Therapists in 80211

I believe everyone deserves a warm, safe space to process life's experiences, so that is what I strive to provide! I specialize in supporting young adults, adults, and college students to compassionately navigate their inner world- working through things like anxiety, depression, trauma, life stressors/transitions, self worth, identity, and relationships. I work collaboratively to support my clients in connecting to their emotions, understanding how experiences have shaped patterns of thinking and behaving, healing wounds of the past, finding effective coping strategies, and promoting self-acceptance to create meaningful change.

Trauma and stress shape the way we relate to ourselves, others, and the world, creating patterns of protection that hold us back from living the lives we long for. I see therapy as a collaborative exploration that nurtures connection, invites curiosity, and ultimately leads to inner and outer harmony. I believe the foundation of any healing process is a safe and authentic relationship where all parts of you feel seen and heard. This dynamic fosters the shared connection needed to tune in to difficult emotions and sensations at the right pace for your system and reshape the way you connect with yourself, others, and the world.

Sometimes our inner world seems chaotic and stressful. Sometimes we feel like we are going through life surrounded by a fog and can’t see a way out. Sometimes we experience something so significant that our life is turned upside down and we have a hard time coping. Regardless of what you are experiencing right now, it does not reflect anything about your worth and you do not have to navigate it alone. My goal as a therapist is to provide opportunities for you to work through the challenges of life while reconnecting with your authentic self and embracing your inner-knowing.

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.

Sometimes we face challenges that seem insurmountable, leaving us feeling stuck and hopeless. Therapy can provide the support necessary to overcome hardship and help us take steps toward happiness and fulfillment. As your therapist, I believe that you have the resiliency required to overcome the toughest challenges. No one should have to trudge alone through trying times. I look forward to walking with you on your journey!

Schedule now through my website in my bio! Brooke grew up in Colorado and received her undergraduate degree from the University of Denver, where she majored in criminology and minored in sustainability. She then went on to complete her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver in 2014, where she focused on families and trauma therapy. Brooke has experience working with adolescents, adults, parents, and families, and believes in each person’s ability to thrive mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Brooke wishes to support her clients in building skills to access their own resiliency and capabilities.

Schedule now through the website link in my bio! Lindsey completed her BA in Psychology from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). During her undergrad she competed for the NCAA swim team, was co-president of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and coached a local competitive club swimming team. She continued her education at Colorado Christian University where she received a Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has a variety of experience working with all ages from young children to adults. She specializes in life transitions, fear, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and grief and loss.

“Taking refuge” is a phrase in Buddhism that invites a world-weary self to find relief. From the confusion of life’s dramas and the pull to get swept up in them. Taking refuge requires building trustworthiness through a softening that happens over time in relationship. That is one reason psychotherapy is effective: The trustworthiness built by therapist and client allows for a depth of self to be known and expressed. Such encounters in turn build trustworthiness within oneself, for as our capacities enlarge, we enlarge. In finding solace within, we learn to live less fearfully, participate in relationship with authority and ease.

Julia provides a holistic lens to counseling, focusing on the whole person; mind, soul, spirit, and body. Her counseling philosophy is relationship-centered where she hopes that creating an empathic, trusting relationship will be what's needed to draw out the strengths of the individual so one can successfully start the journey of healing. Her website is https://www.juliawicker.com and www.caringheartcounseling.com

I've been working in the mental health field for over 20 years. I've worked with a wide range of issues including but not limited to addictions, anxiety, depression, bi-polar, stress and anger management, men's issues, PTSD, work/life transitions, and couples/relationship issues. I work best with clients who feel stuck, have tried some things on their own that just haven't worked, and need that extra bit of guidance to get to where they want to be, personally and professionally.

My therapy style is warm, dynamic and open. I believe in holding space for your growth and potential to unfold, and in treating every human I work with with the utmost respect. My approach combines cognitive-behavioral, client centered modalities, psychodynamic and systems theories. Every person is unique, and I tailor my practice to best suit your needs. You've taken the first step by looking into your options for therapy. It takes courage and commitment to get to this point. When you are ready to take the next step, I am here to support and empower you. Your journey is in the process of unfolding and I hope to be able to support.

I believe one of the most courageous things a person can do is be vulnerable enough to ask for help, and I find the collaboration in the therapeutic relationship between a therapist and client to be one of the most inspiring processes there is. Clients come to therapy for a variety of reasons: the desire to change patterns (internal or behavioral), understand themselves more fully, or to process experiences, to name a few. I appreciate clients who are able to come to the therapeutic space from an open place, even when such an experience is laced with uncertainty or some fear. (My availability is limited to daytime hours.)

Mount Saint Vincent has been helping children and families in the Denver area for over 135 years. Let us help you and your child with our Pediatric Behavioral Health services: Outpatient Therapy, In-Home Therapy and Day Treatment. Our Masters level clinicians offer evidenced based counseling modalities specific to client needs, including: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Play Therapy, Trauma Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

My therapeutic style is rooted in my belief of our human potential to reflect, relate, learn, and grow. I help adolescents and adults with self discovery through life transitions. Life transitions are common and often support is helpful; whether that is a new relationship, big move, adolescence to adulthood, school or career path, parenthood, or if you are experiencing new, unexpected emotions in your life. I understand that these moments can be both exhilarating and daunting, and I am committed to providing the necessary tools and support to navigate them confidently.

Schedule instantly through my website in my bio! Sarah earned her master’s degree in mental health counseling with a specialization in art therapy from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Originally from Austin, Texas, she has a deep appreciation for art, music, and all other modalities of expression. Sarah works to provide a welcoming space for adolescents, adults, couples, and families with a client-centered approach to ensure you are receiving the kind of care you desire.

I can assist clients with communication, relationships, career, end of life, and retirement issues. Our ability to identify and talk about our feelings is a fundamental life skill which creates emotional intimacy with our friends, Colleagues and partners. It helps us value and take care of ourselves.

Schedule now through my website in my bio! Have you been feeling anxious, depressed, or just not like yourself? Are you feeling isolated and worried that you don't have close relationships? Are you tired of trying to cope with things alone? It's time to reach out and get the support you deserve. At Cultivate Counseling, I offer compassionate, non-judgmental clinical counseling services to people from diverse backgrounds. I work collaboratively with clients to identify goals and help them achieve their desired outcomes.

Schedule now through my website (link in bio)! Emily is a Marriage and Family Therapy Candidate who specializes in working within a systemic/relational framework with individuals, couples, and families. Originally from the suburbs of Chicago, she received her bachelors degree in human physiology from the University of Iowa and is passionate about combining the worlds of mental and physical health to promote overall well-being. Emily incorporates EFT in her couples work to identify underlying emotions, address attachment wounds, and promote understanding and communication to end negative cycles in your relationship.

Schedule now through my website in my bio! Originally from Scottsdale, AZ, Tiffany (she, her, hers) moved to Denver, CO in 2006. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Sociology, and her Master of Social Work Degree from the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Tiffany enjoys working with adult clients of all ages - from young adults and college students to clients in their 30’s and beyond. She has experience working with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship and family issues.