Evalie Horner is a dedicated therapist who passionately supports artists, writers, trauma survivors, and the LGBTQ community. In the late 1990s, she played a pivotal role in pioneering C.U. Boulder’s LGBTQ studies certificate, marking it as one of the nation’s first programs of its kind. Evalie has several notable publications in LGBTQ studies, including a significant book chapter on counseling bisexual clients. Alongside her partner Shannon, she raises her twin daughters and possesses expertise in the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ plus divorce clients. Her work with transgender individuals—both those embracing their new gender identity and those seeking guidance during their transition—has deeply inspired her practice. Evalie holds an MA in psychology from Phillips Institute and is currently completing her PhD coursework at Pacifica University, where her dissertation focuses on aiding LGBTQ clients in recovering from religious shaming. As a yoga teacher and emerging yoga therapist, she artfully integrates mindfulness and body awareness into her therapy. She is committed to building therapeutic relationships, which research shows are crucial for healing and growth. Evalie is known for her warm, respectful, and collaborative approach, which emphasizes the importance of the 'here and now' in client connections.

Catherine Houston, LPC, has dedicated 20 years to helping individuals and couples transform their relationships with themselves and others. She understands that when people feel overwhelmed by pain, fear, or uncertainty, it can be a pivotal moment prompting lasting change. Her expertise spans various issues, including marital and premarital challenges, trauma, addiction, and relationship difficulties, making her a versatile resource for those seeking support. Catherine employs an integrative approach that combines neuroscience, mindfulness-based strategies, and art psychotherapy, tailored to the unique needs of each client. With her warmth, humor, and compassionate nature, she guides individuals on their journey to self-discovery and healing. Through a safe and relational therapeutic environment, Catherine empowers clients to release self-defeating patterns that obstruct fulfilling relationships. Her personalized pace ensures that each individual feels understood and supported. A free consultation is available to explore how her therapeutic work can best serve client needs.

Gary Howard is a licensed professional counselor, trauma healing wilderness therapist, coach, and men's group facilitator, committed to guiding his clients toward transformative change. He believes in living life to the fullest and is passionate about helping individuals navigate their struggles while discovering personal fulfillment and joy. Gary’s approach harmonizes sensitivity with a masculine energy, fostering a safe and unpressured environment where clients can bravely confront their inner challenges. Together, he collaborates with clients to create action plans that leverage insights, tailoring their journey based on individual readiness and comfort. He welcomes emotional intensity, perceiving all emotional impulses as expressions of love, while helping clients regain balance and harmony in their lives. Known for being both challenging and unconditionally accepting, Gary integrates indoor and outdoor therapy sessions based on client preferences and environmental conditions as a wilderness therapist. His interests encompass humor, storytelling, and adventures with friends and family, as well as activities such as motorcycling, fishing, martial arts, and dancing. Always seeking growth, he is currently integrating transformative insights from a three-week Peruvian Ayahuasca retreat into his practice.

Abby Howard is a dedicated therapist who works with womxn and members of the LGBTQIAA+ community, helping them heal from trauma and discover lasting relief from anxiety. For those struggling with racing thoughts, overanalyzing, irritability, fear of the unknown, or difficulties in falling asleep due to worry, Abby offers her compassionate support. She values her clients deeply and considers it a privilege to accompany them as they navigate past and present emotional or physical challenges, ultimately creating a life filled with confidence, ease, and joy. Abby utilizes a humanistic approach to EMDR therapy, integrating cultural responsiveness, contemplative practices, parts work, and coaching techniques to ensure optimal results for her clients. She believes that the path to healing can be both transformational and enjoyable, embracing the notion that therapy can be a fun and liberating experience rather than a somber one. For those ready to invest in their healing journey and looking for a space to experience meaningful change, Abby provides a welcoming environment and a valuable opportunity for a complimentary 20-minute consultation to foster a positive therapeutic fit.

Becky Howie is a dedicated therapist who specializes in helping highly sensitive individuals navigate the complexities of stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Through her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, she empowers clients to move beyond feelings of overwhelm and instead cultivate a sense of balance and tranquility in their lives. Becky's practice emphasizes that being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) is a valuable trait, not a flaw. She skillfully employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and more, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. With a focus on individual therapy and coaching, Becky has successfully assisted countless clients in overcoming emotional disturbances and developing self-acceptance. She understands the challenges that come with societal misconceptions about sensitivity, and her personal experiences as an HSP enable her to guide others through their journey of self-discovery and resilience. Through techniques like mindfulness and self-compassion, Becky fosters an environment where clients can embrace their natural gifts, allowing them to shine with confidence and joy.

Anne Howland, LAC, is a dedicated therapist specializing in guiding individuals through their journeys toward authentic self-discovery and healing. Recognizing that reaching out for help can be challenging, Anne is committed to providing a nurturing space where clients can explore their inner worlds. In today’s fast-paced environment, she assists her clients in slowing down, addressing feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, and navigating life transitions with gentleness and care. Anne's approach integrates mindfulness, expressive arts, and body awareness practices to empower her clients to embrace their innate wellness. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master’s Degree in Contemplative Psychotherapy, Anne has trained extensively in modalities such as Hakomi, DBT, Addiction Counseling, Art Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Her two decades of practice in Buddhist meditation deepen the compassionate and collaborative environment she fosters, aligning with her clients’ therapeutic goals. Anne effectively works with diverse populations, including those dealing with LGBTQ+ issues, substance use, grief, and relationship challenges.

Trudi Howley is a dedicated somatic psychotherapist who specializes in trauma resolution and enhancing overall well-being. With a passion for guiding individuals of all ages through significant life transitions, she provides compassionate support for issues such as grief, loss, end-of-life concerns, and anxiety stemming from medical diagnoses or traumatic events, including motor vehicle accidents. Trudi particularly values working with first and second responders, their families, and athletes across all skill levels. Her therapeutic approach combines neurobiological principles and narrative techniques to foster healing and improve performance outcomes. With a deep appreciation for each individual’s unique life story, she emphasizes growth, embodiment, and resilience. Trudi is also skilled in ecopsychology and enjoys integrating nature into therapy, alongside her expertise in equine therapy and learning. Through her diverse modalities—ranging from individual and group therapy to couples' sessions—she empowers clients to deepen their connection to self and embrace transformative journeys.

Erica Hubbard is a master's level clinician dedicated to providing professional treatment within the family system. Her private practice emphasizes support for individuals, adolescents, families, and parenting, addressing behavioral issues, addiction, and challenges that strain relationships and disrupt the home environment. Erica blends humor, directness, relatability, and acceptance to create a safe, non-judgmental environment where her clients can connect with their inherent strengths and mindfulness. With a strengths-based approach, she empowers clients to discover tangible paths toward their unique visions of positive change.<br /> <br /> Holding a Master’s in Clinical Social Work from the University of Southern California, Erica specializes in working with children, youth, and families. She is trained in Brainspotting and utilizes evidence-based practices including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), crisis intervention, and trauma-focused CBT among others. Erica adopts a solution-focused strategy and prioritizes addressing dysfunctional relationships as urgent matters, aiming to help families quickly improve their behavioral patterns. Clients can expect to engage in targeted evidence-based 'homework' activities that provide practical tools for real-life situations, leading to faster and more effective results.

Charlotte Irving is a compassionate therapist who understands the doubt one may feel when navigating life’s demands. She recognizes the challenges posed by career struggles, financial pressures, relationship issues, and family dynamics. These uncertainties can often feel overwhelming, yet Charlotte possesses the skills to guide her clients through this complex terrain with a focus on building internal resilience amidst chaos. For those who resonate with this journey and are prepared for profound inner work, Charlotte offers her support in a genuinely grounded and relatable manner. Through her warm and humorous approach, she fosters a sense of felt connection, which she believes is critical to the therapeutic relationship. With modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Transpersonal Psychology, Charlotte invites clients to explore deep-seated issues and embrace lasting change in a safe and nurturing environment. Her expertise extends to working with individuals, couples, and families, making her a versatile ally in addressing life's transitions, relationship dynamics, and personal growth.

Mariana Iurcovich is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting adults and elders as they navigate the complexities of life. With a rich background in life coaching and career counseling, she is particularly adept at fostering self-esteem and enhancing personal growth among her clients. Mariana specializes in working with a diverse spectrum of individuals, including those identifying as bisexual, LGBTQ+, and ex-pats, addressing issues related to peer relationships, behavioral challenges, and cultural identity. Her eclectic and integrative approach combines family systems therapy with a multicultural perspective, making her well-equipped to provide personalized support for couples, individuals, and families. Mariana's warm energy and genuine care create a safe space for exploration and healing, guiding her clients toward enhanced self-awareness and well-being.

Jack Macandrew is dedicated to uncovering the intrinsic health that resides within each client. He works collaboratively to identify and address the factors that hinder the expression of this health, creating a compassionate environment where individuals can explore, understand, and transform their lives. His clientele ranges from successful and accomplished individuals to those just beginning their adult journeys, as well as those questioning their current paths and feeling uncertain about their futures. Jack views emotional challenges, relationship frustrations, and stress as significant clues that highlight what is truly important, pointing to areas ripe for acceptance and growth. Through a co-constructed atmosphere of curiosity and inquiry, he empowers clients to allow their emotional realities to guide the therapeutic process. The foundation of Jack’s work is built on the development of earned trust, fostering honest and courageous engagement with difficulties, and cultivating a values-aligned life free from fixation. He draws upon his rich background in meditation, teaching, and business to support clients who navigate technical fields, entrepreneurial ventures, or high-stress careers. Jack seeks to create an atmosphere imbued with warmth and clarity, where the complexities of human life can be welcomed, embraced, and thoughtfully explored.

Robin Jackelow, LAC, brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her practice, focusing on supporting teens, adults, and elders through their unique challenges. With a specialization in addiction, sexual abuse, and sex therapy, she utilizes an array of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Brainspotting. Robin is dedicated to helping individuals navigate issues ranging from trauma and PTSD to relationship difficulties and substance use. Her approach is rooted in mindfulness and humanistic values, ensuring that clients feel seen and heard throughout their healing journey. Whether working with couples, families, or individuals, Robin fosters a safe and supportive environment, encouraging growth and resilience among the diverse population she serves, including those identifying as LGBTQ+. Her commitment to therapy is not only about addressing immediate concerns but also about promoting long-term well-being and connection.

Stefan James Bigboy is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of their lives with understanding and compassion. He recognizes that truth and wisdom can often feel just out of reach, obstructed by various obstacles that make self-understanding and meaningful relationships challenging. This sense of confusion and being lost is a common human experience, but it does not define one's journey. Stefan believes that each person carries within them a brilliance and innate wisdom that can guide them toward wellbeing. He is committed to helping clients reconnect with this intelligence, which often manifests as a felt sense in the body. By facilitating renewed relationships with their intrinsic understanding, Stefan aims to enhance their expression of love and understanding towards themselves. He centers his approach around his own humanness, which creates a safe space for transformation, characterized by gentleness, steadiness, and openness. With expertise in addressing issues such as Addiction, Trauma and PTSD, and Racial Identity, he employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including Somatic and Mindfulness-Based therapies to support individuals, families, and groups in their personal development.