Family Therapy in Parker, CO

Whitney Cavanah, MA, LPCC has a thriving interest in helping people reach their health and healing goals. Using a whole person approach to her work, Whitney fully attends to each clients' needs, beautifully interweaving clear presence with clinical skill. It is Whitney's great passion to bring healing to people who have been through a traumatic/stressful experience, struggle with mental health, or are going through a difficult transition in life. She helps clients, who include children, adults, and families find healthy perceptions of themselves to strengthen their relationships and discover their inner wisdom.

For me, working with teens and their families, along with couples and individuals, is my vocation rather than my profession. I help families and teens make sense of the struggles faced by kids and their parents today. I help couples rebuild strong bonds. I guide individuals into a heightened awareness of themselves and their world. Another professional/personal passion is Cancer. In this domain, it really takes one to know one (and their caretakers). Guiding either the patient or caretaker is a new mission for me. I work closely with the sentiments in Dr. Kelly Turner's books - Radical Remission and Radical Hope.

Are you struggling in your relationship? Are you feeling anxious, depressed, or triggered? Maybe there are some decisions that have been really tough to make lately. I am passionate about helping couples and individuals lead more fulfilling lives. I utilize cutting-edge and research-based interventions to guide clients who struggle with their inner-being (depression and anxiety), their relationships (family of origins, their partners, etc.), and those who lack career satisfaction or purpose. Do you desire stronger and deeper connection in your relationships? You are not alone in this journey.

***Moving to exclusively Teletherapy after May 2024*** Does communication with your partner frustrate both of you and create friction? Is your family having difficulties adjusting to life altering issues or transitions? Are medical problems with a family member causing stress within the home? Is your family in the process of separation or divorce and family members having difficulty transitioning? Let me help you through your hardships. I currently work with couples seeking help with their relationships, help with adults, adolescents, children and families dealing with stage of life adjustments and transitions.

Welcome! I would love the opportunity to work for you as your psychologist. I am currently accepting clients for weekday, weekend, and evening appointments, so you don't have to miss work/school to receive the highest quality care. In response to the coronavirus outbreak, I am offering Telehealth that is HIPAA compliant in the safety and comfort of your own home. A good psychologist is a master in both the art and science of clinical psychology. Rest assured that your concerns and needs become mine. I will tirelessly work to teach the fundamental principles of psychology by conducting individual, couples, and/or group therapy.

We exist to invest in you, so that you are empowered to cultivate wholeness and hope. At Southeast Counseling Center, our team of seasoned professional counselors believe in the ever-continuing growth and development of all people toward the best versions of themselves--in a safe, confidential, and caring environment. Sometimes when we are most vulnerable and in the greatest need, we can feel the most lonely and misunderstood. You know your pain better than anyone, and we look forward to joining you in the midst of it.

Dalliance views sexuality as being an inherent, essential and beneficial dimension of being human and values the connection between vulnerable conversation and physical exploration. We believe our role as clinicians and healers is to help clients explore healthy sexual attitudes and values to create lives full of connection and pleasure. Our clinicians challenge society’s current ideas of what sex is and help individuals and relationships explore what works for them and create their own sexual confidence and lifestyle. We value sexual health esteem, promote healing conversation and encourage healthier intimacy.

Parenting... one of the greatest joys but also one of the hardest jobs. It doesn’t always seem like a joy and some days you’re left feeling stuck, not sure what to do. You want to raise your kids right but you wonder if you are. You feel like you have nothing left in the tank and feel lost on what to do next. You’ve tried everything! Many parents share these feelings and frustrations at some point through their children’s lives. If this is you, you are not alone!

My passion is helping your child, tween or teen use their strengths to work through problems that are preventing them from being their best selves. I am available for youth facing a variety of issues, including bullying, family issues (ie, sibling issues, divorce, blended families, domestic violence), mental health conditions (ADHD, depression, anxiety, mood dysregulation, self-harm, suicidality), trauma, grief, substance abuse/use, peer/relational issues, or academic struggles. Further, Michelle is an ally to LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse youth. Learn more about Michelle at www.bluefeathercounselor.com

Hello and welcome! I work with adults who want to make improvements in their lives. I have extensive training and experience treating people who have substance use disorders, traumas and post traumatic stress, and in working with veterans and military families. I am solution-oriented and strive to help my clients find ways to improve their condition and resolve nagging difficulties. I have an eclectic approach to treatment and use cognitive and behavioral therapies, motivational interviewing, communication theory, systems theory, and neuro-linguistic programming.

Feeling a little lost and unsure about how to handle things in your life? We all feel like this at one time or another in our lives and it is helpful to have someone support you while trying to figure things out. Often a person will seek out counseling when personal attempts to solve a problem have not worked. At different times we experience unresolved situations that affect our sense of calm, clarity and balance.

Making the decision to see a therapist is a big one, my goal is to make sure that this decision is a worthwhile one. My straightforward and direct approach coupled with over 25 years of social work practice allows me to form positive working relationships with most. This relationship is the building block for work around a multitude of issues impacting or blocking your ability to function successfully within your life.

I provide counseling to individuals, couples and families to help alleviate struggles in their daily lives. I can help you better manage your life, children, parents and all your relationships. I am a trained Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) with 20+ years of clinical experience and 15+ years in higher education. In addition to my current private practice, I teach MFT doctoral students about how to do couple and family therapy. My clinical style is direct and collaborative; I am confident that we can work together to achieve your goals and help you develop insights and skills to take with you beyond our counseling.

The clients that I typically work with come from diverse backgrounds and present with an array of concerns, including but certainly not limited to anxiety, depression, trauma, relational dynamics, infidelity, parenting changes, nontraditional family styles, LGBTQ+ identities, kink, polyamory, non-monogamous relationships, marginalized populations, underserved populations, and the list continues. No matter what brings you to therapy, if this is your first or fourth time, I believe healing is always possible, and you can enact change in your life.

Shannon Pannell is a nationally certified licensed professional counselor candidate who is a Foundational Theraplay Practitioner. This means she is qualified to work with parents, families, and individuals through transitions, grief, anxiety/depression, and adoption/foster care attachment needs. She approaches therapy with a creative and educationally grounded approach.

As a queer BIPOC individual, my passion is working with other individuals, relationships, and family systems of the queer (LGBTQIA+) 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? With some direction, non-judgement, and unconditional positive regard I believe people are capable of incredible things

I believe the therapeutic process is much more beneficial and efficient when the process is viewed as a collaboration. You and your life experiences can be your best teacher and I utilize the lessons you have learned to facilitate change and propel you to a better life. The following are some of the life transitions and challenges I have considerable experience in with adults, adolescents and children: anxiety, anger management, bipolar disorder, blended/extended family challenges, depression, divorce/relationship loss, marriage and pre-marital, stress management and unemployment workplace issues.

Experiencing trauma and severe life stressors as an individual, or in your family system, can feel like our world is crumbling around us. Since therapy is not a one-size-fits all process, I strive to bring compassion, authenticity, collaboration and warmth to our counseling sessions together. When you choose to work with me you can expect me to meet you where you are. I want to empower you to reduce feelings of overwhelm and grief, and come up with coping skills that work in your real life.

Schedule instantly through my website! Link in bio. Hello, I'm Ashley! I graduated from CU-Denver with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. I then went on to earn a MS in Psychology from the University of Phoenix. I spent four years working in mental health in varying capacities before completing a MA in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northcentral University. Since graduating, I have completed additional training and courses - I am EMDR trained, a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist. I am now a Clinical Sexology Ph.D. Candidate with a specialization in kink-conscious therapy. I focus on identity development and authentic acceptance.