Therapists in Loveland, CO

I work with adults to help them live a more satisfying and connected life. We all move towards heath and I collaborate with my clients' own inner wisdom to encourage this natural movement to find meaning and joy. I use a variety of approaches to meet the client's needs and draw from Humanistic, Cognitive, and Jungian theoretical orientations in my practice to support my clients. I am passionate about working with women to help them recognize their strengths, build self esteem, define boundaries and find a voice. I now offer online scheduling on my website.

This world can be a painful and confusing place. Whether you’re struggling with men’s issues, ADHD, relationship issues, or a personal challenge, you may be wonder: Can I ever feel good about who I am? Is it even possible for me to be happy? Is it possible to heal from what I've been through? Regardless of your current situation, the answer to all of these questions is “Yes.” Others similarly situated have found a way out, and there is hope for you too. Sometimes a listening heart, a broader perspective, or new insights can help you reframe your understanding of your life. Learn how to treat yourself as if you were a good friend.

Are you looking for a therapist who is dedicated to understanding you? Hi, I’m Stevie (they/them/theirs) LPCC and I offer therapy services in Loveland for individuals with depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma symptoms, both in office and virtually. Expressing yourself fully to another person is an incredibly vulnerable action that requires deep care and attention. Whether you feel you are on the verge of a crisis or want to explore a newly discovered part of yourself, I am here to help you on your journey towards healing.

I strongly believe that YOU are the expert on yourself. That being said, at times it is helpful to have a trained professional to support you in exploring places you may feel stuck in life, unhelpful patterns, and strategies for growing and moving forward.

I provide holistic counseling and specialize in grief and loss, life transitions, trauma, anxiety, and depression. I offer support in a safe and comforting environment to those who may be struggling or wish to explore more about themselves. I believe unprocessed trauma is often at the root of many mental health symptoms. One may develop coping mechanisms that helped them make it through traumatic experiences that they find no longer serve them. There is no shame in this, I think this shows the human spirits ability to protect itself. Processing and integrating trauma is a large part of the work on the path towards healing.

Fifteen years ago, in my late 20s, I faced an existential crisis. The pain and shame of knowing I was meant for more—more happiness, meaning, and purpose—without knowing how to get there was overwhelming. At times, terrifying. With the help of others, I discovered my unique path to an authentic, self-led life. My mission as a therapist is to return that gift. I believe we all have an innate ability to heal from past wounds, rewrite our inner story, and reunite with a sense of self that feels whole, connected, and fulfilled.

Kelly is proud to run Four Pillars Counseling, a small group practice consisting of 6 like minded therapists who specialize in helping clients find meaning in their discomfort and hope in their suffering. Kelly’s expertise in anxiety, relationship with Self and trauma inform her client work as well as her supervision of other therapists. The creative and open minded approaches of our therapists seek to transform trauma and suffering, and facilitate a more meaningful relationship with yourSelf.

Do you often feel anxious, disconnected, depressed, or burned out? Maybe you're struggling to function in daily life, and responding to triggers with helpful coping skills. I help highly sensitive, creative, and compassionate people like you get “unstuck” by harnessing their inner resources, processing trauma, and reconnecting to the empowerment of personal values, authenticity, and compassion.

My approach to therapy is holistic in nature. What affects our minds, affects our emotions, our bodies, our spiritual self, and our relationships with others. I follow the premise that we as human beings are whole at our core. Due to life experiences, we learn to "disown" the parts of ourselves that we do not like. To aid in this process of becoming whole again, I utilize a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family Systems, and Jungian theory. As you become whole again, you grow. As you grow, you become wiser and better able to handle the challenges of life.