Orrin Johnson is a dedicated therapist who works with adults from all backgrounds and identities, emphasizing mindfulness and the transformative power of the therapeutic relationship. He welcomes individuals facing anxiety, depression, overwhelming worry, relationship challenges, spiritual crises, or the burdens of life’s complexities. In his practice, therapy is seen as an explorative journey into the self, where client and therapist navigate together. Orrin places great importance on the therapeutic relationship, utilizing it as a lens to understand how individuals relate to themselves and others. Advocating for a slow, cautious, and curious approach, he examines the nature of thoughts and emotions and their manifestation in behavior. Through practice and the strengthening of the therapeutic alliance, clients can learn to accommodate a wider array of distressing mental states and uncomfortable emotions. Orrin believes that joy and wisdom are inherent qualities of a tranquil mind, often obscured by the clouds of intense emotions and habitual patterns. He supports clients in their inward journey to explore their thoughts and feelings, acting as a companion on the path toward self-discovery.

Laia Jorba understands that deciding to seek therapy can be a significant and challenging step for many individuals. Those considering her services often find themselves torn between curiosity and hope, while simultaneously feeling stuck or overwhelmed. Laia’s passion lies in walking alongside clients through this journey, helping them discover the resilience and courage to become the individuals they aspire to be. With a specialization in complex trauma, Laia effectively addresses issues such as chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, and depression. Her approach to therapy is body-centered, thoughtfully integrating various modalities and informed by multicultural sensitivities and research-based knowledge. As a dedicated educator, Laia shares her expertise nationally and internationally and provides counseling in Catalan, Spanish, and English, ensuring an inclusive experience for all her clients. With Laia, individuals can expect a consultation that helps determine the best path forward, with gentle guidance even if her practice may not be the ideal fit.

Andre Karkamaz is a dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding clients through the intricacies of trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues. He understands the feeling of emptiness that can linger in one's life and recognizes how challenging it can be to navigate past experiences and future worries, often leaving the present moment inaccessible. With a focus on helping individuals secure deeper connections with themselves and others, he works collaboratively with clients to explore their unique attachment styles. Andre believes that outdated coping mechanisms might no longer serve one's well-being, and he empowers his clients to confront their core fears while paving the way for healthier relationships. Using a variety of therapeutic modalities—including Mindfulness-Based therapies, Compassion Focused techniques, and EMDR—he provides a safe and supportive environment for healing. As clients engage in this transformative process, they find the strength to dismantle the barriers that hold them back from experiencing peace and fulfillment. Andre recognizes the importance of finding the right therapeutic match, and he welcomes those who feel ready to start their healing journey with a compassionate professional by their side.

Dr. Brett Kennedy, PsyD, embodies the essence of striving for personal growth and healing through psychotherapy. He fosters a therapeutic environment that encourages individuals to explore, challenge, and ultimately achieve their personal and emotional goals. Dr. Kennedy understands that therapy is a profound collaboration, emphasizing the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance. At Strive Psychotherapy Group, he and his dedicated team recognize that life can be both challenging and overwhelming, and they are committed to helping clients navigate through difficult times. With a focus on connection and collaboration, Dr. Kennedy supports individuals facing a variety of issues, from depression and anxiety to trauma and relationship conflicts. His approach incorporates various modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), ensuring that each client receives personalized care. Seeking help is a courageous step, and Dr. Kennedy invites you to explore how a therapeutic relationship can spark meaningful change. Together, he will help you find the strength to confront your emotional and personal struggles, paving the way for a brighter tomorrow.

Lisa Kennemur is a dedicated clinical mental health counseling intern from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. She works with both adolescents aged 14 and up, as well as adults who are navigating through various challenges, including grief, loss, and bereavement; LGBTQIA+ identities; cancer and chronic illness; aging and caregiving; and improving self-esteem and self-compassion. Lisa specializes in helping individuals manage life transitions, whether they are age-driven or event-driven, such as transitions between life stages, divorce, or career changes, fostering personal growth along the way. Utilizing a client-centered approach, she empowers her clients to uncover their own inner wisdom and innate capacity for healing. Depending on the needs of her clients, Lisa may also incorporate elements of nature into the therapeutic process. She believes it is a privilege to help individuals find what grounds them and connects them to others. Lisa reassures her clients that they are not alone; seeking a therapist is a courageous and self-compassionate choice, and she is here to support them as they navigate stress, confusion, and pain on their journey toward healing.

Kim Kluger is a dedicated therapist specializing in guiding adults and elders through the complexities of life. With a compassionate approach, she offers support for individuals and couples dealing with relationship issues, particularly in the context of parenting donor-conceived children. Kim is well-versed in navigating challenges such as infertility and family dynamics, providing a culturally sensitive environment that respects diverse backgrounds. Her therapeutic toolkit includes a range of modalities, including the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, ensuring that she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of her clients. With a focus on solution-oriented strategies and a strong foundation in emotional support, Kim empowers her clients to foster self-esteem, cope with life transitions, and heal from past grief. Her clients appreciate her warm demeanor and relentless dedication to their growth, making her a sought-after ally in their journey toward wellness.

Katie Klumb practices from a heart-centered place, believing wholeheartedly that healing is possible for everyone. She provides trauma-informed support that caters to individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, relationship struggles, grief, and the complexities of life transitions. Her goal is to help clients achieve a sense of peace in their daily lives and to better manage their emotional experiences, fostering a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships with others. With a diverse therapeutic approach that includes Somatic therapy, Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), and Positive Psychology, Katie embodies a mindful, person-centered methodology. She holds the belief that everyone possesses the intrinsic ability to attain a more peaceful and fulfilling life with the right support. By encouraging clients to examine thoughts and behaviors that contribute to their pain, she fosters awareness and encourages the transformation of unhealthy patterns. For those seeking therapy, Katie recognizes the challenges they face during these difficult times and is honored to guide them toward the necessary changes for thriving. Her compassionate approach aims to gently assist individuals in rediscovering their path to peace.

Stephen Koelemay is a dedicated clinical psychologist specializing in individual therapy for adults and adolescents. He understands that those seeking therapy are often looking for meaningful change amidst life's unpredictability and complexities. Low self-esteem, difficult moods, challenging relationships, and academic or professional stress can be overwhelming, but with Stephen, clients can explore what transformation may look like and develop effective strategies to achieve it. He believes in a collaborative therapeutic process—one that fosters connectivity, satisfaction, and adaptability. Stephen's diverse clientele includes professionals, students, artists, musicians, and parents. His clinical specialties encompass anxiety management, depression, men's issues, autism spectrum disorder, neurodiversity challenges, life transitions, and relationship difficulties. With experience as a staff psychologist and clinical supervisor at the University of Colorado’s Wardenburg Health Center and Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) for seven years, he brings a wealth of knowledge from various settings, including community mental health centers and hospital emergency departments, as well as social skills therapy.

Moana Kruschwitz, a dedicated therapist with a degree from the University of Texas at Austin (Graduated 2008), has spent the past 15 years empowering children, teens, adults, and families. She specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, attachment issues, and neurodevelopmental disorders through a variety of therapeutic approaches including cognitive-behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, and family systems therapy. Moana understands the profound importance of fostering self-awareness, strength identification, and emotional communication within relationships. Recognizing that each individual demonstrates unique pathways to healing, she skillfully guides her clients—whether they are preschoolers learning to label emotions, teenagers developing self-soothing strategies, or adults articulating their needs in anxious moments. Moana firmly believes in the brain's incredible ability to learn and adapt, and she is dedicated to creating personalized treatment plans that clarify specific therapeutic goals, encouraging meaningful growth and transformation.

Wendy Kummerer is dedicated to supporting women through various stages of their journey, whether they are trying to conceive, currently pregnant, or navigating the complexities of motherhood. She understands that being a woman can be both beautiful and challenging. Wendy creates a community where clients can express their experiences and concerns in a completely safe space, reinforcing their empowerment, confidence, and clarity in decision-making. Her direct, down-to-earth style focuses on a collaborative approach to therapy, delivered via video to maximize the time spent together without added logistical concerns. With her unique background and training, Wendy establishes an accessible and effective therapeutic environment that clients look forward to engaging in. As part of an experienced mama team, she utilizes eclectic yet evidence-based practices to help clients implement meaningful changes in their daily lives. Wendy recognizes that finding the right therapist is crucial, and she believes that feeling connected, heard, and understood is essential for effective therapy.

Joy Lanzano is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Addiction Counselor, known for her compassionate approach to therapy. Specializing in trauma, depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, she adeptly utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based practices, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Joy's therapy is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals, families, and couples, ensuring an effective and personalized experience. Her extensive training includes an MA in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology from Naropa University, and she is well-versed in applied existential psychotherapy and trauma recovery protocols. With a focus on intuitive and somatic-based practices informed by the neuroscience of psychology, Joy’s work reflects her commitment to holistic healing. Additionally, her understanding of mild traumatic brain injury contributes to her therapeutic insights. As an Approved Clinical Supervisor, she also passionate about guiding new therapists on their professional journeys. Joy's warmth and expertise make her an invaluable resource for those seeking support and healing.

Amy Larson is a dedicated Life and Career Coach based in Boulder, CO. Her practice is solutions-focused, built on the principles of Positive Psychology, the scientific study of human flourishing, happiness, and success. Amy helps her clients discover greater meaning and enjoyment in both their work and personal lives. She guides them through challenging transitions, assists in finding fulfilling career options, enhances their impact at work, and promotes healthier work/life balance. Collaboratively, they create new levels of awareness regarding untapped knowledge, strengths, and resources, leading to positive change. Amy holds a certificate in Positive Psychology Coaching from the WholeBeing Institute (WBI), along with certification in Positive Psychology from Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar, the founder of WBI. With an undergraduate business degree from The Wharton School and an MBA from The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, she possesses a robust educational background complemented by real-world experience in Investment Banking, Management Consulting, and Consumer Products Marketing. This unique combination equips Amy with a comprehensive understanding of various industries and the challenges clients face in their careers and businesses, allowing her to adopt a holistic approach tailored to individual needs.

Grant Leitheiser is a dedicated therapist specializing in compassionate and transformational support for teens and adults facing challenges related to anxiety, men's issues, and relationship dynamics. With expertise spanning trauma and PTSD, ADHD, and various life transitions—including pregnancy, postpartum, and spirituality—he provides invaluable guidance in navigating life's complexities. Grant employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Experiential Therapy, allowing him to tailor his approach to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families. His commitment to fostering self-esteem, enhancing sports performance, and managing anger reflects his comprehensive understanding of human experiences. Grant’s warm and empathetic nature offers clients a safe space for growth and healing, making him a trusted partner in their journeys toward well-being.