Jeff Reznicek understands that a sense of connectedness is fundamental to individuals' lives. As a dedicated therapist, he emphasizes helping clients achieve greater satisfaction, security, and support in their relationships while navigating the concerns that bring them to therapy. The quality of the therapeutic relationship is paramount to Jeff, who fosters a supportive and transparent environment, encouraging clients to explore new perspectives and ideas. With significant training in mindfulness-based practices, he effectively addresses challenges such as depression and anxiety through the use of mindfulness techniques. Jeff's dissertation research, which focused on masculinity and psychotherapy, uniquely positions him to work effectively with men. Fluent in Spanish and skilled in various therapeutic modalities, he engages with adults, adolescents, and couples to support their journeys towards healing in a compassionate setting.

Jon Richard is an experienced and compassionate psychologist specializing in assisting adults and elders navigating challenges such as anxiety, mood disorders, life transitions, relationship issues, grief, trauma, and behavioral addictions. With over 30 years of practice, he offers therapy that is both supportive and encouraging, yet rigorously challenging enough to foster meaningful change. His approach is rooted in compassion, curiosity, and supportive challenge, complemented by research-validated methods aimed at reducing suffering and enhancing personal growth. Jon has over 25 years of experience supervising fellow professionals and has also taught at esteemed institutions such as CU, DU, and MSU. Additionally, he has provided consultation services to educational, legal, and health/human services organizations across Colorado and beyond. Jon welcomes clients from all walks of life, drawing on his extensive experience with individuals in caring professions, public-sector and non-profit careers, as well as those at the beginning of their careers or transitioning into retirement.

Vicki Robbins is a seasoned psychotherapist with 30 years of experience, dedicated to helping individuals of all ages, particularly teens and adults. She specializes in addressing a range of compulsive behaviors, including addictive behaviors, obsessive/compulsive disorders, and eating problems. Vicki holds certification in addictions and is well-versed in couples counseling and relationship issues. Her therapeutic approach is tailored to meet individual needs, utilizing cognitive behavioral techniques and problem-solving methods as primary modalities. Her professional journey includes significant roles in health care management, supervising graduate students and staff, and contributing to employee assistance programs. Vicki’s commitment to her clients and her expertise create a supportive environment for those facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, grief, and more.

Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, MPH, CEDS, is a distinguished African American author and speaker, recognized as an expert in the treatment of eating disorders, trauma, and addictions. She is board-certified in Preventive Medicine and Addiction Medicine, boasting a rich educational background from the University of Michigan Medical School, graduating in 1980. Dr. Ross has presented a TEDxPleasantGrove talk on 'Historical and Intergenerational Trauma' in January 2020 and is the author of three influential books on eating disorders, including her latest publication, 'The Food Addiction Recovery Workbook.' Furthermore, she contributed to 'Treating Black Women with Eating Disorders: A Clinician’s Guide' and is the co-founder of the Institute for Antiracism and Equity. With a former role as the medical director of the eating disorders program at Sierra Tucson, she has completed a two-year fellowship in Dr. Andrew Weil's Program in Integrative Medicine. Dr. Ross firmly believes in the self-healing capacity of the body, mind, and spirit. Those who struggle with eating disorders, addictions, depression, or anxiety may find her unique therapeutic approach invaluable. Recognizing trauma as a root cause of many disorders, she emphasizes addressing trauma as a vital component for healing at the deepest level possible.

Moshe Rozdzial is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting adults and elders as they navigate the complexities of their lives. With expertise in relationship issues, sex therapy, and LGBTQ+ concerns, he offers a culturally sensitive approach to therapy that honors the unique experiences of each client. Moshe skillfully addresses a range of issues, including trauma and PTSD, substance use and addiction, and coping skills, as well as challenges such as infidelity, domestic abuse, and divorce. His trauma-focused and integrative modalities, including brainspotting and person-centered therapy, create a safe and nurturing space for individuals and couples alike. By fostering resilience, self-esteem, and deeper understanding, Moshe empowers his clients to cultivate meaningful change and growth in their lives.

Diana Rubio is a compassionate therapist who understands the intricacies of navigating anxiety and depression. Her supportive approach is tailored to fit each individual's unique journey toward wellness. Through therapy, clients collaborate with Diana to explore their core values, which serve as guiding lights on the path to healing. She equips them with effective tools to cope during challenging times and works diligently to address past traumas, allowing them to embrace life and achieve their personal goals. Diana also enjoys engaging with teens who may be facing their own struggles. She views mental health as a complex puzzle, and together with her clients, they work to ensure that each piece of the puzzle is in optimal shape, ensuring a harmonious fit rather than forcing them into place. Utilizing techniques like brainspotting and a variety of other modalities, she assists clients in achieving a better understanding of their wellness. For those who are ready to commit to their self-discovery, explore various aspects of their well-being, and maintain an open-minded approach to different treatment modalities, working with Diana can foster a productive and enriching therapeutic experience.

Amy Schaet is a compassionate therapist with a wealth of experience in supporting teens and adults navigating challenges such as ADHD, trauma, and relationship issues. Passionate about fostering self-acceptance and authenticity, she understands the impact of feeling lost and the pressures of societal expectations all too well. Drawing from her own lived experiences with ADHD and trauma, along with her extensive clinical training, Amy cultivates a safe space for clients to explore their feelings freely. Her eclectic approach includes Compassion Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and Strength-Based techniques, ensuring that each individual receives tailored support. As a trusted ally in difficult times, Amy is committed to helping clients overcome obstacles, find their inner light, and embrace a fulfilling life. She empathetically guides her clients through the journey of healing and growth, allowing them to show up authentically in therapy and beyond.

Matthew Shaffer is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding adults and elders through life's complex challenges while recognizing their inherent strengths. His practice provides a safe and supportive environment where clients can build trust and develop positive relationships. Matthew encourages individuals to reflect on their experiences, question established assumptions, and gain insight into their social and familial contexts. Together, he and his clients embark on a transformative journey toward personal growth and self-improvement. Specializing in life transitions and stress management, including grief and loss, he skillfully addresses symptoms related to depression, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma. With a focus on effective therapeutic modalities, Matthew incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) techniques to enhance emotional regulation, mindfulness, and interpersonal skills. Ideal for those who prefer virtual sessions, he is committed to fostering resilience and well-being in every individual he works with.

Jason Shankle is a dedicated mental health professional with a divine mission to help individuals fulfill their purpose and achieve healing. Known for his realistic and transparent approach to therapy, he emphasizes the importance of personal growth through nurturing one’s inner strengths. Jason specializes in the treatment of bipolar disorders, anxiety disorders, relationship issues, and life transitions. He also provides support for individuals facing post-traumatic stress disorder, panic disorder, and challenges related to anger and stress management. With an array of credentials, including being a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, Certified Family Mediator, Certified Addiction Psychotherapist, and Certified Motivational Interviewing Therapist, Jason employs evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy. As the CEO and Founder of Inner Self and Wisdom, LLC, as well as a Psychology Professor at the Community College of Denver, he brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to his practice, enriching the lives of preteens, teens, adults, and elders seeking guidance in their mental health journeys.

Jonathan Shedler is a dedicated therapist known for his commitment to helping individuals who have struggled to find the support they need. Firmly believing that psychotherapy should identify core issues and create meaningful change from the outset, he brings over 25 years of experience in psychotherapy, teaching, and supervising aspiring psychologists, psychiatrists, and psychoanalysts. As a Clinical Professor in the UCSF Department of Psychiatry and former Director of Psychology at the University of Colorado Hospital Outpatient Psychiatry Department, he maintains a profound understanding of mental health challenges including depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Jonathan consults primarily with mental health professionals, offering clinical consultation, professional guidance, and personal psychotherapy while seeing a select number of patients in his private practice. His expertise extends to working remotely via videoconference, accommodating clients from various lifestyles and locations, including those in sensitive and high-profile positions where discretion and privacy are crucial. Jonathan’s approach encompasses a range of therapy types, including psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), ensuring that all clients receive tailored support in their journey toward healing.

Alison Sheesley is a compassionate therapist specializing in addressing the complex needs of children aged 6 to 10, particularly through play therapy. Many children struggle to articulate their thoughts and feelings, often expressing themselves through behavioral issues that can manifest as meltdowns or difficulties in peer relationships. Alison understands that, similar to adults, children can feel overwhelmed by their emotions and may not possess the vocabulary to express their experiences. By providing a safe and nurturing environment, Alison enables children to communicate through play, allowing them to release their feelings constructively. Through her expertise in trauma-focused and attachment-based therapy, she guides children in developing coping skills, improving impulse control, and fostering self-esteem. As a mother, Alison empathizes with the challenges parents face, including feelings of guilt, and she is dedicated to supporting families through their journeys. Her commitment to therapeutic excellence ensures that every child receives the individualized attention they need to thrive. In addition to her in-person sessions, she is also able to collaborate with schools, creating an accessible path for children to engage in meaningful therapeutic play. Alison’s approach emphasizes the importance of connection, understanding, and growth for both children and their families.

Lauren Shelton is a compassionate therapist specializing in supporting individuals who identify as neurodiverse, particularly those with ADHD and ADD. Her clients often feel the weight of disorganization, difficulty in maintaining focus during conversations, and a perpetual struggle to complete tasks, despite the presence of numerous to-do lists. Lauren understands that humor may sometimes mask deeper feelings of frustration and the desire to feel 'normal', as her clients seek to be heard and understood. With a unique blend of internal family systems (IFS) therapy, cognitive-behavioral approaches, EMDR for trauma processing, and acceptance and commitment techniques, Lauren guides clients from feelings of confusion to clarity. She employs coaching methods tailored to help clients effectively navigate their interest-driven brains while addressing past traumas. Recognizing the courage it takes to seek help, Lauren is dedicated to partnering with her clients, assisting them in overcoming their challenges and thriving in their lives.

Pamela Silsby warmly welcomes adult individuals (25+) seeking telehealth therapy to navigate their struggles with anxiety and depression. She is passionate about personal growth and transformational work, and she is dedicated to helping clients feel more fulfilled and connected to themselves and their lives. Pamela focuses on uncovering deeper underlying patterns, limiting beliefs, outdated thought processes, and toxic emotions that may be holding clients back. Through collaborative efforts, she assists clients in exploring deep-seated traumas, fears, and subconscious blocks that negatively impact their mental, emotional, spiritual, and relational well-being. Pamela encourages those interested to engage in a thoughtful exploration of their challenges and reach out with any questions. Although she does not accept insurance, her teletherapy sessions provide a convenient and supportive environment, especially during these uncertain times.