Psychoanalytic Therapists in 80033

Who do you turn to when your partner has stopped acknowledging, considering, or appreciating you? When you’re afraid that you won’t get the kind of love you need? Or the kind of respect you crave from your family or partner? Do you notice that the more you try to achieve these things, you feel more distant? Maybe there’s a recent change in your family that you didn’t see coming. You want to stay emotionally connected with them but you notice yourself drifting away. You desperately want a deep connection, to know you’re doing the right thing.

My ideal clients are children, adolescents, teens, and adults who are grappling with the impact of trauma in their lives. They may be experiencing a range of issues, from anxiety and depression to behavioral challenges and difficulties forming healthy relationships. Their needs encompass a safe and supportive space where they can express themselves freely, process their emotions, and develop coping skills to navigate their experiences. Their goals are centered around healing, resilience, and reclaiming a sense of safety and control in their lives.

Are you experiencing stress, anxiety or depression as the result of a major life change? Life changes can be exciting: new job, recent marriage, birth of a child. Life changes can also be terrifying: loss of job, divorce, death of a loved one. You may initiate some life changes: planned retirement, move to another city or another country. Other life changes seem to force themselves upon you: a toxic relationship with a loved one that is no longer acceptable, unexpected injury, loved one that has betrayed your trust.

Our therapeutic space will be bold, brave, and supportive. I aim to strike a balance of validating feelings of fragility or fear with a genuine belief in the potential to heal. Maybe you’ve been called “too much” or can’t quite carve the life and relationships that you want, despite an inner knowingness of your innate goodness and loving nature. It may at times feel hopeless, but I say there is hope here! This space is particularly effective for those eager to take a deeper dive into themselves and their most difficult material.

Hi! My name is Naomi Sangreal, as a magical Jungian psychotherapist I believe in the importance of exploring your inner world and working synergistically with your personal path or tradition. Is your spiritual life an integral part of your mental health? Do you struggle with the same patterns over and over that contribute to the same missteps and painful outcomes? I work with neurodivergent, creative, highly sensitive, depressed and anxious human beings who want to connect more deeply with themselves, a sense of aliveness and the act of soul-making. Are you ready to embark upon the journey of individuation with an adept guide?

I am eager for the opportunity to help you create the change you wish to see in your life. I have assisted many clients with setting new life goals, creating healthy boundaries, build coping skills,provide deep insight, self-awareness and reflection. I want to be your next big support system, I want all my clients to look back ten years from now and remember how my therapeutic services greatly impacted the quality of their lives!! The goal of my services is to provide a non-judgemental, empathetic and safe environment for my clients and assist clients with anything that may be troubling them.

Are you struggling? Feeling stuck? Are you dealing with PTSD, trauma or have you experienced a painful childhood? Many times with those experiences we develop underlying symptoms like anxiety, depression, panic attacks, self-esteem issues & physical body ailments. I want you to know that life can be so much better. It is possible. I can help. I use a therapy approach that takes place in 2 to 6 sessions and is endorsed by recent neuroscience. You won't have to talk about the event endlessly or relive it. Together we will step you through healing. Clear your mind. Change your world.

Finding the right mental health clinician can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. At FRFRC, we hire only the best clinicians and our number one priority is you and your family. We offer help for those who suffer with depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, and so much more. Do you find yourself in a toxic relationship? Maybe you and your partner need some help with communication. We offer counseling for marriage, couples, or other relationships like father/son or mother/daughter for example.

We all need help sometimes. This help often comes from family members and friends, but sometimes we need a different type of help - help that comes from someone who prioritizes your growth, values, and perspective. Someone who can listen without judging, see your strengths and help you build upon them. Someone who can help you write your own story and teach you strategies to deal with troubling thoughts or feelings. Someone who can help you through a stressful or traumatic situation. Someone who gets to know you, and then challenges some of the ways you've been doing things.

My passion is meeting and working with you. I want to walk with you, understand your life and be a support when your life feels like a struggle. I consider myself a holistic practitioner and have been trained in various therapies as well as experienced many aspects of life. My path has included working with military sexual trauma, combat trauma, chronic pain, addictions, family conflict, depression, bi-polar, personality disorders, just to name a few.

I work with teenagers and young adults who struggle with depression, anxiety, or other mental hurdles that make it challenging to get through the normal, day-to-day routine. I provide a safe and calm environment to make it comforting when opening up about trauma or any past challenging events that led them to where they are today. Together, we can set long-term and small-term goals and look at taking small steps to get there. I meet clients where they are at by pointing out their strengths and accomplishments. It's important to work through some of the barriers so that you feel more confident in moving forward.

Bri Jones is a Licensed Professional Counselor and trained Art Therapist with over 9 years of experience in mental health. Bri spent the first half of her career in the non-profit sector working with survivors of domestic violence, then moved to private practice. In addition to domestic violence, Bri specializes in working with children, families, and individuals facing life transitions/adjustment disorders, anxiety and depression, and a wide range of mental health diagnoses. Bri found her calling in art therapy and earned her Master of the Arts in Transpersonal Counseling with a concentration in Art Therapy at Naropa University.

Life can present us with challenges and experiences that leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and at times, stuck in our pain. As a trauma therapist, my mission is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for you to heal, grow, and thrive. I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship, and I'm here to walk this journey with you. I believe in making connections between the past and current circumstances and symptoms. We'll work together to explore your past, understand your present, and create a brighter future.

Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed? Struggling with your relationships and not sure why? You're not alone. I'm here to offer you space to explore, feel better and thrive. You don't get a medal for suffering, so let's work together to find you more joy in this one, beautiful (hard) life. I believe one of the bravest things we can do is begin to understand our own story. Vulnerability can be one of the scariest, most liberating, and empowering acts, and undoubtedly takes courage - so I commend you for being here, wherever you are in your process.

You want to live a full, vital, creative life, but something is in the way. Maybe you feel anxious or down, or you find yourself in the same relational patterns again and again, or you feel tangled up in your relationship with food and your body. You may not be sure how to get there, but you hope for change within yourself that is meaningful, and lasts - something more than a "band-aid" approach. My hope, and my approach to therapy, is to collaborate with you to understand why you are hurting the way you are, and to find where stuck points or unconscious patterns get in the way of your ability to play, love, work, and find meaning.