Sarah Locklear is an empathetic therapist dedicated to meeting clients exactly where they are on their journey. Her approach to therapy is anchored in mindfulness, emphasizing non-judgment, patience, acceptance, and a beginner's mind. With extensive experience working with diverse populations, including active and prior military, adolescents, couples, and individuals, Sarah creates a welcoming environment for all, including those who identify as LGBTQIA or are involved in open relationships and polyamory. She specializes in guiding clients through life transitions—such as shifts in school, career, relationships, grieving, and relocation—as well as addressing trauma, PTSD, anxiety, codependency, co-parenting challenges, depression, relationship conflicts, and issues surrounding emotional and sexual intimacy. Sarah skillfully combines mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, and movement tailored to each client's unique needs. Celebrating accessibility in mental health care, she serves clients who may lack insurance or struggle with co-pays by offering a sliding scale for her services. Transparent and professional, Sarah employs evidenced-based methods to maintain the highest standards of care as she supports her clients through free phone consultations to ensure a good fit for their therapeutic goals.

Carol Myers, LPC, is dedicated to helping individuals attain a more joyful and hopeful life by focusing on their strengths. She believes that harnessing one’s strengths makes it easier to overcome life's challenges. With a background as a counselor, former school counselor, and teacher, Carol has worked with adults, teens, and children from diverse backgrounds, including military families. Known for her empathy and compassion, her aim is to instill hope in every client she encounters. While she mainly utilizes Telehealth to connect with her clients, in-person therapy is also available for vaccinated individuals. Trained in EMDR and EFT, Carol has successfully assisted many clients in overcoming past traumas. As a certified Heartmath practitioner, she supports her clients in managing stress, anger, anxiety, depression, and sleep issues, while promoting optimal performance. Carol encourages the use of mindfulness techniques to foster overall health and well-being. Her practice is a no-judgment zone, catering to those who simply need a space to vent or wish to move forward positively on their path. Accessibility is a priority, with her office being easy to find and accommodating for all clients.

Katharina Prevost is a dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding individuals on their journey of self-discovery through Individual Psychotherapy and Addiction Counseling. With a focus on addressing challenges such as depression, relationship issues, codependency, anxiety, trauma, anger, and addiction, she has been an integral part of the Colorado Springs community since 2003. Katharina brings a wealth of experience working with individuals, families, groups, and organizations from diverse ethnic, racial, and cultural backgrounds. Her theoretical framework is rooted in Client-Centered Theory and Reality/Choice Theory, and she holds certifications in Reality/Choice Theory, Alcohol Level I and II Education/Therapy, Driving with Care, and Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change, including work with court-ordered clientele. Katharina is also a certified addiction counselor III and is adept in EMDR, DBT, CPT, and emotionally focused therapy for couples. Her commitment to fostering growth and healing in her clients shines through her compassionate, client-centered approach.

Eric Shiveley is a licensed therapist (LPC) dedicated to helping teens and adults navigate the complexities of life, specializing in issues like depression, anxiety, and codependency. With a background as a recording engineer, musician, and videographer, Eric emphasizes the healing power of music and the arts. He recognizes the comfort that lo-fi chill mixes and inspiring anime, such as Spirited Away and Neon Genesis Evangelion, can provide during challenging times. Eric believes in the importance of finding one's voice and personal center, tailoring his approach to each individual's needs. He integrates a variety of therapy modalities, including narrative therapy, DBT-based strategies, and art-based interventions, to foster meaningful connections and facilitate healing. Eric understands the weight of feelings that often accompany seeking help, such as anxiety and depression, and he offers a compassionate space for clients to explore and manage their symptoms. With a focus on relationships, both personal and therapeutic, Eric works diligently to empower clients toward resilience and growth, reminding them that while symptoms may not disappear completely, there are always paths to making them more tolerable and manageable.

Michael Sunich has dedicated over thirty years to the practice of clinical psychology, assisting numerous individuals and families in seeking relief and clarity from life’s painful challenges, both in their relationships and within themselves. He understands that a singular mental health issue—such as depression, addiction, eating disorders, or PTSD—can profoundly impact and hinder fruitful connections with others. Michael believes that recovery is achievable. Utilizing an eclectic blend of psychodynamic, hypnosis, and cognitive behavioral techniques, he offers tailored therapy both individually and within supportive group environments. Additionally, he conducts autism evaluations, personality assessments, and provides intervention services by appointment. He also facilitates outpatient opioid group therapy for adults and older teens, ensuring that a wide range of therapy modalities is accessible for diverse needs.

Georgia Allred, LPC, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their unique journeys of healing and self-discovery. With a rich background in addressing the emotional complexities of grief, trauma, and PTSD, she empowers clients of all ages—including teens, adults, and seniors—to embrace positive change. Her specialties extend to helping those facing challenges such as ADHD, bipolar disorder, and various life transitions. Georgia employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring a personalized approach that resonates deeply with each client. Known for her warmth and understanding, she creates a safe space where individuals can explore their feelings, enhance their coping skills, and work through relationship issues. Georgia's expertise is complemented by her commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ community and addressing women's and men's issues, making her a trusted partner in navigating life's complexities.

Elizabeth Armstrong is a dedicated therapist specializing in helping individuals navigate life's challenges. She understands the feelings of frustration, distraction, and overwhelm that can arise from daily stressors and anxiety. With a focus on fostering positive change, Elizabeth encourages clients to explore how their thought patterns influence their day-to-day interactions at work, home, and in their relationships. Each session aims to empower clients with new skills that promote balance, enhance communication with loved ones, and facilitate professional growth. In these challenging times, therapy can serve as a vital resource for managing compassion fatigue and anxiety. Elizabeth works collaboratively with a diverse range of clients facing anxiety, ADHD, and depression, guiding them to take meaningful action or develop the ability to be still through self-trust. Her compassionate approach creates a safe space for individuals to share their stories. Elizabeth offers the opportunity for a complimentary 15-minute consultation, allowing prospective clients to inquire about the therapeutic process and determine if her supportive style is the right fit for them.

Amanda Bernheim believes that mental health is as important as any other aspect of life. She understands that mental well-being can be affected by various factors such as depression, anxiety, fear, trauma, grief, the past, or substance use. In her practice, Amanda knows that having a supportive and compassionate therapist can profoundly change lives. Recognizing that everyone needs help from time to time, she views seeking therapy as a significant step towards achieving a healthier mindset. Amanda ensures that her clients are an integral part of the therapeutic journey, actively listening to their wants and needs. She builds a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients through reciprocal communication, cognitive therapy, skills building, and motivation. With a specialized background in treating substance use disorders, Amanda also works with clients who have mental health diagnoses or those with co-occurring/dual diagnoses. For those searching for an integrated therapist who brings life experience alongside professional education, Amanda is dedicated to creating a non-judgmental environment where clients’ unique perspectives are valued. She customizes treatment around what each individual specifically needs, empowering them to reach their unique goals.

Rebecca Bleeker is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in supporting children and teens facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, past trauma, social skills difficulties, and emotional regulation. She is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment that empowers young individuals to overcome these hurdles while also building on their strengths. Her mission is to help children and adolescents gain control over their thoughts, feelings, and actions to lead fulfilling lives at home and in school. With a genuine passion for fostering personal growth, Rebecca is eager to collaborate with families to guide their children toward happiness and success.

Afrah Caraballo, LCSW, is dedicated to guiding individuals on their unique healing journeys. With expertise in addressing PTSD, anxiety, depression, and chronic anger, she understands that these feelings often stem from past trauma or abuse. Afrah employs a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and Art Therapy, to empower clients in reclaiming their lives. She specializes in working with trauma survivors, including individuals, couples, and families who are navigating the challenges of living a joyful and healthy life. Her approach integrates psychoeducation and Cognitive Processing Therapy, ensuring that clients gain a deeper understanding of their behaviors and relationships. In Afrah's sessions, clients can expect to embark on a transformative experience that illuminates the path toward wellness and peace.

Michelle Cleckler, PsyD, is dedicated to helping children and adolescents who face challenges in school and behavioral issues that hinder their potential. With extensive experience conducting psychological testing, she specializes in assessing conditions such as ADHD, Autism, dyslexia, mathematics disorders, and social/emotional/behavioral issues. Michelle understands the complexities parents encounter while seeking accurate diagnoses and recommendations for their child's success. Her background as a school psychologist equips her with a unique perspective and the ability to advocate effectively within the often confusing IEP/504 Plan/MTSS Plan processes. In addition to her work with younger populations, Michelle also provides ADHD coaching for both adults and teenagers, focusing on enhancing executive functioning skills and time management strategies.

Jon Cleckler is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals across various age groups, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. With a keen understanding of the complexities of mental health, Jon specializes in addressing ADHD, anxiety, and depression while also offering expertise in managing bipolar disorder, trauma, PTSD, and many other issues. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic approaches such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, he tailors his methods to meet the unique needs of each client, whether in individual or group settings. Known for his warm and supportive demeanor, Jon strives to create a safe and encouraging environment where clients can explore their challenges and work towards meaningful change. His holistic and relational approach enables individuals to navigate life transitions, improve self-esteem, and resolve conflicts, fostering both personal growth and emotional well-being.

Doreen DeRoss, a dedicated CACIII therapist, passionately supports adults, teens, tweens, and children in developing coping skills to manage intense emotions and work towards a fulfilling life. Understanding that everyone strives to be their best selves but sometimes struggles with old behaviors, Doreen emphasizes growth and the possibility of change despite feelings of hopelessness. With a focus on transforming behaviors and instilling hope amidst life's challenges, she primarily utilizes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to aid those battling intense emotions. Additionally, Doreen offers Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy to address past trauma. Notably, she is the only therapist in Colorado trained in DBT specifically for children, showcasing her commitment to serving younger populations. Doreen is extensively trained in DBT through Behavioral Tech and the Linehan Institute, equipping her to handle a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, and PTSD effectively.