My approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in the belief that meaningful change happens when we feel safe enough to be fully seen. Drawing from EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), CBT, and DBT, I work with individuals, couples, and families navigating conflict, grief, abuse, divorce, anger, PTSD, and life transitions. I also bring specialized experience supporting families involved in legal and custody matters as a certified Child and Family Investigator (CFI) and Parental Responsibility Evaluator (PRE).

I hold a Master of Social Work from the University of New England, am pursuing a Doctor of Social Work at the University of Kentucky, and hold a PhD in Psychology and Counseling Studies with a trauma focus from Regent University. My work is informed by extensive training in evidence-based and experiential modalities, with areas of focus including trauma and PTSD, anxiety and depression, gender identity, addiction, family reunification, relationship issues, and work with teens and families.

Alongside the time spent in nature, a significant aspect of my life and strength as a psychotherapist is my emotional and spiritual growth, what I have learned from working with people for nearly two decades, and being in a long-term committed, loving marriage. I am fascinated by the influences of family systems, society, wilderness, how people experience the world, and how personalities, perceptions, and experiences create another layer of who we each are. I believe that as human beings, we are instinctively drawn toward healing and growth, and while incorporating nature in various forms, we expedite the process. Think about your time on a trail with a close friend; it was probably similar to a mini-therapy session!

It is an honor to hold a career as a psychotherapist, generating more healing and creating more love. I enjoy teaching people how to better understand themselves, move toward healthy behaviors, create loving relationships, and reclaim wholeness, connection, and a meaningful life. I work from a holistic perspective, blending body-centered psychotherapy, mindfulness, and nature-based elements to help individuals and couples thrive.

Sessions involve collaborating on an integrative treatment approach, combining insight, skills-based techniques, and creating objectives to meet goals and help clients understand how their past experiences and relationships shape who they are now. My work is to help people remove the obstacles that stand in the way of healing and one's capacity to be the best and truest version of one's self. Whether an individual comes to therapy with a vague sense that something is not right or an overwhelming sense of pain (or somewhere in between), together we will create a safe space, to put words around your experience, and create possibilities for change.

In addition to a wide variety of trauma-informed clinical counseling skills, Shelly is also trained in wilderness therapy, somatic therapy, and EMDR. She also uses IFS/parts, gestalt, mindfulness, psychodynamic, and polyvagal approaches. Shelly is an Approved Clinical Supervisor for LPCCs.

Our capacity for introspection is uniquely human and offers us the opportunity to evolve emotionally and behaviorally beyond our past in tremendous ways; a process of becoming that I believe is courageous and ultimately fulfilling. 

It is with this belief and intention in mind that I openly and compassionately invite people into the therapeutic process. I believe that successful healing and growth require a collaborative relationship between practitioner and client. In this collaboration, I offer non-judgment, and I honor all parts of you, your story, and your goals in therapy. As a practitioner, I am passionate about helping people deeply understand themselves, create connected relationships, develop healthy behaviors, and function from a place of wholeness. I believe healing and growing through psychotherapy is a pathway to empowerment. In therapy, you can understand the influences of past experiences, attachment relationships, and society on the self, and learn how to resolve those disturbances to become your best self despite the past.

My professional lens is deeply rooted in modern neuroscience, specifically trauma-informed attachment and somatic therapy. From this perspective, I utilize an integrated approach to achieve healing, using a wide range of modalities in which I have trained and studied. I partner with individuals and couples who want to work with/on their relationships, family dynamics, communication skills, trauma (past or present), attachment patterns, grief, anxiety, and/or depression by addressing unresolved trauma and/or dysfunction. I am deeply committed to the therapeutic process, offering a safe and compassionate environment for people to engage directly in meaningful work that creates change and possibility.

In addition to a wide variety of trauma-informed clinical counseling skills, Megan is a Certified Clinical Trauma Practitioner (CCTP), which includes training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Applied Polyvagal Theory, Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Megan is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Somatic therapy, Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT), and Nature-based therapy. She also utilizes Gestalt, Mindfulness, and Psychodynamic interventions to offer clients an integrated approach rooted in current neuroscience and Fourth Wave Psychotherapy.

Megan also supervises LPCCs in Colorado and provides consultation for licensed professional therapists.

Dee has been in private practice for more than 20 years and has trained in family and couples therapy, addiction, gender identity, EMDR, EFT, and more. 

As a therapist, it is a privilege to be allowed into the intimate spaces in people's lives and to bring forth healing, growth, and empowerment. I am passionate about helping clients learn the skills to connect with their true selves, deal with life's difficulties, and live a life of alignment and fulfillment. As your therapist, I will walk beside you on your exploratory journey of introspection and healing. By creating a safe space together, therapy will be a place where you can freely explore your experience, express yourself authentically, and come to a place of acceptance and peace. 

The core of my practice is founded upon the humanistic tenets of being non-judgemental, empathetic, and authentic. My style as a therapist incorporates trauma-informed and attachment-focused mindfulness and somatic therapy. I also utilize wilderness therapy, gestalt, and existentialism. Through a holistic treatment approach, personalized goals, and skills-based techniques, your treatment experience will be tailored directly to your needs. I believe that clients possess all the wisdom they need, and it is my job to work collaboratively to bring that wisdom forward. Wisdom shines through when we make space to experience and process our emotions. I work with individuals who are experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma, addiction, and relationship issues.

In addition to a wide variety of trauma-informed clinical counseling skills, Brian is trained in wilderness therapy and EMDR. He also uses somatic, IFS/parts, gestalt, mindfulness, and psychodynamic approaches.

Maybe we’ll work in the expansive outdoors or an inviting indoor space. Imagine a space that is warm, open-minded, and open-hearted and can support all that you bring. I create a space that honors social, cultural, economic, and spiritual differences and similarities.

In my work with couples, relationships, and individuals, I lean on an attachment and emotion-focused theory to guide our work together. This includes looking at how other relationships have impacted the way you show up in your life here and now. This helps us discover where you are getting stuck and where trauma may be stored. Once we identify the “stuck” patterns, we can collaborate to make meaning of it and to move through it, creating new, more fulfilling patterns and overall connectedness.

All of this work requires compassionate openness, vulnerability, and collaboration from everyone in the space. I am honored to collaborate and work alongside clients and witness the beautiful–sometimes messy–journey of change, growth, and reaching one’s self-identified goals.

In addition to a wide variety of trauma-informed clinical counseling skills, Jamie is trained in Couples Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). She also uses somatic, IFS/parts, gestalt, mindfulness, nature-based, and psychodynamic approaches.

As a therapist, I offer a holistic approach that includes mindfulness, psychoeducation, Gestalt, CBT, mind-body awareness, and expressive arts (somatic, nature-based, psychodrama, art, and music). In our sessions we will slow down to examine any obstacles that may be hindering your path. The focus will be on your individual needs and goals.  We will collaborate to create a safe and nurturing space where you can freely express yourself, develop effective tools to overcome challenges, explore your identity, and discover new perspectives to live a more embodied and authentic life.

A spark of hope can be found in the scent of a flower, the warmth of the sun, or the movement of the trees. Taking the first step towards hope is courageous and when you are ready, I am here to support you in nurturing this spark to uncover a world of light inside. 

In addition to a wide variety of trauma-informed clinical counseling skills, Sara is EMDR trained and utilizes somatic, gestalt, mindfulness, nature-based, and psychodynamic approaches.

I believe each client carries the answers within themselves; my role as therapist is to help bring both the unconscious struggles and the healing potential into awareness, where they can be integrated for symptom relief and more fulfilling relationships.

As a retired professional athlete, former coach, yoga and ski instructor, and current single mother of two college-aged children, I bring lived experience with uncertainty, dynamic change, diverse cultures, and a grounded contemplative practice. I understand the importance of setting therapeutic goals while also honoring the role of hope and confidence in moving toward wholeness.

I work with individuals and couples navigating emotional or relational challenges, fear about the future, depression, overwhelm, mood instability, grief, loss, and trauma. In therapy, you can expect a calm, empathic, and safe space where together we create a non-judgemental and trustworthy environment to explore your inner life and chart a natural course of treatment.

I hold an MA in Counseling with an emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, where I am currently pursuing a PhD in Depth, Jungian, and Archetypal Studies. I am also trained as an Embodied Imagination Practitioner under Dr. Robert Bosnak, hold a certificate in Narrative Therapy with Sharon Blackie, and am certified in Yoga and Prana Nidra. My published work explores archetypal perspectives on abuse in women’s sports and the therapeutic use of dreamwork and memory with athletes.

My approach is warm, intuitive, and eclectic, drawing from EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Gestalt Therapy, Hypnosis, Mindfulness, Attachment-Based Therapy, and other integrative, trauma-informed modalities. I specialize in working with adult children of alcoholics and dysfunctional families, chronic pain and illness, other life-changing events, trauma, and the intersection of neurodiversity and trauma. I believe healing happens when we feel seen, understood, and supported, and it is truly an honor to walk alongside my clients as they move toward greater healing, growth, and a fuller quality of life.

My approach to therapy is integrative, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Somatic Therapy, along with experiential approaches such as Gestalt Therapy, mindfulness, Expressive Arts Therapy, movement, and nature-based practices.  I work with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, stress and burnout, grief and loss, trauma and PTSD, life transitions, challenges with emotional regulation and self-esteem, and I offer a neurodivergent-affirming space for those seeking support during times of change or growth.

Nature plays an important role in both my life and my therapeutic approach. I grew up in a state park, where the natural world offered grounding, healing, and clarity, and it continues to be a source of balance and renewal for me. I believe integrating nature into self-care and therapeutic work can support reflection, emotional processing, and moments of stillness amidst life’s demands. It is my hope to share the restorative power of nature as a supportive element in our work together.

I earned my M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado Denver and have experience across a range of care-centered roles, including my work as a clinical mental health counseling intern, supporting both individuals and families across the lifespan in navigating life’s challenges, supporting adults with traumatic brain injuries and working as a special education teacher in New Orleans. Across all of my work, I am driven by a passion for helping people feel seen, supported, and empowered. Outside of therapy, I enjoy spending time outdoors, cooking, exploring new restaurants, live music, and connecting with loved ones.

I strive to bring a human and nonjudgmental approach to therapy, inviting people to show up fully as themselves. Together, we can honor and celebrate your personality, strengths, and individuality while exploring ways to help you live more fully and authentically. My approach is collaborative and trauma-informed, helping each person develop the internal resources needed to navigate life's challenges.

Along with standard therapy tools I am passionate about supporting individuals in psychedelic integration. I believe psychedelic experiences can open people to life-changing insights; however, integration is the way to make lasting change. I received training for psychedelic therapy through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, and I am passionate about helping people navigate psychedelic use safely and effectively.  

My approach integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and psychedelic integration. I tailor therapy to the unique needs of each individual, creating a collaborative space that supports insight, emotional healing, and lasting transformation. I work with people experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, OCD, relationship challenges, men’s issues, internet addiction and psychedelic integration.