Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum Therapists in Fort Lupton, CO

Hello! Did you just have a baby, or have a toddler or preschooler at home and feel totally overwhelmed and/or anxious? Is being a parent a lot harder than you expected? I agree, it is the hardest thing I've ever done! I love supporting parents. I have experience and a huge passion for working with postpartum parents as well as those with young children (biological, foster, and adoptive). I work with trauma, anxiety, depression, and a variety of parenting challenges. I have training and experience in maternal mental health, somatic therapy, attachment, trauma, mind-body connections, nature, play, and cognitive/behavior therapies.

I consider it a privilege to walk along side of you as you heal from trauma, navigate relational challenges, and balance life transitions.

My passion is supporting parents who have experienced difficult births. Bringing another life into this world is an important and challenging experience. Whether you are the individual who gave birth or a witness, there can be immediate and/or lasting waves of physical and emotional difficulties that may effect your life. These paths are unique to each of us because every birth is important and impactful. My work is to listen and journey with you as you explore your birth story and the impacts it has had on your life. Although this is an area of focus, I work with adolescents and adults needing support in other areas of life.

My goal in therapy is to create an environment that is safe for you to explore the weight of your world. I strive to be a companion during the perinatal period or in the aftermath of loss by identifying your strengths and finding tools and resources that will work for you. I am here to support you in building a life that honors that tender brokenness- your precious scars- and finding beauty and power in that fragility.

My clients are often brought to our work by longing. Longing for more soulful and nourishing relationships, where you feel both held and free. For empowerment and wholeness in the face of trauma, grief, or a monumental life transition. For a sense of purpose and belonging. Maybe you're not sure what you long for. All you know is that something feels off, that you want to feel safe and fully alive within your own skin. You're committed to your own growth, to relating to yourself and others from a place of wholeness, and you're looking for a container of support where you can be deeply seen and held in your fullest complexity.

Events in life, whether it is experiencing mental health challenges, relationship complexities or a life transition rarely occur without stress. Adjusting to change takes time and patience and while this can be painful, change can influence personal growth and can leave one stronger, more confident and better prepared for what comes next in life. Sometimes it takes a neutral and objective person to facilitate and guide one through challenging seasons of life. Amanda Wurst, LCSW is the owner and operator of Solace Counseling, comprised of 7 therapists, each bringing different areas of speciality.

Caitlin is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor and Art Therapist who holds a Masters in Transpersonal Counseling from Naropa University. Her expertise lies in treating both adults and children with trauma, as well as women along the birth continuum. Before joining Ellie Mental Health, Caitlin worked in non-profits with children, and in private practice, using holistic methods to support women. Caitlin sees the body as key to healing and offers somatic interventions such as breathwork, meditation, and art making in her sessions. When not helping others, you will find Caitlin on the dance floor or splashing in the creek.

Marcia vincent is a licensed therapist who has been working in the mental health field since 2017. She graduated from the university of northern colorado with a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling. She is also credentialed as a certified addictions specialist and has training and personal experience in working with folx from the lgbtqpia+ community. Marcia values building and maintaining a safe therapeutic relationship built on trust, integrity, compassion, and genuine regard for her clients. Confidentiality and feelings of safety are of utmost importance.

You'll be welcomed by Halley with warmth and a bit of humor when you meet with her. You'll experience a genuine therapeutic connection that can allow you to ask hard questions and help you to find answers. Halley's clients can overcome a multitude of issues, such as depression, anxiety, gender identity, and challenges related to intimacy, religion, and family relationships. She can help clients utilize the skills they already possess and help them acquire new ones, like coping skills and acceptance, through active listening, empathy, and bibliotherapy.

Kathleen (Kayti) King, MA, CRC, NCC, LPC is a Clinical Mental Health Therapist, who has been working in the field since 2015. She graduated from University of Northern Colorado, Greeley with a Master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling (counseling specific to individuals with disabilities) in 2020. Kayti is nationally credentialed as a Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) and a Clinical Counselor (NCC), and is a fully Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Colorado. Kayti believes in meeting clients where they are at, in order to form a strong therapeutic relationship.

Hey there! I’m Katie. As a therapist I assist people through all of of life's ups and downs. armed with compassion, humor, and a nonjudgmental attitude I help people tackle obstacles and reach goals. First off, let's acknowledge the elephant in the room – therapy can be intimidating. It's not every day you spill your innermost thoughts to a stranger. But that’s where my job comes in, I will work to build a relationship with you at your own pace and get you to a place where you feel able to be open with me. You can expect some genuine conversations, maybe a few laughs, and yes, possibly even some tears.

My expertise comes from over 26 years of experience as a licensed professional helping individuals navigate changes in their lives, deal with traumatic events, and cope with the difficulties of day-to-day life. Sometimes our worries and sadness can feel consuming. In my practice the goal of treatment is to help manage feelings of anxiety, depression and pain so that you can work towards a more satisfying and productive life. I enjoy working with children and teens as well as adults, catering my approach to the individual needs of the client.

Becoming a mom impacts every area of your life, in some expected ways and many unexpected. The impact of these changes can manifest in various ways, from shifts in your body to transformations within your career, your relationship, and even differences in parenting approaches. You may find yourself feeling lost or confused, constantly overwhelmed, and questioning yourself and your choices. You may be surrounded by others yet still feel completely alone and uncertain of what to do, where to start, and how to move forward. I want you to know that you are not alone.

Feeling anxious or depressed? Lacking hope or joy? You have a unique story that needs to be shared in a safe and accepting environment. I’d love to assist you in finding your way back to fullness of life even in the darkest of places.  My approach to therapy is collaborative and compassionate.  Through the application of a variety of validated, client-focused methods you can reclaim self-confidence, self-awareness and personal effectiveness. You can expect to rediscover your individual strengths, examine limiting thoughts and beliefs, investigate restricting relationship patterns, and reconnect with your authentic self.

I have 30 years of experience treating adults and families. I use an authentic and compassionate approach, celebrating diversity and differences. My modalities include EMDR, CBT, DBT, nonviolent communication, nature, spirituality, art, play and mindfulness. I specialize in trauma, family change, depression, personal growth, addiction recovery and anxiety.

Stephanie is a licensed professional counselor who has been practicing since 2018. She graduated from Naropa University with a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She works with adults age 18+ in individual therapy. Stephanie's professional area of interest lies in working with people who have undergone various types of relationship trauma. In particular, she loves supporting survivors of childhood sexual abuse. She also has experience working with substance abuse. At the core, her therapeutic style is client-centered and strengths-based.

Feeling lost? Feeling hopeless? Life is hard at times. We are all fighting our own unique battles. But your story is significant, and so is your journey toward healing. Whether you are navigating the complexities of relationships, coping with anxiety, depression, other mental health issues, or simply seeking personal growth, together we will find the path toward positive change. My goal is to empower you to embrace your narrative, rewrite the chapters that no longer serve you, and cultivate a life of authenticity and resilience.

Samantha is a Licensed Professional Counselor who graduated from Wichita State University with a Masters in Science in Counseling and a Certificate in Play Therapy. She also holds a Certicate in Christian Counseling from Word of Life Christian Counseling Training Institute. Samantha offers you a safe space where you can feel accepted for who you are without judgement. You'll feel a strong sense of empathy and caring from her as you work as a collaborative, trusting team to set goals and overcome the challenges you're facing.

Liz Zuk is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2017. Liz specializes in working with children of all ages, their families, LGBTQIA+ youth, and Spanish-speaking families. She is also trained in Play Therapy. Outside of work, Liz enjoys spending time with her dog and cats, painting, cooking, playing piano, and spending time outdoors.