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Jeffrey Price, LAC, brings over twenty-five years of experience working with adults in the fields of addictions and therapy. He understands that individuals seek to feel good and ease their pain, desiring a life where breathing comes without turmoil. Jeffrey actively engages clients in exploring habitual patterns and uncovering obstacles that obscure their questions. Together, they work patiently and creatively, often infusing humor into the journey of self-discovery. His approach is to mindfully loosen the grip of these obstacles, exploring alternatives and options along the way. Acknowledging that addictions are often viewed as a 'family disease,' Jeffrey is attuned to the subtle warning signs that can impact not only the individual but also their immediate family and social circles. He emphasizes the need for individual responsibility to address and arrest the painful effects of addiction. By taking the step to consider therapy, whether with Jeffrey or another professional, clients demonstrate their commitment to this responsibility.

John Flynt is dedicated to guiding individuals through transformative changes in their lives. His practice is informed by neuroscience and a range of therapeutic approaches that emphasize cognitive clarity, mindfulness, and self-compassion. His key objective is to empower clients to achieve affect regulation and to transform challenges into opportunities. With a strong focus on independence and self-reliance, John helps individuals develop mental health skills that reside within them, which can be accessed through straightforward techniques to meet life's demands with confidence and fulfillment. Before becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), John's diverse professional experience included roles as a college teacher in STEM fields, educational outreach, and literature, along with significant involvement in software engineering and information technology within the federal government and various private sectors. Through his eclectic approach, which includes Positive Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), he addresses key issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions for teens, adults, and elders.

Marcia Flynt believes in a wellness-oriented approach to mental health that empowers individuals to thrive. Recognizing that many may find themselves struggling with burnout, exhaustion, or feelings of isolation, she is dedicated to helping clients explore their strengths and identify pathways to improve their well-being. Marcia views her clients as the experts in their own lives and collaborates with them to develop strengths-based plans tailored to their unique needs. Through a compassionate and person-centered therapeutic style, she creates personalized treatment plans aimed at achieving fulfillment and balance in life. With her support, clients can embark on a journey toward a more exciting and meaningful existence. Marcia embodies the role of a trusted counselor, remaining present to facilitate exploration of experiences and celebrate the rich tapestry of meaning in each person's life.

Michelle Kaye is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals across all life stages, from children to elders. With a focus on stress management, trauma, and navigating life transitions, she employs a variety of therapeutic approaches tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Specializing in mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, and person-centered practices, Michelle is equipped to assist a diverse clientele, including military families, individuals coping with grief, and those facing relationship challenges. Her integrative and strength-based methods empower clients to develop coping skills and enhance self-esteem, fostering resilience in the face of life's challenges. Michelle's warmth and cultural sensitivity create a safe environment for everyone, making her a trusted partner in the journey toward well-being.

Susan Brown believes in the power of a comfortable and genuine connection in the therapeutic relationship, recognizing that healing often occurs within the relationship individuals have with themselves. She has faith that every person possesses the wisdom to uncover their own answers and achieve growth. Susan is dedicated to providing a space where clients feel fully seen and heard, guiding them through their journey of self-discovery. She specializes in supporting adults in navigating life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, transformational change, spirituality, and identity. Additionally, she is experienced in assisting individuals with disabilities or brain injuries, as well as those recovering from spiritual or religious abuse and cults. Susan's approach is eclectic, incorporating compassionate relational techniques, perception shifts through various methods, and body-centered modalities. Her work emphasizes the importance of fostering a deep connection with oneself, leading others to create a vital relationship with their own identity. Together with her clients, Susan takes a collaborative approach to therapy, offering a rich tapestry of therapeutic styles and support. She also provides clinical supervision, ensuring a well-rounded experience for all individuals she works with.

Gene Katz is a Board Certified Sex Therapist and an esteemed university professor at Colorado Tech, with a specialization in couples and family relations encompassing LGBTQ and heterosexual adults and teens. He provides support to individuals facing challenges such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and a broad spectrum of emotional, mental, sexual, or spiritual issues, including treatment for sex offenders. Believing in the individual's capacity for healing, Gene guides clients on their inner journeys toward achieving peace of mind. His therapeutic approach integrates techniques from Jung, Rogers, Satir, and other humanistic, existential, and transpersonal modalities. Gene welcomes clients from all orientations, including Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer individuals, as well as heterosexuals, the polyamorous, asexuals, pansexuals, and those who have experienced past sexual abuse or obsessions. Additionally, he has extensive knowledge in Clinical Sexology, Sex Therapy, Marriage and Family Counseling, Trauma Healing, and Self-Help techniques, enhanced by his experience as an Associate Professor teaching courses in Psychology, Sociology, Human Services, and Criminal Justice. Over the years, Gene has worked in various clinical settings and has received notable recognition, including a Congressional citation for his contributions to mental health.

Shawn Perkin is a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Boulder, Colorado, known for his dedication to supporting fathers for over a decade. He understands that becoming and being a father can be both incredibly rewarding and profoundly challenging. With the weight of various demands from partners, children, employers, and society, many fathers can feel overwhelmed, underappreciated, and even isolated. Shawn creates a welcoming and accepting environment where fathers can explore the complexities of their roles while receiving the validation and empathy that honors their daily struggles. In his practice, he expertly navigates the balance between emotive therapeutic processes and skill-building, focusing on the development of healthy relationships and the growth of personal core beliefs. Shawn emphasizes honesty, trust, and respectful listening, ensuring that his clients feel genuinely seen and heard. With a diverse toolkit of therapeutic modalities—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and Emotionally Focused therapy—he is committed to helping clients move forward in their lives, cultivate self-awareness, and embrace the lives they love. Shawn eagerly anticipates the opportunity to support individuals on their personal journeys.

Kathleen Salmon, LCSW, is a compassionate therapist who specializes in trauma and PTSD, working with individuals across a range of ages, including preteens, children, teenagers, and young adults. With a deep understanding of the complexities associated with anxiety and depression, Kathleen provides culturally sensitive therapy tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. She offers support for young adults facing challenges during their transition from childhood to independence, guiding them through their professional identity development and life journey with a combination of talk therapy, art, creative activities, and EMDR. For pre-teens and teens, Kathleen recognizes the significant physical and emotional growth these periods entail. Through dialogue, art, and games, she fosters a space where young people can explore identity and express their struggles while enhancing their self-awareness. For children, Kathleen employs play therapy, utilizing toys, art, and imaginative play to facilitate communication and promote coping skills. Her goal is to strengthen attachment and connection, helping children navigate their emotions and experiences in a supportive environment. Kathleen's expertise in issues like LGBTQ+ identity exploration, sensory processing, and adoption-related challenges equips her to provide a nurturing and effective therapeutic experience.

Diana Verschoor is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their journeys of self-discovery and healing. With a focus on holistic wellness, she employs a variety of therapeutic approaches tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Diana believes in the power of empathy and active listening, fostering a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions freely. Her passion for mental health and personal growth shines through in her practice, making her a trusted ally for those seeking meaningful change in their lives. Whether navigating anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges, Diana provides the tools and support necessary for personal empowerment and resilience.