Ray Lewey understands that experiences of anxiety, depression, and trauma can profoundly impact individuals and their relationships, often leaving them feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, and unfulfilled. He firmly believes that healing is within reach for everyone and that individuals often gravitate toward restoration, even when it may not seem apparent. As a dedicated therapist, Ray is committed to fostering a safe and non-judgmental environment for his clients, where they can reconnect with their inherent capacity for healing. He specializes in working with individuals and couples facing challenges related to emotional regulation, behavioral change, and relationship dynamics. His approach involves helping clients articulate their thoughts, emotions, and beliefs, which fosters deeper self-awareness and insight, leading to a greater sense of ease and satisfaction. Through therapy with Ray, clients will gain clarity about the patterns causing stagnation in their lives and relationships, uncovering their origins. They will emerge with increased freedom, self-confidence, and the ability to cultivate more authentic and fulfilling connections.

Sherry Lewis, a 2001 Counselor of the Year, is dedicated to helping individuals overcome life's challenges and trauma to fulfill their potential and achieve their dreams. With over 20 years of experience, she creatively and effectively devises coping strategies that address problems such as anxiety, anger, and depression, guiding people toward a higher quality of life. Sherry's approach not only facilitates meaningful advancements for adults but also assists kids in developing essential communication skills, reducing aggression, decreasing behavioral issues, and building strong friendships. She is passionately committed to creating a space where individuals feel respected and honored for who they are, with practical, usable strategies that empower them to love and live their lives fully.

Timothy Long has a deep understanding of the challenges that many face, having personally navigated through severe social anxiety, chronic blushing, and complex PTSD. With over 25 years of experience as a psychotherapist, counselor, and life coach, he dedicates his passion and expertise to assisting adults, teenagers, executives, and fellow therapists in overcoming their struggles and unlocking their true potential. Known for creating a comfortable and supportive environment, Timothy's holistic and positive approach empowers clients to actualize their confidence and peace of mind, while allowing them to thrive in life. Timothy's therapy style is relational, utilizing modalities such as Trauma Focused and Person-Centered techniques, ensuring powerful transformations. For those seeking guidance, Timothy offers a complimentary discovery session to explore the fit between coach and client. His effective therapy and coaching sessions can easily be conducted via video, making his services accessible globally. He looks forward to accompanying clients on their journey to healing and self-discovery.

Valerie Lorig is an experienced therapist who specializes in offering compassionate support to adults and elders facing life's challenges. With expertise in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues, she provides a safe and nurturing environment for individuals navigating difficult emotions or transitions. Valerie employs an integrative approach, drawing from various therapy types including Trauma Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy, tailored to each client's unique needs. She is committed to empowering her clients, whether they are dealing with bipolar disorder, substance use, or the complexities of family and marital dynamics. Valerie's warm and empathetic demeanor fosters trust and openness, ensuring that clients feel heard and supported on their journey towards healing and self-discovery. By incorporating modalities suited for couples, individuals, and families, she addresses a broad spectrum of mental health concerns while maintaining a focus on growth and resilience.

Tsunemi Maehara is a dedicated therapist and educator who strives to create an environment that fosters personal growth for each individual. Recognizing the importance of cultural and historical contexts, her approach respects the unique individuality of her clients without imposing a rigid theoretical framework. Through her collaborative work, Tsunemi aims to enhance awareness of needs, behavior patterns, and responsiveness, ultimately helping individuals unlock their innate potentials. With extensive experience working with a diverse age range from toddlers to older adults, she also provides supervision to master's level counseling interns, along with training and workshops. Having taught courses such as Multicultural Counseling Skills, Women and Mental Health, and Asian American History at Naropa University and the University of Colorado, Tsunemi possesses a rich academic background. Growing up in a Buddhist household with a shamanic mother and politically active father in Japan, she deeply values spiritual healing and social activism, which are integral to her clinical work. Tsunemi’s practice is deeply influenced by Buddhism’s liberating principles of personal development and collective social change.

Christine Mangum believes that life encompasses a multitude of emotions and thought processes that can sometimes be challenging, making progress feel daunting. She sees therapy as a collaborative journey, where she and her clients work together towards the resolutions they envision for themselves. Specializing in trauma and anxiety, Christine utilizes a diverse array of interventions drawn from her deep understanding of mental health theories. While she leans towards Existential and Cognitive Behavioral approaches, she recognizes that each individual's needs are unique, allowing her to tailor treatment to best fit her clients. Christine's role is to help clients step back and gain clarity when the solutions seem overshadowed, enabling them to determine the best path forward on their journey to healing.

Toni Marinkovich is a compassionate therapist who specializes in working with individuals and families to enhance their communication, establish healthy boundaries, and build resilience. Understanding that when one family member faces an identity challenge or crisis, the entire family system can struggle to provide supportive care, Toni focuses on facilitating an environment where all members feel validated in their uniqueness and supported through challenges. With extensive experience in treating individuals coping with chronic mental illness, addictions, and trauma across community mental health agencies, treatment facilities, and inpatient settings, Toni employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches tailored to honor the inherent wisdom of each individual during times of both crisis and wellness. Creating a safe space for clients, she brings a warm, earthy approach to her therapeutic practice. As a lifelong LGBTQ ally, Toni celebrates diversity and inclusivity, welcoming individuals of all sexual orientations and gender expressions. She takes great joy in guiding families to embrace and celebrate the rich spectrum of individual expression within their dynamics.

Amanda Marrero welcomes individuals who may be struggling internally or facing challenges in their relationships, seeking support to transform their lives. With a belief that the right guidance can lead to an authentic and meaningful existence filled with rewarding connections, she fosters an environment of compassion and encouragement for her clients. Drawing from her extensive experience as a counselor in private practice, Amanda is passionate about her work and utilizes an integrative approach that combines attachment-informed psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing, both of which are vital in resolving trauma and enhancing resilience. She collaborates closely with clients to tailor a counseling style that aligns with their unique needs and goals. Specializing in helping clients navigate painful symptoms and heal deep-seated trauma, Amanda creates a safe space where they can explore their feelings and investigate the intricate connections between body, mind, and spirit. She looks forward to fostering meaningful connections with those seeking her support.

Leanne Masi is a dedicated somatic therapist and Pact level 1 trained professional with a specialization in EMDR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Couples Therapy. She collaborates closely with her clients, guiding them in their journey of self-discovery and growth in relation to themselves, others, and their surroundings. Recognizing that mental health is deeply intertwined with spiritual and physical well-being, Leanne empowers her clients to tap into their innate strength and resilience. Through a trauma-sensitive approach, she works with the body using sensation, emotion, and movement to guide clients toward healing what feels stuck. Leanne understands that trauma manifests uniquely for each individual, and she takes pride in creating a safe and tailored environment for her clients. When working with couples, she is attentive to both physiological and emotional cues within the relationship, helping partners to better understand and regulate their reactions. By promoting secure attachments and enhancing emotional connections, Leanne employs PACT as a holistic and effective method for navigating the intricate landscape of partnership.

Quddus Maus provides mindfulness-based experiential counseling for substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and trauma. He serves individuals and families within the Boulder, Colorado community, believing that the healing process is a journey that involves the whole being—mind, body, and spirit. Quddus views each individual through a systems-based lens and is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado. He holds a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Naropa University in Boulder and has imparted his knowledge by teaching clinical courses at Naropa's Graduate School of Psychology. With years of experience in the human services field, he has held significant roles including Bilingual Case Management at the Ozone House in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and at the Angel Heart Children's Shelter in Austin, Texas. After relocating to Boulder, Quddus has worked in addiction recovery at AIM House and Northstar Transitions and served as Clinical Director at Choice House. He continues his commitment to the community through his Telehealth private practice.

Reina Maus is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping adults navigate their emotional landscapes. With a focus on relationship issues, racial identity, and self-esteem, she empowers her clients to explore their personal journeys and overcome challenges. Reina employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, trauma-focused approaches, and compassion-focused techniques to create a safe and culturally sensitive environment. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of issues, from trauma and PTSD to grief and anxiety, ensuring tailored support for those facing life transitions and behavioral concerns. Passionate about fostering resilience and self-discovery, Reina guides her clients through their unique healing processes, encouraging a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.

Jenna Maxfield, a dedicated therapist, welcomes new clients to explore a nurturing, nature-based (outdoor) or telehealth (video/online) therapy experience. She specializes in improving relationships and alleviating stress, anxiety, and depression, particularly during life transitions or after grief and loss. Jenna provides a compassionate and trauma-informed space that respects all individuals and diverse experiences. She is genuinely curious about each client's story, believing that they are the ultimate expert on their life. By fostering a collaborative environment, Jenna empowers individuals to identify and address their unique challenges, viewing issues as opportunities for growth and healing. With 15 years of experience as a passionate leader and advocate, Jenna has supported professionals, individuals, couples, and families in navigating complex relationships and situations worldwide. Her life experiences resonate with her clients, creating a relatable and caring atmosphere. Whether through teletherapy or immersive outdoor sessions that connect clients with the natural world, Jenna's commitment is to adapt her approach to meet specific needs. Strengthening connections to oneself and others is at the heart of her practice. Jenna Maxfield is licensed in Colorado and Massachusetts.

Alison Mccabe understands that happiness can often feel elusive, especially when life presents one challenge after another. Many individuals find themselves grappling with feelings that things just do not seem to fall into place, even after surviving difficult past experiences. This can leave one feeling disconnected and unfulfilled, struggling with self-esteem and the establishment of healthy habits and relationships. Alison provides guidance, support, and a deep sense of acceptance and understanding to those who seek to rediscover joy in their lives. By working with clients from the comfort of their own homes, she utilizes her extensive experience in mindfulness and health coaching to develop tailored practices that foster self-love. Together, they will explore what it truly means to love oneself in all areas of life, ultimately creating a more fulfilling existence. With Alison's support, individuals are encouraged to reach out and begin their journey towards self-love and personal transformation.