Nadia Duncan is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to guiding preteens, teens, and adults on their journey to healing and self-discovery. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and a myriad of general issues such as bipolar disorder, life transitions, and relationship challenges, she creates a supportive space for her clients to explore their feelings and develop coping skills. Nadia employs a range of effective therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Expressive Arts, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), ensuring a tailored approach to each individual. Her expertise encompasses supporting clients through the complexities of self-esteem, mood disorders, and family conflict. By utilizing techniques such as EMDR and trauma-focused therapy, Nadia empowers her clients to address their struggles and achieve lasting change in their lives. With a genuine commitment to fostering resilience and well-being, Nadia Duncan is here to help individuals navigate life’s challenges with confidence and hope.

Renee Duncan is a dedicated therapist who thrives on collaborating with clients eager to explore their challenges and make meaningful changes. She fosters a safe and nurturing environment where the therapist-client relationship plays a pivotal role in the healing journey. Renee understands that empowerment is key in helping individuals lead rich and fulfilling lives, viewing her role in their healing process as both a privilege and an honor. With a passion for working with those facing low self-esteem and trauma, she skillfully addresses the complexities that can arise in work, relationships, and personal growth. Renee also specializes in assisting couples navigating intimacy and relationship difficulties. With over 25 years of successful practice, she takes immense satisfaction in witnessing transformations and cherishes the feedback from former clients about their growth and improved quality of life over time.

Brittany Duncan understands how often individuals can navigate through life feeling unseen and unheard, with their most tender selves hidden beneath layers of hesitancy and mistrust. In her sessions, she creates a safe space where clients can explore their deeper selves and the often unmet underlying needs. Brittany specializes in working with individuals and couples, focusing primarily on attachment issues and relational grief or dissatisfaction. She assists clients in examining their patterns of relating and helps them find freedom from feeling stuck. Recognizing the challenges in accessing therapy in today's world, Brittany offers an affordable rate of $60 per session to ensure her services are accessible to those seeking mental and emotional health. Furthermore, she provides free consultations and is part of Khesed Wellness Counseling, which includes various pro bono programs. Brittany is eager to meet new clients and listened to their stories, helping them navigate their journey toward healing.

At Mantis Counseling and Coaching Services, LLC, Megn E Deaner is dedicated to providing therapeutic and coaching sessions tailored for adults, adolescents, families, couples, and children. Recognizing that each individual is the expert on their own journey, Megn emphasizes a collaborative approach to create customized treatment plans that nurture the mind, body, and spirit, helping clients unlock their innate potential. Specializing in Life Transitions Therapy, Megn assists individuals in navigating unexpected life changes and discovering their hidden strengths. Additionally, through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Megn addresses emotional distress stemming from maladaptive thoughts and patterns, employing effective behavioral interventions that foster mindful interactions with oneself and others. With a genuine commitment to personal growth and success, Megn E Deaner inspires her clients to embrace their paths to healing.

Jen Eichberg, LCSW, is an accomplished adolescent specialist with a dynamic practice that includes both therapy and coaching. She focuses on empowering young individuals with issues related to self-esteem, self-identity, anxiety, and eating disorders, particularly ARFID. With two decades of experience, Jen expertly guides children, teens, and families in enhancing communication, navigating life transitions, and reaching their fullest potential. Her practice is characterized by a warm and welcoming atmosphere, reflecting her genuine passion for assisting clients in gaining control of their emotions and nurturing self-awareness. Drawing on over 10 years of experience at Children’s Colorado and five years in private practice, her therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), emphasizing motivation enhancement. For her work with eating disorders, she utilizes a Maudsley-like approach alongside a dietician within her office. Jen believes that family involvement is essential in problem-solving with children and adolescents, and she prioritizes empowering parents while fostering understanding between family members.

Carly Elizabeth Keaten, a Licensed Professional Counselor, is dedicated to guiding children (12 and under) and teens (13-19) through their therapeutic journeys. She fosters a nurturing play therapy environment where clients can tap into their inner strength and resilience. Carly is particularly skilled at helping children who face challenges like outbursts, withdrawal, trauma, and family dynamics. With a unique belief that every client deserves an individualized approach, she tailors her treatment process to meet each individual's specific needs. Her expertise in non-directive techniques empowers her young clients, allowing their authentic emotions to emerge naturally. Play therapy, which Carly champions, serves as an effective outlet for emotional expression; through imaginative play, children reveal their stories and navigate healing. As a trained Christian counselor, her faith informs her practice, equipping her to work with clients from diverse belief systems while ensuring that her own perspective is respectfully integrated only when welcomed. Carly's warm and inviting demeanor creates a safe space for all clients to embrace their true selves.

Debbie Elzea is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting women who feel stuck, anxious, lonely, or disappointed in their intimate relationships and sex lives. She understands that both partners may experience feelings of hurt, frustration, and disconnection, and emphasizes that these emotions are not signs of being broken. With a nuanced understanding of the complexities and intricacies of male-female relationships, Debbie employs coaching techniques that empower women to take control, learn new skills, and engage in mind-body-spirit practices that foster self-expression and confidence. Her guidance helps reduce stress, overcome personal blocks, and discover unique turn-ons, allowing clients to connect with their partners on deeper emotional and sensual levels. Debbie focuses on six essential elements for fulfilling intimate lives—worthiness and confidence, embodiment, emotional connection, creativity, knowledge, and time. Additionally, she offers insight into understanding and inspiring the male mind, an essential aspect often overlooked in counseling. Women are encouraged to embrace their worthiness and develop the skills necessary to create passionate, loving, and connected intimate lives and marriages. Debbie’s coaching emphasizes fostering less stress and greater happiness in life, rekindling intimacy, and building deeper sensual connections. She invites women to take the first step toward personal transformation and discovery.

Heather Emerich is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP) dedicated to supporting adults through their mental health journeys. Her approach is grounded in the belief that just as individuals seek out specialists for medical care, they deserve the same level of expertise in their mental health treatment. With extensive training in anxiety management and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Heather understands the unique challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, particularly the anxiety that often accompanies it. She resonates with the common sentiment, 'the squirrel is real,' acknowledging that distractions can arise unexpectedly while navigating everyday life. Through her mindfulness-based techniques and solution-focused brief therapy, she empowers her clients with the necessary skills to navigate the ups and downs of ADHD. Whether working with individuals or in groups, Heather cultivates a safe and affirming space for clients, including those in the LGBTQ+ community addressing women's issues and self-esteem challenges. Committed to facilitating personal growth and self-discovery, Heather looks forward to guiding individuals on their journey to mastering life's transitions and stressors.

Lucy Erickson cultivates a safe and nonjudgmental space for her clients to explore their unique experiences through compassionate assertiveness. Acknowledging that life can often feel overwhelming, she empowers individuals to process new coping strategies for challenging experiences. Whether clients are facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, identity struggles, or self-esteem issues, she is dedicated to providing unwavering support. Through her therapeutic sessions, Lucy helps individuals effectively articulate and manage their emotions, develop healthy relationships, process past experiences, and enhance their sense of self. Navigating one’s identity and place in the world can be particularly daunting during relationships and young adulthood, and Lucy specializes in guiding clients through these challenges using mindfulness, a relational approach, self-acceptance, self-awareness, and interpersonal effectiveness. The therapeutic relationship is pivotal in her practice, where clients can anticipate compassion, support, and a truly personalized space. Lucy believes that no one has to face their struggles alone, and she feels honored to participate in the healing journey of each individual, addressing their mind, body, and soul in a unique manner.

Hannah Gandsey is an accomplished attachment-focused trauma psychotherapist specializing in adolescents, adults, and their families. With a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver, she welcomes clients who seek to explore and better understand themselves and their relationships. Hannah is dedicated to helping individuals foster healthy connections, shift ineffective behavioral and relational patterns, and pursue a fulfilling life. She recognizes that change can be daunting and often feels impossible, which is why her approach emphasizes balancing safety and risk to reach personal goals. Through her training in somatic, cognitive behavioral, family therapy, and EMDR, Hannah effectively addresses trauma, attachment and relational wounds, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and crises related to suicidality and self-harm. Her therapeutic relationships are built on a foundation of compassion and hope, ensuring that clients feel fully seen and heard. Hannah honors the courage it takes to seek help and is committed to providing anti-oppressive and culturally responsive care, making each session a step towards healing and personal growth.

Dr. Amy Ginsberg is a dedicated licensed clinical psychologist who believes in the power of therapy as a collaborative process, where clients feel genuinely heard and seen. With a specialization in working with college students and the LGBTQ community, she addresses challenges related to gender, identity, relationships, and various life transitions. Currently completing a certificate in Maternal Mental Health, Dr. Ginsberg is particularly passionate about supporting individuals facing infertility, pregnancy difficulties, loss, and postpartum mood disorders. Holding a BA in Psychology from the University of Colorado and both a Master’s and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Denver, she is equipped with a broad spectrum of therapy modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Dr. Ginsberg is committed to providing a non-judgmental space where clients can explore their true selves and work toward their therapeutic goals.

Lana Gollyhorn is a dedicated therapist specializing in the treatment of adolescents, young adults, families, and children aged 7 and above. With 17 years of experience in clinical psychology, she has gained a reputation as a dynamic clinician who establishes immediate rapport with clients. Lana's approach to therapy is supportive, authentic, and grounded in evidence-based practices. She holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Colorado at Denver, bringing extensive expertise in treating issues such as ADHD, learning differences, parent-child conflict, depression, and anxiety. In addition to individual and family therapy, Lana effectively engages parents through dynamic and interactive lectures, as well as small group sessions that cover a variety of parenting topics. Her commitment to fostering a natural connection and establishing trust makes her an excellent choice for clients seeking the best therapist match. Her diverse methodologies, which include play therapy, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and family systems approaches, ensure a comprehensive and tailored experience for each client.

Pam Goodfriend specializes in helping clients navigate the complexities of anxiety, with an understanding of its potential side effects, including depression, insomnia, and relationship challenges. Through the use of effective therapies such as EMDR, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, and mindfulness techniques, she equips clients with the skills to improve their self-talk and manage triggers. Drawing on over 30 years of meditation and mindfulness practice alongside her training in psychology and diverse spiritual teachings, Pam offers a unique east-west perspective that meets individuals wherever they are on their journey. Her extensive experience in the mental health field, spanning over two decades, translates to profound and transformative benefits for her clients. Understanding that anxiety can deeply impact relationships, Pam is dedicated to facilitating communication and connection between partners, helping them to navigate misinterpretations and emotional strain. She provides a supportive environment where clients can maximize their strengths, engage in creative problem-solving, and achieve greater success. Together, Pam and her clients work towards healing past wounds and alleviating suffering, enabling them to become their best selves.