Laura Burton is a dedicated trauma therapist who understands that life can present challenges that leave individuals feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and trapped in their pain. Her mission is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can heal, grow, and thrive. Laura believes in the transformative power of the therapeutic relationship and walks alongside her clients on their journeys. By making connections between past experiences and current circumstances, she helps individuals explore their histories, understand their present realities, and envision a brighter future. Whether clients have faced a single traumatic event or a series of difficult experiences, Laura assists them in processing their emotions, reframing their thoughts, and developing coping strategies that empower them. With a passion for guiding clients toward resilience and self-compassion, she works with both adults and teens while addressing the complexities of age-related trauma. Utilizing evidence-based therapies such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and mindfulness techniques, Laura tailors her approach to meet individual needs, helping clients regain a sense of control and find their path toward healing.

Jacquie Harro understands that many clients may feel overwhelmed and as if they have exhausted all possible options. Her clients often describe their homes as battlegrounds, where conflicts seemingly repeat without resolution. Whether it’s a couple who feels they have hit a wall in their relationship, or a parent watching their child face the complexities of adolescence, Jacquie is committed to helping them navigate these troubling waters. By taking the essential first step of seeking therapy, clients can begin to break free from feelings of helplessness.<br /> <br /> Jacquie works from an emotion-focused perspective, guiding couples and families to reconnect after experiencing conflict and emotional distance. She equips them with vital communication skills to revive stagnant relationships and helps identify the points of disconnection that may have caused their divide. Through collaborative efforts, Jacquie provides the tools essential for healing and growth.<br /> <br /> In her work with children, Jacquie focuses on fostering coping mechanisms and modifying negative behaviors. She recognizes that interpersonal distress can lead to emotional turmoil and withdrawal, and she is passionate about nurturing positive relationships that create a safe environment for individuals to flourish. For those seeking support in navigating life’s challenges, Jacquie Harro is dedicated to being a guiding influence and helping families reclaim their sense of well-being.

Mindy Hoffman is a dedicated therapist who understands the profound impact of mental health, especially during challenging times like the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. She embraces clients of all ages, providing compassionate support to those facing anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Mindy has a special passion for working with both individuals struggling with eating disorders and their loved ones, recognizing the importance of connection in the healing journey. With each client, she brings a commitment to being present, walking alongside them as they navigate their paths toward wellness. Mindy believes in the power of human connection and is ready to provide the support that individuals need during unprecedented times.

Jason Horodyski understands that anxiety, depression, grief, and a range of other challenges can significantly limit one's ability to connect with others and find peace. He approaches therapy with compassion and curiosity, empowering his clients to thrive and flourish once again. Collaborating closely with them, Jason aims to achieve deeper clarity and understanding that honors each individual's unique values, abilities, and strengths. He welcomes all identities, serving as an LGBTQIA plus affirming and inclusive therapist who specializes in addressing relational and holistic issues. Utilizing narrative therapy and somatic parts work, he helps clients explore the relationships and experiences that foster thriving and connection, despite the challenges currently shaping their life stories. Each conversation is thoughtfully constructed to empower and uncover the lost aspects of personal experiences, emotions, and identities where wholeness and connection reside. Together, Jason and his clients embark on a journey of re-authoring their life stories from a place of curiosity and heart, cultivating the potential for healing and growth that lies within.

Whitney Lockhart is a compassionate and experienced mental health professional dedicated to empowering her clients to navigate life's challenges. With a career spanning since 2003, she offers reasonably priced counseling services to adolescents, adults, couples, families, and groups. Whitney specializes in addressing a diverse range of issues, including anxiety, divorce recovery, co-parenting, and relationship concerns. She deeply values creating a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their unique paths. Whitney's overarching goal is to help individuals and couples define and live their best lives, fostering personal growth and healing through approaches like Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Dialectical Behavior (DBT).

Sherri Overstreet is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals cultivate powerful relationships, beginning with themselves and extending to those around them. She understands that the constant mental clutter—often referred to as 'head trash'—is a significant barrier leading to stress, anxiety, depression, and various health issues. Sherri guides her clients to release this clutter, enabling them to embrace a peaceful and fulfilling life. Her belief is rooted in the idea that a scarcity mindset can inhibit personal growth, and she helps individuals understand their emotions, gain control over their health, and ultimately achieve a life of freedom. Sherri recognizes that everyone enters the world full of life and worth, yet societal messages can distort self-perception, resulting in feelings of unworthiness and anxiety. With her extensive knowledge in personal development, Sherri empowers her clients to break free from these blocks and lead an abundant, joyful life. Having engaged in her own personal counseling and development journey, she deeply understands the importance of this work, ensuring that she never asks others to undertake what she has not experienced herself. With a focus on addressing the root of issues swiftly, Sherri offers a direct approach and actionable plan tailored to help clients achieve their desired outcomes.

Beth Peters is a dedicated therapist passionate about guiding individuals and families through life's challenges with empathy and expertise. Recognizing that sometimes the advice of friends and family may fall short, she and her team create a warm, non-judgmental environment where clients can explore the stressors affecting their lives. Whether it’s trauma, parenting challenges, or relationship difficulties, Beth helps clients take actionable steps towards change while developing coping strategies for the things beyond their control. She specializes in trauma recovery, foster care and adoption issues, behavioral problems in children and teens, codependency, and parenting skills training. Utilizing evidence-based techniques such as EMDR, CBT, and play therapy, Beth empowers clients across all ages to reach their goals. Committed to a collaborative approach, she engages with other care providers to ensure comprehensive support for her clients. Recognizing that difficult moments pass, Beth emphasizes the importance of taking proactive steps instead of waiting for change to happen on its own. With her guidance, clients can find ways to move forward, knowing they are not alone in their journey.

Anthony Riske offers compassionate counseling for those grappling with feelings of loneliness and existential uncertainty. He understands that discovering one's identity and sense of belonging can be challenging. Through therapy, clients can reconnect with often-forgotten paths to a meaningful life, fostering new impulses of purpose. Known for his unique approach, Anthony frequently reaches out to clients post-session with reflections on their discussions, providing additional insights, resources, and tailored assignments. He also encourages clients to engage members of their support network in therapy to strengthen their relational connections. Clients working with Anthony can anticipate an experience characterized by connection and acceptance, guiding them towards a more fulfilled and different way of living. Recognizing the complexities of depression and anxiety, he offers a non-judgmental space where these feelings are seen as understandable reactions to life’s challenges. Anthony emphasizes the importance of community in therapy, embracing the concept of 'village therapy.' In his view, just as a village plays a crucial role in raising a child, it is equally vital for making significant life decisions and living well. He is eager to become a part of each client's supportive village, often inviting other figures from their lives into the therapeutic journey.

Susan Splitt is a compassionate and trauma-informed therapist who focuses on the uniqueness of each individual and their present experiences. She specializes in grief, loss, trauma, and life transitions, drawing from extensive professional experience in inpatient psychiatric settings with adults facing trauma, substance abuse, and chronic mental health issues. Susan has a rich background working with adult survivors of childhood trauma and as a bereavement counselor in hospice care. Her approach is grounded in Gestalt therapy, which emphasizes awareness of body sensations, sensory engagement with the environment, and reflection on thoughts, dreams, memories, beliefs, values, and worldviews. In her practice, Susan incorporates mindfulness and dream work and has studied the trauma theories of renowned experts like Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk, Dr. Judith Herman, and Gabor Maté. She is also trained in various therapeutic modalities, including EMDR, DBT, and Internal Family Systems. Moreover, Susan facilitates groups focused on mindfulness, relaxation, and stress reduction, making her a valuable resource for individuals navigating complex mental health challenges such as Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and relationship issues.

Lindy Steece invites individuals to set their sights on the stars and prepare for lift-off towards emotional healing. With an unwavering commitment to fostering an atmosphere of acceptance, safety, and honesty, she supports clients in feeling better than they have in years. Lindy identifies each person’s unique strengths and cultivates the courage needed to overcome personal challenges, reinforcing the belief that everyone deserves to live their best life. Her primary focus encompasses Trauma, Victim Issues, Domestic Violence, and all forms of abuse. She possesses specialized training in EMDR, a technique proven to deliver rapid results for trauma recovery, likening it to a beauty treatment for the brain that helps individuals unclog their mental pores. Lindy is passionate about people and believes that life is short and quality truly counts. She specializes in motivation and empowerment, emphasizing that honesty, trust, and respect form the foundation of her therapeutic relationships. With her belief that life can be good and that people can change when they are ready and willing, she stands ready to guide her clients through anything they face, instilling a lasting belief in their potential.

Celeste Tinkoff is a compassionate therapist who understands the struggles many individuals face in their romantic and personal relationships. She specializes in helping clients who may often attract unhealthy partners or find themselves consistently putting their needs last. Celeste recognizes that these patterns can stem from past trauma or unhealthy relational dynamics and works collaboratively with her clients to foster healing and understanding. Her expertise extends across various relationship types, whether familial, platonic, or romantic. By utilizing therapeutic modalities such as Compassion-Focused Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Celeste supports individuals in recognizing their relationship triggers, increasing their self-esteem, and navigating complex family issues. She also addresses broader topics such as sexuality and identity, ensuring an inclusive and culturally sensitive approach. Celeste is dedicated to guiding her clients through feelings of loneliness and uncertainty, offering a supportive presence as they work towards building loving and fulfilling connections. With her immediate availability, Celeste is ready to assist those seeking a healthier relationship journey, reinforcing the belief that they do not have to face these challenges alone.

Catherine Blake is a highly sensitive, warm, and heart-focused therapist dedicated to helping individuals find their path to happiness by harmonizing mind and body, deepening relationships, and empowering highly sensitive persons to thrive. She is particularly skilled in assisting those troubled by trauma, helping them to lessen emotional scars and regain equilibrium. With a compassionate approach, Catherine guides her clients in overcoming obstacles to achieve fulfilling, satisfying lives. Maintaining a high level of confidentiality, ethical standards, and professionalism, she enjoys working with a diverse clientele, especially trauma survivors and those facing neurological challenges. Catherine specializes in supporting highly sensitive individuals, trauma and PTSD recovery, and addressing issues related to chronic pain and illness. She is certified in EMDR therapy and possesses specialized training in Somatic Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Body-Mind Psychotherapy, and Couples Communication. Moreover, Catherine has taught classes in sensory awareness, emotional intelligence, and nonviolent communication. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado and holds an MA in Somatic Counseling Psychology from Naropa University, an MBA from the University of Colorado, a BS from Metropolitan State College, and a BA from Rutgers University. Outside of her professional endeavors, she finds joy in hiking the beautiful Colorado mountains, gardening, and dancing.

Marcia Brown understands how overwhelming and exhausting parenting can be, especially when faced with challenging child behaviors. She empathizes with parents feeling anxious, drained, and uncertain about their parenting approaches. With her expertise in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Marcia offers compassionate support to families navigating behavioral issues, ADHD, and other childhood challenges. Her evidence-based, play-based approach focuses on the unique needs of children ages 2 to 9, fostering real, lasting positive change. Marcia believes in the power of family dynamics and includes both parents and children in sessions provided in the comfort of their home. Her goal is to equip families with renewed energy, concrete tools, and a fresh perspective on parenting. A free initial consultation is available to explore how her services can meet the needs of each family. Marcia Brown is dedicated to guiding families toward harmony and connection.