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Alexa Pinsker is a dedicated therapist who specializes in a holistic and client-centered approach. With over 10 years of experience in education and mental health, she has cultivated her skills as an art therapist, psychotherapist, and former teacher, effectively merging her background in mindfulness techniques into her practice. Alexa creates a supportive therapeutic environment, allowing clients to explore and uncover their own inherent wisdom. Integral to her approach is the establishment of trust and a genuine atmosphere of acceptance, which are essential to the therapeutic process. Utilizing the creative process as a modality for healing, she specializes in treating psychological trauma alongside related issues such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, eating disorders, Alzheimer’s, dementia, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Alexa works effectively with children, teens, adults, and families, drawing upon a rich tapestry of theories and approaches including Client-Centered Therapy, Art Therapy, Mindfulness, Psychodynamic Therapy, Relational Therapy, Existential Therapy, Animal-Assisted Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Transpersonal Psychology.

April Pojman is a dedicated therapist known for her compassionate approach to supporting adults and elders navigating the complexities of life. With expertise in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and coping skills, she offers a safe and nurturing space for clients experiencing emotional disturbances, grief, and relationship challenges. April is particularly attuned to the needs of those within the LGBTQ+ community, bringing sensitivity and understanding to each session.<br /> <br /> Her diverse therapeutic modalities include Expressive Arts, Trauma-Focused therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, among others. April’s strength-based and humanistic approach empowers clients to explore their emotions and experiences while fostering resilience and self-esteem. By incorporating culturally sensitive practices, she ensures that each individual's unique background is honored in the therapeutic journey.<br /> <br /> April thrives in both individual and group settings, creating an atmosphere of growth and healing. Her dedication to helping clients overcome life's transitions and personal challenges makes her an invaluable ally for those seeking to regain balance and fulfillment.

Jordan Quaglia is dedicated to supporting clients in ways that alleviate suffering and enhance well-being. His therapeutic orientation integrates diverse modalities such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), emotion-focused therapy (EFT), and contemplative psychotherapy (CP). This multifaceted approach combines talk therapy, experiential activities, personalized assessments, and wellness planning, ensuring a comprehensive support system for every individual. In addition to his work as a therapist, Jordan serves as an Associate Professor of Psychology at Naropa University, where he teaches insightful courses like Contemplative Neuroscience and the Psychology and Neuroscience of Emotions. He is also the Director of the Cognitive and Affective Science Lab and the Research Director of the Center for the Advancement of Contemplative Education. Grounded in his scientific and research background, Jordan advocates for a personalized approach to healing, growth, and transformation, emphasizing that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. His commitment to the well-being of his clients shines through in all aspects of his work.

Luellen Ramey is a seasoned therapist who recently retired from her esteemed position as a university counseling professor, where she dedicated over 30 years to teaching and supervising future counselors while also maintaining a private practice. Her extensive experience includes working with a diverse range of clients, including fellow therapists, and she is deeply intrigued by personal narratives and the strengths individuals possess. Luellen believes that profound healing begins in a space where stories can be shared freely, nurtured by compassion, without interruption or the imposition of biases. She is committed to offering validation, knowledge, skills, and fresh perspectives as clients embark on their journey of change. With an integrative approach that is primarily humanistic, Luellen employs effective stress reduction strategies to help individuals develop essential coping skills and support their growth. Together, she invites clients to explore paths towards greater happiness and well-being.

Hilah Remaily is a compassionate therapist specializing in supporting teens and adults through a diverse array of challenges including ADHD, anxiety, and codependency. With a profound understanding of trauma and PTSD, she employs an integrative approach incorporating expressive arts, somatic therapies, and trauma-focused techniques tailored to each individual’s journey. Hilah's expertise also extends to relationship issues, life transitions, and self-esteem, with a focus on fostering trust and resilience in her clients. Her warm, humanistic style encourages clients to explore their inner strengths, paving the way for healing and personal growth. With a commitment to inclusivity, Hilah welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, including the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring everyone feels valued and heard in the therapeutic process.

Robin Richardson excels in helping individuals navigate through internal conflicts, anxiety, depression, disordered eating, and addictive behaviors. Many find themselves caught in cycles of self-criticism and doubt, unable to make positive changes or move beyond past experiences. With a gentle and compassionate approach, Robin fosters a loving and trusting relationship that guides clients back to their authentic selves, enabling them to access their profound wisdom and inner guidance. Through her work, clients learn to embrace all aspects of themselves, resolve internal conflicts, and find balance within their psyche, ultimately leading to the release of addictive and compulsive behaviors as well as healing from past traumas. Utilizing techniques like Internal Family Systems and Inner Bonding, Robin supports individuals in reparenting younger parts of themselves, while uncovering and resolving unconscious wounds that continue to influence their lives. She often incorporates EMDR to assist in releasing old traumatic memories. By facilitating a slow and mindful journey inward, Robin helps clients cultivate self-love and provides tools to manage and understand painful emotions, allowing those parts to transform and discover their true purpose.

Jen Ross, MA, is a compassionate psychotherapist dedicated to providing radical space for individuals to unwind their nervous systems and facilitate personal growth. With an inclusive and human-centered approach to therapy, she empowers her clients to pursue a spiritually aligned, socially just, and fully expressed life. Rooted in the belief that each body holds infinite intelligence, Jen identifies and addresses the wounds and patterns that inhibit self-discovery and healing. She connects her clients to their deepest sense of self through extensive training in somatic psychology, attachment theories, developmental stages, and therapeutic movement, all viewed through a social justice lens. With over 25 years of experience and a double Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology and Education, Jen is also a certified Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist. Her passion for life and commitment to her purpose create an environment where individuals can fully embrace their authenticity. Jen’s energy is both strong and nurturing, fostering connection and laughter in every session.

Gabriel Santiago, LPC, is dedicated to supporting teens and adults as they navigate life's challenges. With a deep understanding of anxiety, men's issues, and life transitions, he cultivates a therapeutic environment that fosters healing and growth. Gabriel's compassionate approach draws from a variety of modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, culturally sensitive practices, and transpersonal techniques, ensuring that each client receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs. He actively addresses general issues such as peer relationships, grief, and self-esteem while empowering clients to explore their spirituality and manage stress effectively. Whether working with couples or individuals, Gabriel is committed to nurturing resilience and providing the tools necessary for personal transformation.

Tamra Sattler, MFT, is dedicated to guiding individuals towards clarity, joy, and ease in their lives. Her integrative approach blends Western psychotherapy and Eastern wisdom, creating a holistic healing experience. With a focus on relationship issues, life transitions, and self-esteem, she supports her clients in overcoming obstacles that hinder their ability to fully engage in their work, relationships, and self-discovery. Tamra's therapeutic style encompasses transpersonal, Hakomi, and humanistic methods, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), tailored for individuals, couples, and families. She fosters a safe, nonjudgmental, and loving environment that encourages connection and healing. With two decades of experience as a therapist, she holds a Ph.D. in East-West Psychology from CIIS and a Master's in Counseling Psychology. Her clients often express how their work with Tamra has been life-changing. Before her career in therapy, she enjoyed success in Silicon Valley and served as an adjunct professor at Naropa University for five years.

Cristina Scatigno is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting preteens, children, teens, and adults through their unique challenges. With a focus on mood disorders and anxiety, she specializes in helping individuals navigate difficult life transitions, trauma, and relationship issues. Cristina employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Play Therapy, ensuring that her approach is both flexible and tailored to the specific needs of her clients. Her commitment to empowerment and self-exploration resonates with clients facing a range of issues, from self-esteem struggles to coping with chronic illness. Cristina's warm and culturally sensitive approach fosters a safe space for healing, enabling her clients to build resilience and develop essential coping skills. Whether working with families, groups, or individuals, she aims to facilitate personal growth and emotional well-being.

Andrew Schwartz, MS, is a dedicated therapist committed to equipping clients with science-based tools to effectively manage anxiety-related challenges. His treatment approach is primarily cognitive behavioral, complemented by a broader focus on lifestyle factors that may hinder progress. With a keen expertise in accurately diagnosing and treating disorders such as Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, and Social Phobia, Andrew demonstrates a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding anxiety. He finds joy in working with both adults and children, offering support and guidance to parents to help their children thrive. After conducting a thorough assessment, Andrew collaborates with clients to create achievable, customized treatment plans. His strategies draw from proven techniques in cognitive behavioral therapy, exposure-based therapy, motivational interviewing, behavioral modification, and mindfulness training, ensuring that treatments are specific, relevant, and effective. Andrew prioritizes a supportive therapeutic environment and is passionate about facilitating meaningful progress in the lives of those he serves.

Jacqueline Schwarz is a dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding individuals through various life transitions, such as navigating the journey from childhood to adolescence, singlehood to partnership, and separation to divorce. She focuses on helping clients explore their conscious choices and the deep-seated influences stemming from early experiences. With over 20 years of practice in Boulder, Jacqueline effectively employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Psychodynamic and Neuro-Dynamic approaches, alongside Play Therapy for children. Her expertise encompasses supporting people of all ages through trauma recovery and resilience building. Jacqueline also engages in supervising and consulting fellow psychotherapists, has served as Adjunct Faculty at CU Boulder, and teaches an online course on Clinical Ethics. Additionally, she has led trainings on Resilience, Trauma, Secondary Trauma, Developmental transitions, and Adoption issues. As a board member of the Pain Education Project, she enjoys addressing multicultural concerns and bridging interpersonal perspectives. Jacqueline believes that a strong working alliance is fundamental to effective psychotherapy and is committed to fostering a supportive environment. She is also training a puppy to serve as her facility dog, enhancing the therapeutic experience when appropriate.

Rebecca Sculley invites you to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and healing. She commends individuals for taking the vital step towards change in their lives, affirming that it's perfectly fine to experience a wide range of emotions, from gratitude to heartache, especially in today's challenging times. Whether it's adults, young adults, college students, or couples, Rebecca specializes in aiding those grappling with grief, relationship issues, narcissistic emotional abuse trauma, and significant life transitions. Through the therapeutic process, she focuses on empowering her clients to identify their strengths and set meaningful goals, fostering healthy choices, and achieving the balance they have long sought. With expertise in relationship dynamics, self-esteem, grief and loss, and body image concerns, Rebecca employs a mindfulness-based, client-centered approach, with particular emphasis on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Her commitment as a therapist is to empower individuals on their unique journeys to well-being. Rebecca offers convenient options for support, including two locations in the Front Range and Telehealth, ensuring accessibility for everyone seeking her guidance. A complimentary in-person or phone consultation is available for those curious about the therapeutic experience.