Therapists in Colorado Springs, CO

I welcome all of my clients intersectionality in sessions. My clinical practice engages in culturally responsive trauma- informed healing. My work centers with LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities.

We all need a place to unpack our brokenness, pain and struggle. We desire to have someone listen wholeheartedly to our story. The Sanctuary Collective desires to be a place that is safe, without judgement to create change within ourselves so that we can engage in the world. Our belief is that we have a mind, body and soul that works as one. Here we will collectively work with like-minded professionals that address you holistically (mind, body and soul). Please call or email to set up your appointment.

Do you feel lost, uncertain, or stressed by everyday life? Struggle with family, life, work, or all the above? Have you experienced something that continues to cause you pain and keeps you from achieving your goals? If any of these are true then I welcome you and know that you are not alone. I have helped many clients to create caring environments where they can work on meeting their needs in peace and at a pace that starts where -you- are. With a centralized location in Colorado Springs, you and I can face your challenges together with the confidence that comes with developing a productive, strong, and therapeutic relationship!

I believe one of the bravest things you can do is begin to understand your own story. Whether an adult, young adult or adolescent, there is no one like you, you are unique. Understanding and acknowledge your story empowers you to move forward toward your goals. I am passionate about helping adults, young adults and adolescents boldly live their story by helping them come to a place of emotional, spiritual, physical resilience and wellness.

Sometimes life can be challenging, and sometimes we need support with those challenges. Life is a multidimensional experience, and I am committed to helping people process those experiences. I strive to support individuals with concerns related to life transitions, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and addiction. I believe everyone has the capacity for growth when they have access to the resources to do do.

Navigating the rivers of life can become rocky. Sometimes we need an objective person to help us through the rough rapids. I can work with you to develop new strategies for success, plot out new courses, and feel better in time. I do so by empowering you with confidence in a safe environment. I have over twenty years of experience working with issues of depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships, family, grief, and finding personal meaning. More specific to me, I have specialties working with spiritual issues. I have written two books on psychology and spirituality.

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.

Hi there! I am double board-licensed therapist and coach, with close to 15 years of experience in the mental health, addictions, and leadership fields. I love leveraging neuroscience, human connection, and positive psychology for ultimate outcomes, true freedom, and true abundance.

IN PERSON SESSIONS! I am taking new clients and can get you in quickly! Are you looking for a warm, welcoming, and safe space to talk about personal issues that are interfering with your mental wellness? I would love to talk with you about how we can work together to navigate through life's difficulties, heal emotional scars, relieve psychological struggles, and sort out relational problems. I work with individuals, couples, and families in distress, and I also offer a variety of mental health and psychoeducational assessments.

I have been a clinical social worker for over 25 years. I have a broad base of knowledge and am comfortable with dealing with all types of issues. I have worked in foster care and adoptions, worked with elderly and hospice work. currently working with children with behavioral and emotional issues from Autism to Oppositional defiance. I am solution focused and realize people want to stop feeling or experiencing the issues that bring them to seek help. I have and continue to work closely with individuals who suffer with substance abuse problems.

I offer individual, couples / premarital / marriage, family, child, and adolescent counseling. The environment is a non-judgmental, safe place of acceptance. I will walk along side and offer ways that can be helpful in managing trauma, stress, and relationships. My goal is to help you access internal resources and make adjustments that can be helpful. My focus has been working with individuals of all ages dealing with a variety of issues, including trauma. I have worked with a diverse population including individuals who are dealing with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, self-esteem, and grief to develop a plan to bring positive changes.

Emily strives to invite individuals, couples, or families to come as they are, to feel safe, to bring the trauma, life stressors, anxiety and also life joys to a safe place. Emily understands that partaking in any therapy process can be challenging to start, and she commends you for taking the first steps to taking control over your life and mental health. Emily has eight years of working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families in the mental health field. Emily believes it is important to provide trauma-informed practice and a person-centered holistic approach to her therapy sessions.

Sandstone Care provides substance use, addiction, and mental health treatment for young adults (ages 18 to 30) and adolescents (ages 13 to 18) including Residential Treatment, Day Treatment (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and General Outpatient (OP) programming.

Sometimes, we find ourselves buried under challenging life circumstances. When this happens, we are left with three options: remain stuck and undecided, fight through, wounded and bitter, or emerge stronger, wiser and more resilient. I love coming alongside clients who feel they are without hope, and helping them find their inner strengths to emerge resilient. I have experience working with trauma, grief, PTSD, pain management, postpartum depression, chronic medical conditions, OCD, substance use, ADHD, depression, anxiety, bi-polar, and marriage and family issues.

Kathy specializes in treating issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, stress related conditions, relational problems. I am a licensed clinical social worker I am highly experienced in working with children ages three and up, working with families, and adults. Extensive work with the military. I strive to create a safe space to facilitate healing and hope To seek therapy is courageous. It can be challenging to admit you are overwhelmed and struggling with any issue. Not everyone is informed on how to cope effectively and meet your own personal goals. You are not alone.

I have been working in the field of behavioral health for the past 16 years. I have a Ph.D. in Rehabilitation and extensive experience in providing therapy for adults with a variety of mental health and substance use disorders (i.e. trauma, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, anger management, marriage counseling).

Rapid Eye Technology (RET) is a powerful ocular-assisted stress relief technique and a leading modality in treating PTSD symptoms. This powerful quick release happens without reliving the trauma. RET simulates REM sleep—your body’s own natural release system where problems are solved. Accessing the whole mind/body system while in an awake state allows you to be in control of your own journey; you now have your conscious mind to make a new choice concerning presenting issues. It's all part of your natural discharge mechanism and helps in repairing neural pathways that have been distorted by traumatic memories.

I am a licensed clinical social worker since 2010. I received my masters degree from Newman University in Colorado Springs. My personal difficulties taught me to be compassionate to myself and others. Asking questions instead of telling someone who they are is a tangible tool that leads to listening to our own truth instead of feeling okay only if someone else says we are. It can be difficult work, and the rewards are tremendous as we unwind the trauma to see the gifts hidden by the hurts. The journey from trauma to trust is a leap of faith. This is why I identify with the Phoenix as a way to come thru the ashes and move forward.

Picking a psychotherapist you trust can be difficult. People who are seeking help have been hurt. Often times, sought out help in the past and have been hurt as well. I see it being hard to live this life without sustaining some sort of injury. In this way, we can all use help. We are all different in how we interpret the world around us. Reasonably, your therapy (help) matches this belief, you are unique and how you'll be helped will also be unique. Having someone not attached to the events of your life can facilitate new meaning and in turn, new choices as to how to see life now, historic injuries and where you want to go next.