H. Luis
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, LMFT


Finances
Fees
- Individual Sessions $120
Payment Methods
Zelle
Qualifications
- Verified by Psychology Today Licensed by State of Colorado / 0001363 H. Luis Vargas
- In Practice for 24 years
- Attended Loma Linda University, School of Science and Technology, Department of Counseling and Family Studies, PhD, Graduated 2005
- Certificate from AAMFT Approved Supervisor 120379 / 2011
- Degree/Diploma from Bethel Seminary San Diego Master of Arts / 2001
Education and Years In Practice
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Specialties and Expertise
Expertise
- Clinical Supervision
- Professional Development
22 Endorsements
Client Focus
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Treatment Approach
Types of Therapy
- Clinical Supervision and Licensed Supervisors
- Existential
- Humanistic
- Relational
- Strength-Based
Groups
Advanced practice: the AGI framework for therapy
Early in therapy, clients often arrive with rich stories but little movement. Sessions risk circling, stalling, or becoming symptom management. The AGI framework offers a structured way forward: assessment ? goal ? intervention. Each step scaffolds the next, guiding clients from intake through purposeful goals into meaningful action. This 6-week group is designed for LPCCs and MFTCs seeking group supervision hours toward licensure, and for licensed clinicians seeking continuing professional development credit under Colorado DORA standards.
Location
Virtual
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
Beyond clinician role: character of the clinician
Clinical training emphasizes what clinicians do - diagnose, intervene, manage risk. But rarely does it ask who the clinician is. This group fills that gap. Over 12 weeks, participants step into a structured reflective process exploring qualities that anchor professional presence and integrity. The aim isn’t just skill - it’s character. Because in the toughest moments, character carries the work.
Location
Virtual
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
Character of the supervisor
This professional development program is designed for experienced clinicians who serve as supervisors or are preparing for supervisory roles. The group emphasizes supervision as a formative process rooted in character, integrity, and courage. Participants will engage in structured consultation, reflective exercises, and peer dialogue to examine their supervisory presence and its impact on their supervisees' professional growth. By reimagining supervision beyond compliance or hour-counting, this program positions the supervisor as a steward of the profession. Participants will refine their ability to foster the development of clinicians who are both competent and anchored in ethical character.
Location
Virtual
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
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