Kevin Fay is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who has dedicated his career to the mental health field since 2011. He has amassed significant experience helping a diverse range of individuals and families, from children to adults, address numerous mental health concerns. His expertise prominently includes working with neurodiverse individuals on the autism spectrum, as well as addressing related issues such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, and various mood disorders. Kevin embraces a holistic approach to therapy and actively promotes the incorporation of healthy lifestyle skills tailored to each client’s unique situation. His primary modalities include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, and a solution-focused methodology when it aligns with client needs. He prioritizes a collaborative, client-centered methodology that fosters strong therapeutic relationships, always ensuring clients feel heard and valued. Respect and equality are cornerstones of his practice, and he eagerly anticipates the chance to guide others on their personal journeys toward well-being.

Samantha Field is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) who excels in working with teens and adults, particularly within the LGBTQ community. With specialized training in EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS), she offers a comprehensive therapeutic approach that integrates talk therapy with innovative modalities such as wilderness therapy, equine therapy, somatic trauma-informed practices, mindfulness, and horticultural therapy. Samantha provides a nurturing, accessible, and inclusive therapy experience, having traveled worldwide to advocate for accessible healthcare. Her personal experiences as a Queer woman profoundly influence her professional practice, driving her passion for social justice and community organizing. This commitment to social equity not only fosters strong connections but also enriches her therapeutic work, allowing her to effectively address top issues such as trauma, anxiety, substance use, and relationship dynamics with a culturally sensitive lens.

Laura Fine is a dedicated therapist specializing in couples and adult individual therapy. A Stanford graduate (2002), she earned her Masters in Counseling Psychology from John F. Kennedy University in 2007 and holds a post-masters certification in Marriage and Family Therapy from the Denver Family Institute. Laura is trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which enhances her work with couples. She is deeply committed to intersectionality, making it a priority to create safe spaces for marginalized identities. With extensive experience in addressing childhood trauma, relationship wounds, and emotional distress, Laura’s approach is inclusive, affirming, authentic, and transformative. She believes strongly in the therapeutic process and is ready to help you navigate through challenges, whether they relate to emotional disturbances, marital conflicts, or life transitions. Her passion for supporting others in their healing journeys is evident, and she is eager to assist individuals and couples in finding healthier paths forward.

Emily Frank, MA, understands that sometimes individuals require a unique approach to career counseling. Traditional career mapping processes may leave quirky, global-minded individuals feeling out of sync and lost. For those who march to a different beat, face underestimations for their unique appearances, or encounter snap judgments due to their choice of tattoos, piercings, or personal style, Emily provides a supportive space. Her mission is to assist funky, original, and global-minded individuals in discovering meaningful work or finding more joy in their current roles. Whether facing the Monday morning blues, struggling to find meaning in work, or feeling inadequate in their professional skills, Emily is here to help. With over 12 years of experience, she believes that work shouldn’t drain your spirit and that individuals shouldn’t have to deal with workplace toxicity. Emily is dedicated to guiding clients towards career satisfaction.

Angela Grosso-Burke is a compassionate and dedicated LCSW with a wealth of experience in guiding teens and adults through life's challenges. Specializing in areas such as stress, anxiety, and relationship issues, Angela employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Trauma Focused, Emotionally Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients find healing and personal growth. She is especially attuned to the needs of those navigating trauma and PTSD, developmental disorders, and LGBTQ+ issues, offering a culturally sensitive approach tailored to each individual. Angela's commitment to fostering a safe and supportive environment allows clients to explore their thoughts and feelings openly as they work through grief, mood disorders, and family conflict. Her integrative methods emphasize strength-based and person-centered care, enabling clients to build healthy coping skills and navigate life transitions with resilience. In her practice, Angela embodies values of empathy, understanding, and empowerment, making her a trusted advocate for her clients on their journey towards positive change.

Monira Hallaway is dedicated to fostering authentic, meaningful, and sustainable change in the lives of her clients. With a therapeutic style that emphasizes judgment-free curiosity and compassion, she promotes awareness, growth, and healing. As an eternal learner in both the field of therapy and life itself, she employs a blend of insight-oriented and skill-based techniques that are research and data-driven, empowering individuals to implement lasting changes. Monira understands that therapy is beneficial not only in times of crisis but also as a preventive measure. Her expertise includes navigating a wide range of anxiety-based disorders, eating disorders, relationship issues, and coping skills among others. Monira conducts thorough clinical assessments and collaborates with her clients to develop personalized treatment plans aligned with their goals. With an eclectic mix of therapeutic interventions tailored to individual needs, she brings experience and warmth to her practice. Monira feels continually humbled to witness the remarkable transformations in her clients' lives, and she inspires them to take the next step towards creating the life they desire.

Monira Hallaway, LMSW, is an accomplished Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to facilitating authentic, meaningful, and sustainable change in the lives of her clients. With a therapeutic style rooted in judgment-free curiosity and compassion, she fosters awareness, growth, and healing in individuals seeking support. As an eternal learner in both her field and in life, Monira employs a blend of insight-oriented and skill-based techniques, all grounded in research and data, to empower her clients towards long-lasting change. She believes that therapy is beneficial not just in times of crisis, but also as a preventative measure against difficulties. Monira specializes in addressing a variety of challenges, including ADHD, LGBTQ+ concerns, life transitions, self-esteem issues, anxiety-based disorders, eating disorders, and relationship dynamics. Through comprehensive clinical assessments, she collaborates with clients to develop personalized treatment plans that align with their individual goals. Monira’s eclectic approach combines diverse therapeutic interventions tailored to each client’s unique needs. With extensive experience and a deep sense of humility, she is honored to be part of the transformative journeys of those she serves. Monira invites you to take your next step toward the life you envision by seeking the support and guidance you deserve.

Bryan Hennessey is a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Denver, bringing over 15 years of extensive experience in treating Individuals, Couples, and Families. His primary focus is on Couples therapy, although he frequently works with Individuals and Families as well. Bryan has completed Level 3 Gottman Method Couples Therapy coursework and practicum, utilizing the evidence-based Gottman Method in his practice, which is founded on over 40 years of research by Dr. John Gottman and Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman. He engages his clients from a coaching perspective, employing a strengths-based and solution-focused theoretical approach that integrates diverse techniques and interventions from various modalities. Sessions for Individuals, Couples, and Families are typically 80 to 90 minutes long, and Bryan utilizes a combination of oral, written, observational, audio/video, and biofeedback assessments to tailor treatment to each client's unique needs. He collaborates closely with clients to develop personalized plans, evolve coping strategies, and address their distinct life circumstances, honoring their individual personalities and learning styles while leveraging their strengths. With a flexible schedule and reasonable fees, Bryan is proud to serve as an Out of Network Insurance Provider.

Bridget Hofstadter is a dedicated professional with a deep belief in the transformative power of creative arts. As a licensed professional counselor and registered art therapist, she is adept at helping clients gain insights that foster personal growth and positive transformation. Bridget employs a client-centered approach, collaborating with individuals to build strong therapeutic relationships and tailor effective treatment plans. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and identity concerns. Notably, she specializes in supporting women facing challenges related to these areas. Understanding that each client's journey is unique, Bridget utilizes a multi-modal approach, integrating Art Therapy, Trauma Informed practices, CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, and Psycho-education into her sessions. Her warmth and commitment to her clients shine through her practice, making her a compassionate partner in the therapeutic process.

Evan Honerkamp, a Licensed Professional Counselor, serves clients across the LGBTQAI spectrum, helping them navigate the unique gifts and challenges of living queer. His therapeutic practice addresses a variety of issues, including anxiety, self-esteem, and the complexities of sexuality. Evan's clients, ranging from teens to elders, engage in meaningful work that fosters improved relationships, discovers stigma-free resources, manages HIV, and undergoes healing from past traumas. His integrative approach combines modalities such as Art Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, DBT, and EMDR, ensuring that each session is a space filled with presence, compassion, and authenticity. Evan is dedicated to creating a holistic sanctuary for his clients—honoring their body, heart, mind, and soul. He believes wholeheartedly that mental health is a necessity, not a luxury, and is committed to being a non-judgmental witness to their journeys of resilience and self-discovery. With a deep passion for therapy, Evan skillfully guides his clients in uncovering their innate wisdom, empowering them to thrive in their daily lives.

Tye Kemp believes that while life's journey can sometimes feel overwhelming, it is possible to navigate through the darkness with positive intention, dedicated effort, and genuine connection. With extensive professional experience in private practice, non-profit organizations, and educational settings, Tye is well-equipped to help individuals address a variety of challenging issues, particularly addiction. Currently operating under a federal contract, Tye provides compassionate support to clients battling addictions amidst some of life's toughest circumstances, such as divorce, grief from loss, job changes, and mental health struggles. Using a Cognitive Behavioral approach, Tye addresses the psychological and physiological patterns that contribute to addiction, anxiety, and depression. Tye's background in educational environments has fostered a deep understanding of the complexities facing preteens and teenagers. This includes concerns such as anger management, behavioral issues, self-esteem, bullying, and self-harm. Recognizing that adolescence is a period of transition filled with intense emotions, Tye employs a collaborative and age-appropriate methodology designed to help both adolescents and their parents tackle these challenges effectively. Tye's commitment to the therapeutic journey ensures that clients feel supported every step of the way.

Rachel Lamorte is a dedicated therapist who understands the challenges individuals face when feeling stuck in their lives. She excels in helping those who experience disconnection in their relationships or struggle with substance use. Rachel works with clients aiming to enhance their mental well-being, including self-esteem, depression, and anxiety, as well as navigating significant life transitions. Her expertise extends to couples seeking to strengthen their communication, intimacy, and trust, utilizing her training in the Gottman Method. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addictions Counselor, Rachel specializes in addiction recovery and has extensive experience in treating substance use disorders. She incorporates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness practices, and sleep hygiene into her holistic approach, ensuring the treatment of the whole person. Rachel collaborates with her exceptional colleague at Let's Talk Transformative Counseling, LLC, adopting a team approach to facilitate optimal client progress. Together, Rachel and her team foster a nurturing environment designed for growth and transformation. It is time to embark on a journey towards healing and connection.

Jeremy Lane is a dedicated therapist committed to helping individuals overcome the barriers that prevent them from enjoying meaningful relationships and fulfilling lives. Recognizing that anxiety can hinder dating and socializing, and that stress can lead to feelings of inadequacy, Jeremy provides a supportive environment to explore these challenges. With over 10 years of experience as a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor and Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Jeremy is well-equipped to guide clients through their therapeutic journeys. He believes that every challenge, regardless of size, deserves attention, as each person's struggles are unique and valid. Jeremy thrives on those transformative 'lightbulb moments,' where clients gain new perspectives and clarity about their situations. Understanding that change can be tough, he reminds us that growth is a gradual process. At Dyad, Jeremy and his team strive to be the guiding light for individuals seeking relief from their difficulties, offering support rather than doing the work for them. They are committed to helping clients find the direction they need to thrive.