therapy.

Through support and encouragement, everyone can have the ability to create positive change and find a balance in their lives. A strength-based approach can allow for the opportunity to identify successes, reestablish healthy patterns and learn new ways to deal with everyday life. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment for clients from all backgrounds to share and process whatever brings them to the counseling space. I operate using an integrative approach to counseling, meaning I utilize different techniques based on what works best for you. Together, we can create goals that you or your child hope to achieve.

My practice and process are centered around the idea that everyone has struggles, and no one's struggles are greater than anyone else's. I often work with people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, family dynamics, and PTSD. Thank you for considering me as a therapist with whom you may want to work. Starting therapy can be scary, but I have seen the benefits of it for countless people. Be proud of yourself for seeking guidance in a difficult time.