Marinda Peak

Marinda Peak is deeply committed to promoting well-being for both individuals and their communities. With years of experience working alongside teens, families, and adult women, she has cultivated a therapeutic atmosphere characterized by active listening, understanding, and quality care. In her practice, Marinda adopts a holistic view of her clients and their environments, fostering a partnership in healing that empowers clients with the tools and skills essential for growth and restoration. Her aspiration is for clients to uncover meaning and healing in their life stories, leading to transformative changes within themselves, their families, and their communities long after their therapy sessions conclude. Marinda holds a Master of Counseling from Denver Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts in Human Communication and Psychology from Colorado Christian University. Her dedication to mental well-being is evident through her collaborations with local schools and churches, where she has served as a speaker for various audiences on topics such as self-harm, anxiety, and depression. On a national level, she has co-presented at the Christian Association of Psychological Studies, discussing critical issues related to Attachment in Domestic and International Adoption and the Restoration of Wellness for Survivors Following Mass Shootings. Originally from Colorado, Marinda delights in spending time with her family, especially her husband and their one-year-old son. She enjoys the mountains, reading fiction, traveling, and exploring creative outlets ranging from music to home design. Marinda employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT), Family Systems Therapy, Grief Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Brain-Based Therapy (Practical Neuroscience), utilizing a person-centered and narrative-based approach to therapy.