Karen Wise is a dedicated therapist who empowers clients to recognize that true change and growth come from within. Many individuals, when feeling discontent, may seek relief through external sources such as relationships, careers, money, or substances, which only leads to temporary solutions and harmful dependencies. Karen understands that many struggles often stem from childhood experiences and dysfunctional attachment patterns. By helping her clients heal and move beyond family of origin wounds, she assists them in identifying and eliminating destructive beliefs formed during their formative years, enabling them to embrace their lives fully and experience joy and personal freedom. With over 30 years of experience, she has successfully guided individuals and couples in improving relationships, navigating challenges, healing from trauma and abuse, and overcoming codependency and addiction. Her practice has been recognized as one of the three best marriage practices in Denver from 2019 to 2023 (ThreeBestRated.com). Karen’s interactive and down-to-earth approach ensures a co-creative therapy process, allowing her clients to develop practical tools and strategies that promote not only emotional well-being but also the ability to thrive both personally and in their relationships. This area of work is both her specialty and passion.

Ariel Woods understands that change can be challenging. Whether change occurs unexpectedly, like during the Covid pandemic, or is a desired goal that feels overwhelming, navigating these transitions can be difficult. With several years of experience, Ariel has adeptly assisted clients of all ages—from teens to elders—with various issues, including depression, anxiety, relationship struggles, family dynamics, and trauma. She specializes in helping individuals facing depression and anxiety, life transitions, couples therapy, and trauma or PTSD. Ariel holds a master's degree in social work from the University of Denver, as well as a post graduate degree in marriage and family therapy from the Denver Family Institute. Additionally, she is trained in EMDR. By utilizing diverse therapeutic modalities tailored to her clients' unique needs—such as Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy—Ariel remains a supportive, kind, and dependable force in her clients' lives. Anyone seeking support and assistance in creating meaningful change will find a nurturing ally in Ariel.

Aaron Zemel is dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey to wellness, understanding that embarking on therapy can feel both daunting and transformative. He welcomes adult clients, whether they are new to therapy or well-versed in the process, offering support for a range of issues including trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, and motivation. Grounded in a person-centered approach, Aaron employs various evidence-based techniques such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and Strength-Based methodologies. He recognizes the uniqueness of each client and tailors his strategies to align with their individual needs and aspirations. Aaron firmly believes that everyone deserves to feel understood and to receive the compassionate support necessary for making courageous changes in their lives. Through fostering a strong therapeutic relationship paired with thoughtful guidance, he empowers his clients to achieve their goals. Aaron Zemel is ready to walk alongside individuals seeking meaningful growth and healing.

Gabriela Zorzutti is a distinguished psychoanalyst whose approach transcends conventional therapeutic norms. In a society that often imposes rigid standards of success and happiness, she advocates for a therapeutic space where adaptation is not the objective; instead, it centers around the exploration of individual desire. Understanding that a life enriched by desire is truly worth living, Gabriela emphasizes that psychoanalysis serves as a unique pathway to accessing and sustaining this aspect of life. An Argentinian professional trained in both Freudian and Lacanian analysis, Gabriela is an ABD PhD Candidate and doctoral researcher at the University of Buenos Aires. Her commitment to the practice and evolution of Lacanian psychoanalysis is evident in her role as a Founding Member of the Colorado Analytic Forum of the Lacanian Field and as Director of its Clinical College. Moreover, she holds the title of AME with the IF-EPFCL, showcasing her dedication to the discipline. Gabriela maintains a bilingual private practice serving diverse populations, encompassing adults to children. Her professional affiliations extend to the AME of the School of Psychoanalysis of the Forums of the Lacanian Field, the Foro Analitico del Rio de la Plata, and the Lacanian Forum of Washington DC, among others. Gabriela has also taken an active role in the global discourse of psychoanalysis by organizing and participating in international conferences across cities such as Denver, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, Paris, Rome, and Washington DC.

Meghan Arthur, LPC, is a deeply compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey toward self-discovery and healing. Her approach to therapy is transformative and soul-feeding, providing clients with a rich understanding of their experiences and the suffering they encounter. Meghan specializes in working with adults facing trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and dissociative disorders (DID), as well as a range of general issues including sexual abuse, grief, and anxiety. Emphasizing the importance of depth psychology, she explores the intricate influence of the unconscious mind on daily choices and relationships. Meghan values the therapeutic relationship, fostering mutual trust and connection, as a vital element in helping clients achieve their goals. She is particularly interested in those ready to commit to a profound therapeutic process, often meeting multiple times a week. Through her experience with various therapy modalities, including Expressive Arts and Trauma-Focused therapy, Meghan cultivates meaningful and growth-oriented therapeutic experiences.

Lucia Bennett, LPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting queer individuals facing challenges with body image and food. With a deep understanding of the struggles that often accompany LGBTQ identities, Lucia recognizes that many in the community grapple with eating disorders and negative body image. As a trained somatic therapist, she strives to foster a healthier relationship with the body, helping clients understand the ways in which trauma may manifest in their nervous systems. Specializing in eating disorders and body image through a social justice-oriented, Health at Every Size approach, Lucia also addresses mood disorders, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and relationship difficulties that intersect with LGBTQ identities. Her expertise in trauma and its physical repercussions adds another layer to her therapeutic practice. Lucia’s priority as a therapist is to cultivate a safe and supportive relationship where clients can bring their whole selves. She believes in the power of guidance rather than dictation, assisting individuals in rediscovering their own voices. With a direct style infused with humor, Lucia aims to create an engaging and impactful therapeutic experience.

Danielle Bennett understands that the journey through addiction can feel overwhelming and daunting. With a compassionate approach, she emphasizes the courage, trust, and hard work required to embark on the path to recovery. Having qualifications that include a Certificate from NAADAC, Danielle provides comprehensive Substance Abuse Evaluations, including those that are court-ordered, such as for DUIs. Her experience spans various settings, including methadone clinics and intensive outpatient programs, where she assists individuals, teens, and families in navigating medication-assisted treatment and private substance abuse therapy. Danielle is skilled in employing a range of therapeutic approaches, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). She also offers both individual and group therapy sessions, along with valuable educational resources and community support. With Danielle's guidance, clients can confidently address the challenges of addiction and find the support they need to overcome their struggles.

Justine Burke is a licensed clinical social worker with over thirteen years of clinical experience. She holds a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Denver, emphasizing Trauma Response and Recovery. Throughout her career, Justine has provided clinical mental health services for children in school settings, supported families navigating the child welfare system, and supervised adults on probation. Her work encompasses prevention, consultation, ongoing treatment, and crisis management, illustrating her diverse capabilities. Justine is dedicated to offering client care that builds upon each person's inherent strengths while also equipping them with essential skills for success in daily life. Her therapeutic approach includes Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), making her well-equipped to address challenges such as depression, trauma or PTSD, and anxiety in individuals of all ages.

Kelsey Corley understands the profound impact of pain and mental health struggles, having navigated her own healing journey. With a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, she is both a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate and a Licensed Addiction Counselor. Kelsey is driven by a deep passion for guiding others through their pain, assisting them in achieving health and wholeness. She specializes in anxiety, depression, relationships, faith, body image, nutrition and fitness, calling and career, and addiction counseling. Kelsey creates a safe space for individuals to share their experiences, offering support and encouragement for those seeking to make positive changes in their lives. Her empathetic nature and commitment to client wellness make her a valuable ally in the journey toward healing.

Jillian Corpora, LPCC, is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who supports teens, adults, and elders in navigating life's challenges. With expertise in grief, women's issues, and depression, she is committed to helping her clients develop coping skills and find resilience during difficult transitions. Drawing upon a diverse array of therapeutic approaches—ranging from mindfulness-based cognitive therapy to trauma-focused and attachment-based methods—Jillian tailors her sessions to meet each individual's unique needs. Her warm, culturally sensitive approach fosters a safe environment for exploration and healing, making her an ideal choice for anyone seeking a nurturing space to work through anxiety, relationship issues, or self-esteem challenges. Jillian's commitment to empowering her clients shines through in her strength-based practices, ensuring that they gain the tools necessary for personal growth and transformation.

Emmy Crouter understands that it’s normal for individuals to feel overwhelmed when seeking the support of a therapist. She specializes in assisting teens and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, life transitions, and the pain of past experiences. By examining how the past influences the present, clients gain greater agency over their futures. Those who feel sad, worried, or insecure may find that discussions around depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and significant life transitions offer opportunities for insight, clarity, and healing through psychotherapy. As a dedicated therapist, Emmy emphasizes the importance of personal insight, equipping clients with skills to navigate life’s toughest moments, and exploring their ambitions for the future. Everyone facing challenges is reminded that they don’t have to journey alone; while asking for help can be daunting, it often leads to rewarding and transformative results.

Miriam Denmark is a compassionate therapist committed to helping individuals find fulfillment in their relationships and navigate their career paths. Many find themselves questioning their direction, feeling stuck or burdened by past traumas that hinder their progress in everyday life. Miriam understands that while it may seem like everything should simply fall into place, achieving clarity often requires profound self-reflection to break free from negative patterns. She offers depth-oriented psychotherapy, which effectively addresses questions regarding self-identity and purpose, serving as a long-term treatment strategy for recurrent depression and anxiety. Through her culturally-competent, sex-positive approach, Miriam empowers clients to pursue what they find truly inspiring and fulfilling. In family and couple therapy, she employs an attachment lens to foster understanding, reduce blame, and invite spontaneity into relationships. As a certified professional in Cognitive Processing Therapy, she provides evidence-based treatment for PTSD. Miriam is passionate about instilling hope, honesty, playfulness, and courage in her practice. Without judgment, she aims to help individuals see themselves clearly, paving the way for personal growth and healing.

Adelante Familias believes in the importance of providing an impactful counseling experience for clients. Those seeking a therapist who is understanding, knowledgeable, and experienced will find a dedicated professional in Adelante. With over 25 years of expertise, Adelante has committed to facilitating empowering and successful counseling experiences. Collaboration and transparency are at the forefront of their approach, as they engage with families, couples, and individuals to ensure that their needs are met. Adelante actively solicits feedback at the end of each session and discusses necessary changes with those they serve, fostering a responsive therapeutic environment. Renowned for their experience as an individual, family, and couples therapist, Adelante has provided instruction at Denver University and the Denver Family Institute. Utilizing a systems perspective, Adelante assesses relationships and selects interventions from Solution-Focused Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, and Strategic Family Therapy to help clients achieve their relationship goals. The office is designed for comfort and accessibility and is ideally located in downtown Denver, catering to business professionals during lunchtime. Additionally, sessions are available in Spanish, broadening accessibility for a diverse clientele.