Bonnie Harris is a compassionate Christian counselor dedicated to guiding individuals on their healing journey. She walks alongside her clients, utilizing a variety of therapeutic techniques tailored to meet individual needs. With a strong focus on empowering those she works with, Bonnie fosters healing and wholeness as they embark on new chapters in their lives. Specializing in supporting women through Partner Betrayal Trauma, Intimacy Anorexia, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and PTSD, she draws from expertise in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method, among other therapeutic modalities. Bonnie's holistic approach addresses a range of issues including sexual addiction, behavioral challenges, and life transitions, ensuring that every client can find a path toward emotional well-being and resilience.

Shannon Harrison is a compassionate therapist with extensive experience serving individuals, children, and families. With a Ph.D. in Social Work and 29 years of therapeutic practice, she holds certifications as an Advanced-Child, Youth, and Family Social Worker and as a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor. Shannon specializes in addressing a wide array of challenges, including ADHD, anxiety, grief, and relationship issues. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in hope and healing, emphasizing the potential for transformation for her clients, their children, and their families. As a founding member of Retrospective Fatality Analysts, she is dedicated to suicide prevention and provides crucial insights into the factors surrounding tragic losses. Through her commitment to research and community education, she seeks to inform suicide prevention efforts while supporting those affected by such losses. Shannon is eager to accompany her clients on their journey toward healing.

Diane Henn is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding adults through their healing journeys. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and spirituality, Diane skillfully utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Imago, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and EMDR. Her diverse expertise also encompasses areas such as chronic pain, substance use, and relationship issues. Diane believes in the transformative power of therapy and is adept at tailoring her tactics to each individual, whether in couples, individual, or group settings. Through expressive arts and a body-based psychology approach, she creates a safe space for clients to explore their emotions, fostering growth and resilience. Diane's holistic and eclectic methods resonate with those seeking deeper understanding and support in their personal and relational struggles, making her a trusted partner in their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Roy Hill understands that navigating the rivers of life can sometimes lead to rocky waters. He provides the objective support that individuals need to traverse these challenges with confidence. With over twenty years of experience, Dr. Hill specializes in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, and life transitions. He empowers clients to develop new strategies for success in a safe and nurturing environment. His extensive knowledge includes a focus on spiritual issues, as evident from his authorship of two insightful books on psychology and spirituality. Dr. Hill believes in the profound impact of an authentic therapeutic relationship, listening with genuine concern and instilling hope for a brighter tomorrow. He employs evidence-based practices, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to help clients navigate their personal journeys. As a licensed psychologist in Colorado, Dr. Hill has also served in roles as a department supervisor and clinician. Currently, he co-manages an inviting private practice called Beyond Beautiful, designed to offer a secure and comfortable setting for clients seeking growth and healing.

Dr. Karen Hoving understands that many individuals feel as though their world has turned upside down. For countless people, the challenges they face go unnoticed by those around them, leading to feelings of isolation and exhaustion. Despite appearances, many struggle with the burden of everyday tasks, like getting off the couch or finding restful sleep. While friends may inadvertently suggest moving on, Dr. Hoving recognizes the deep pain of those who feel invisible in their struggle. She is committed to guiding her clients towards the joy of living, helping them reconnect with family and friends, and embrace life without fear. With years of experience offering online therapy since 2011, Dr. Hoving has made mental health support accessible, especially during the ongoing impact of COVID on emotions and mental well-being. She offers flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends, to accommodate the busy lives of her clients. Dr. Hoving is dedicated to helping individuals find peace amid overwhelming feelings of depression and anxiety, and encourages those seeking support to inquire about pro bono groups.

Blakely Hunze understands that therapy can be intimidating, whether it's a new experience for clients or they're familiar with the process. She is dedicated to creating a comfortable and welcoming environment, helping clients and their loved ones feel supported in their healing journey. An EMDR level 1 and 2 trained clinician, Blakely is passionate about assisting individuals in healing their trauma wounds. She specializes in working with both teens and adults, skillfully addressing substance use disorders and addiction issues. With a sense of humor and a friendly demeanor, she effectively connects with over-controlled individuals and those grappling with perfectionism. Her experience includes working with clients who have faced complex trauma and dissociative disorders, as well as providing support to LGBTQIA individuals. Additionally, she enjoys helping clients manage sports performance anxiety and other related challenges in the demanding world of athletics. Blakely strives to cultivate a safe space for clients to openly disclose their experiences, ensuring they are met with warmth and authenticity throughout their therapeutic process.

Dr. Eric Hutchinson is a compassionate psychologist in Colorado, dedicated to guiding individuals through the overwhelming challenges of depression, anxiety, and the aftermath of traumatic experiences. Specializing in mood disorders, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and a range of trauma-related adjustments, he understands that life can sometimes feel unmanageable. His client-centered approach fosters a supportive environment, enabling people to address recurring relationship issues and cultivate their overall well-being. Together, clients and Dr. Hutchinson embark on a journey toward improved emotional health and resilience, empowering them to overcome their difficulties and create a more fulfilling life.

Susan Jacobsen is a compassionate and experienced Art Therapist, artist, wife, and mother. With a profound personal understanding of grief stemming from the loss of her oldest son at birth due to HELLP Syndrome in 2003, she approaches her work with a unique blend of empathy and professionalism. Susan recognizes the complexity of grief and the additional challenges faced by those struggling with fertility issues following such a loss. She emphasizes the importance of mindfulness in navigating pregnancy amidst these challenges, advocating for a balanced focus on the present while acknowledging the past and nurturing hope for the future. Her creative arts-based practice is centered around clients’ strengths, as she believes that art therapy can effectively bypass the verbal, analytical mind, engaging the emotional and visual aspects of healing. This integrative approach supports individuals in connecting their experiences as they prepare for parenthood while providing a visual record of their journey. Henry's Heart Art Therapy flourishes within a vibrant arts community, offering clients a tranquil and confidential setting to explore their creativity throughout the motherhood journey. Susan provides both individual and group experiences, welcoming clients to embrace the rich opportunities available through the arts.

Wherever you go, there you are—a truth that Sam Jolman understands deeply. In the complexities of life, recognizing that external changes won't resolve internal struggles is often a challenge. Time alone does not mend a broken heart or erase painful histories. Clients need a safe space to explore their narratives, uncover the roots of their struggles, and engage in meaningful dialogue. Sam serves as a heart-focused counselor, guiding individuals beyond mere coping mechanisms, whether facing marital dissatisfaction, personal turmoil, or recovery from trauma. His specialties encompass marriage counseling, men's issues, and sexual abuse recovery. With Sam, individuals can take the steps needed to reclaim their lives, their relationships, and their hearts.

Shannon Kaufman, LCSW, is a dedicated therapist specializing in helping preteens, teens, and adults navigate life's challenges with compassion and understanding. With a rich background in addressing women's issues, life transitions, and the complexities of pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum experiences, Shannon is well-equipped to support her clients through their unique journeys. Her approach is centered around mindfulness and incorporates various modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Trauma-Focused methods, ensuring that each individual receives personalized care tailored to their needs. Whether addressing substance use, coping skills, emotional disturbances, or self-esteem, Shannon's strength-based perspective offers a safe space for healing and growth. Passionate about empowering her clients, she also works with couples and families, fostering healthy relationships and resolving conflicts. With her expertise and empathetic approach, Shannon Kaufman is committed to guiding her clients toward a fulfilling and balanced life.

Kate Kelly believes that there are two kinds of people in the world: those who are striving to improve their lives and those who are not. For individuals who have tried therapy before without success or those who wish to explore new areas for growth, Kate provides a compassionate and understanding environment that fosters healing and progress. Whether navigating the challenges of depression and anxiety or seeking personal development, clients can find solace and guidance at Willow Creek Wellness. Here, skilled clinicians with various specialties are ready to assist, ensuring that every individual can realize their full potential. Reaching out can be daunting, but the team at Willow Creek Wellness is committed to responding promptly and supports clients on their journey towards the freedom they deserve.

Leslie Kingman is a compassionate therapist who understands that seeking therapy can feel daunting. Her practical approach empowers clients to break free from the patterns that hold them back, focusing on how past trauma influences current beliefs and emotional responses. Specializing in depression, anxiety, and stress management, Leslie adeptly supports individuals who have experienced abuse, whether in childhood or adulthood. Additionally, she has expertise in working with adoptive families. With a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and EMDR level 2 training, Leslie brings years of experience to her practice, working with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, teenagers, adults, and elders. Her therapeutic modalities include eclectic methods, trauma-focused therapy, and attachment-based strategies, allowing her to tailor her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual.

Sarah Knaub believes that beginning a therapeutic journey is both a vulnerable and brave process. She understands that this path is not easy, but rather one that involves hard work and growth. With a strong commitment to self-exploration and development, she assists individuals in creating their stories through therapy. Sarah has a passion for guiding those who seek to foster healthy relationships or heal from past relationships that have caused pain and confusion. She specializes in treating co-occurring disorders related to substance use and mental health, often focusing on anxiety, depression, and mood disorders. Sarah approaches her role as a therapist with warmth and compassion, providing a nonjudgmental space where clients can feel safe. She believes that the foundation of effective therapy is built upon a strong, connected therapeutic relationship. Sarah eagerly anticipates getting to know her clients' authentic selves and walking alongside them on their journeys.