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Dr. Dianne McReynolds is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD who specializes in working with adults and elders (65+). She believes in the power of building an unconditionally supportive, non-judgmental, and empathic therapeutic relationship. Dr. McReynolds is committed to helping her clients pursue the quality of life they desire, both in their relationship with themselves and with others. She views therapy as a collaborative journey, where clients work alongside her to clarify their values and define their therapeutic goals. This leads to deep insights into their feelings and equips them with new ways of thinking and being that foster the life they envision. With expertise in addressing depression, trauma, PTSD, various forms of anxiety (including OCD, social anxiety, and specific phobias), mood disorders, grief and loss, and life transitions, Dr. McReynolds tailors her therapeutic methods to meet the unique needs of each individual. Among her diverse therapeutic modalities are EMDR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Strength-Based approaches. Dianne is passionate about connecting with her clients and facilitating their healing journey through effective and transformative therapy.

Mary Hagen is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who specializes in supporting children navigating grief, anger, aggression, anxiety, depression, and trauma-related symptoms. She understands that children can face significant challenges in their emotional and behavioral development, especially in school settings. With a commitment to creating a safe, non-judgmental, and non-intrusive environment, Mary helps children express their emotions and desires authentically. A former elementary school teacher, she possesses extensive experience working with children and families, using her unique background to address various issues, including coping skills, peer relationships, and behavioral challenges. Through techniques such as Synergetic Play Therapy, which focuses on reshaping neural pathways, Mary equips children with effective strategies to manage stress and confront challenges. Recognizing that parents and guardians know their children best, she collaborates closely with families to establish meaningful therapy goals and monitor progress. Seeking a therapist for a child can be daunting, but with Mary, parents can feel honored and supported in taking this important step toward healing and growth.

Maura Hall is a dedicated therapist who firmly believes in the human capacity for resilience, healing, and transformation. She is passionate about tailoring therapy to suit each individual’s unique strengths and needs. Her genuine care and commitment to her clients shine through as she works with individuals facing a wide range of challenges, including panic disorder, sexual and physical abuse, anxiety, depression, traumatic memories, and addiction. Maura is particularly devoted to providing support to the LGBTQ+ community, recognizing the increased prevalence of mental health conditions among this population. As an EMDR certified therapist, she has received advanced training in utilizing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) techniques to address substance abuse disorders, dissociative disorders (DID), attachment issues, and complex trauma. Employing a variety of therapy modalities, including trauma-focused, attachment-based, and strength-based approaches, Maura Hall strives to create a culturally sensitive and supportive environment for healing.

Jessica Hall (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) based in Colorado, dedicated to supporting adults facing challenges such as disordered eating, grief, loss, anxiety, depression, body image issues, life transitions, identity struggles, and feelings of unfulfillment. Her passion lies in guiding individuals toward discovering their authentic paths filled with understanding, compassion, and meaningful connections. With an intentionally integrative approach, Jessica emphasizes strengths, values, intuition, acceptance, and identity in her counseling practice. For over four years, she has gained extensive experience working with adults in a partial hospitalization setting focused on eating disorders. Jessica views therapy as a collaborative journey, recognizing that individuals know themselves best. Committed to social justice, she actively seeks to adopt anti-racist practices that decolonize the therapeutic experience, moving away from conventional pathologizing approaches. In her leisure time, Jessica enjoys walking her dog, spending quality moments with her partner and friends, relaxing in her hammock, and immersing herself in mystery and suspense narratives. She looks forward to partnering with new clients on their unique journeys of self-discovery.

Lindsay Hanson, LCSW, provides a welcoming and compassionate approach to therapy, particularly for teens, adults, and elders experiencing emotional turmoil. She understands that clients may be filled with a whirlwind of feelings—anxiety, worry, and hope. These emotions are perfectly normal, and Lindsay believes that stepping into therapy is a courageous and significant journey towards transformation. With a focus on couples, families, and individuals, she creates a non-judgmental space where struggles can be examined with humor and supportive guidance. Specializing in Emotionally-Focused Therapy, attachment-based methods, and interpersonal approaches, Lindsay works diligently to help clients navigate their distress and thrive. Her expansive experience includes addressing family conflict, relationship issues, and various general concerns such as trauma, anxiety, and self-esteem, ensuring that every client feels heard and empowered on their path to healing.

Andrea Harbeck, LCSW, is a dedicated therapist who specializes in supporting adult professionals as they navigate anxiety and stress. Individuals seeking peace and clarity in their lives often turn to Andrea to help them move forward with intentionality and confidence. She is particularly adept at guiding young adults in their quest for meaning and purpose as well as assisting medical professionals facing burnout in rediscovering joy in their work.<br /> <br /> Employing a diverse array of therapeutic techniques, including EMDR and mindfulness-based therapies, Andrea helps clients achieve a sense of calm, clarity, and connection. She is skilled in exploring past experiences and their current impacts, providing insight into how trauma and difficult situations can influence present-day anxiety and stress responses. Through her compassionate and strength-based approach, clients find relief from distress and can foster a deeper understanding of themselves and their life goals.<br /> <br /> Those who work with Andrea typically experience increased fulfillment and happiness, all while gaining a clearer awareness of who they are and what they desire from life. Her warm and supportive style makes the therapeutic process a transformative journey. To learn more about Andrea's approach, potential clients are encouraged to explore the opportunity for a dialogue about how she can facilitate their path toward emotional well-being.

Candace Harris, a seasoned therapist who graduated from Columbia University in 1987, believes that losing faith in oneself and the healing power of the human spirit is a profound tragedy. In her practice, she works with adolescents, adults, and the elderly, focusing on reigniting the vital life force within her clients. By reexamining the past, she helps individuals remove obstacles, understand today's challenges, and navigate through self-destructive behaviors. With training in Humanistic Psychotherapy, Jungian studies, EMDR, and Family Systems Theory, Candace skillfully employs a variety of interventions tailored to each individual. Her expertise extends to issues such as depression, addiction, and eating disorders, often utilizing a 12-step model. Her solution-focused approach emphasizes the importance of viewing the whole person within their family, social, and professional contexts. Candace delivers feedback with humor and compassion, assisting clients in addressing cognitive distortions and fostering new neural pathways by questioning negative thoughts. Her mission is to facilitate a transformative experience, providing an atmosphere of confidence and trust that allows clients to embark on their own exciting adventure in psychotherapy.

Molly Harris believes that shame and love are rooted in vulnerability and tenderness, as suggested by Brené Brown. She understands that every individual deserves validation, empathy, and compassion that is free from judgment. Molly focuses on exploring the unique aspects of each person’s identity, ensuring that her approach to therapy is personalized to assist her clients in achieving their therapeutic goals. Currently pursuing certification as an AASECT certified sex therapist, she is adept at treating a range of issues including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, mood disorders, and relationship challenges. Molly employs an empowerment-focused approach that incorporates validation, compassion, and humor, helping her clients to identify their needs, challenges, and goals within the therapeutic space. Utilizing various modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Narrative Therapy, her priority is to foster a collaborative and affirming client-therapist relationship. Recognizing the challenge of seeking help, Molly appreciates the vulnerability and courage it takes to reach out for support, assuring clients that their willingness to try is more than enough.

Madison Hassig is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping high-achieving womxn facing challenging family dynamics. She specializes in easing anxiety, navigating complex emotions, and fostering fulfilling relationships, all while empowering her clients to create the life they desire. Although outwardly successful, many of her clients find they are struggling internally, affecting their relationships and overall self-esteem. Madison understands the difficulty in envisioning a different future and is committed to guiding clients toward that change. Most womxn who seek her guidance begin therapy feeling that their desired transformation is unattainable. However, Madison firmly believes that achieving the freedom they yearn for is not only possible but within reach. With a strong therapeutic approach and a genuine hunger for healing, her clients experience the magic that unfolds when they embark on their journey. Madison’s extensive training in various modalities, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and EMDR, equips her to facilitate profound healing processes. She is here to support and guide her clients through their struggles; they do not have to navigate this alone.

Leta Herrington creates a safe space where individuals can openly discuss their troubles. She honors the various conflicting parts of her clients, fostering an environment where confusion transforms into clarity and heaviness into delight. Finding the right therapist can be a challenge, and for therapy to be effective, it’s vital that clients feel safe enough to share their realities. Leta ensures that her clients feel heard, understood, and respected, while honoring all facets of their dilemmas. Recognizing that unresolved issues can fester, she guides individuals toward resolution and healing, even when the process feels difficult. Ultimately, clients can expect to experience relief, clarity, and joy. Whether dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction, or relationship issues, Leta is dedicated to helping her clients find increased comfort in their own skin and navigate the complexities of their thoughts. Her compassionate approach aims to empower individuals to live with ease and delight. She looks forward to working with those seeking growth and understanding.

Jordan Herselman is a dedicated therapist specializing in helping adults navigate their most challenging life issues, including addiction, trauma, and relationship difficulties. With a warm, person-centered approach, Jordan employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the Gottman Method, and Brainspotting. These methods are tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals and couples, empowering clients to reclaim their lives and foster meaningful relationships. Whether addressing substance use, coping skills, or emotional disturbance, Jordan's expertise shines in creating a safe space for healing and growth. Their commitment to understanding the complexities of each client’s journey ensures that support is both effective and compassionate, making a lasting impact on those seeking to overcome life's obstacles.

Georgia Hitchcock is a compassionate therapist specializing in working with teens and adults facing challenges such as addiction, relationship issues, and eating disorders. With a wealth of experience in treating trauma and PTSD, Georgia is dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the complexities of mental health, including mood disorders, anxiety, and emotional disturbances. Her therapeutic approach incorporates a diverse array of modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), ensuring that each client receives tailored support based on their unique needs. In addition to her expertise with couples and families, Georgia is passionately committed to creating an inclusive environment for clients from the LGBTQ+ community. With her genuine warmth and understanding, she fosters healing and growth, empowering her clients to embark on their journey toward well-being.

Kristen Howard is a dedicated therapist committed to rekindling the fire between couples and helping individuals uncover their true selves. She understands the critical importance of the relationship between client and therapist, and she meets her clients where they are, emphasizing creativity and positive human potential. Kristen strives to establish an empathic, trusting, and comprehensive relationship with each client, creating a supportive context for understanding the challenges and difficulties that bring them to therapy. Her clinical work is rooted in mind-body awareness through Mindfulness-Based Therapy, focusing on the interconnectedness of mental health wellness rather than solely on mental illness. Specializing in healing broken relationships and addiction transformation, she also works extensively with grief, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. With a PhD from Saybrook University in California and experience attending the University of Colorado and Naropa University, Kristen combines her academic background with practical application. In addition to her private practice, she teaches meditation and tutors graduate-level students in psychology and writing, reflecting her passion for mental health and education.