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Joni Handran is a compassionate and down-to-earth therapist with over 17 years of experience in helping individuals navigate life's most stressful events. Her clients often seek her support for challenges stemming from histories of abuse, neglect, trauma, overwhelming anxiety, sadness, grief, low self-esteem, and various relationship issues. Joni has extensive expertise in working with individuals and groups who have experienced severe trauma, addiction, and chronic stress, as well as those involved in the criminal justice system, facing abusive relationships, and managing developmental disabilities. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic methodologies, including trauma-informed treatment and cognitive behavioral therapy, to tailor her approach to the unique needs of each person she works with.

Ash Hanson invites you to explore a profound inquiry: What if we embraced loneliness, distrust, guilt, and shame just as we do joy and love? Each of these emotions carries a message, yet it can be challenging to recognize the value in our pain when we feel vulnerable. Through a courageous commitment to understanding these messages, clients can transform their pain into strength and insight. With a foundation built on empathy, gentle confrontation, and a touch of playfulness, Ash aspires to be a steady anchor in your healing journey, offering unwavering support to uncover the layers that lie beneath emotional distress. With over ten years of experience in therapeutic residential settings, Ash has effectively helped clients managing conditions such as reactive attachment, schizoaffective disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, grief, and family-related concerns. Dedicated to addressing the unique needs of the GLBQA+, trans, polyamorous, and non-monogamous communities in the Denver area, Ash deeply understands the intricate interplay of shame and joy. A warm welcome awaits all aspects of your being as Ash guides you in your journey towards healing.

Mike Hart is a dedicated therapist who understands how often individuals can feel stuck and uncertain about how to move forward in life. Whether dealing with anxiety, grief, depression, trauma, or challenges related to life transitions, he is committed to helping each person identify what is holding them back and discover ways to generate momentum toward a more fulfilling life. Mike specializes in working with adults from diverse cultural backgrounds, addressing a wide array of concerns, including anxiety, grief, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), bipolar disorder, relationship issues, substance use, and ADHD. Utilizing a range of modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and an interpersonal approach, Mike tailors his methods to meet individual needs. He is also experienced in providing psychological testing and assessment for disorders like ADHD and learning disabilities. Acknowledging the fears that can accompany confronting personal challenges, Mike believes that the cost of remaining stuck often outweighs that fear. Through therapeutic exploration, individuals can experience significant growth and healing. Mike is eager to help guide you toward a brighter path forward.

Karli Haugom is a compassionate therapist who embraces wisdom, often citing the insights of Yoda: 'Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.' She understands that allowing fear to dictate one's life can limit capacities, experiences, and thoughts. To combat this, Karli is dedicated to fostering a therapeutic environment where individuals feel as comfortable as possible, especially during that often daunting first encounter. With a background in addiction, she skillfully navigates a wide array of issues, understanding that much of our suffering originates in the mind. Karli encourages her clients to explore where these feelings come from and emphasizes the importance of mindfulness skills and redefining emotional responses. As an LGBTQ+ affirming, BIPOC informed, and body-positive therapist, she thrives with clients who are ready to delve into self-discovery and embrace their uniqueness. For more insights, connect with Karli on Instagram @counseling_is_cool.

Morgan Henry is a dedicated therapist who understands the profound pain experienced by women devastated by pregnancy loss, pregnancy termination due to medical reasons, or the death of an infant. She recognizes how isolating it can feel, as individuals grieve their precious baby and yearn for someone who truly comprehends their sorrow without judgment or platitudes like 'everything happens for a reason.' Women often find themselves heartbroken, ashamed, and angry, feeling as though their world has come to a standstill while everyone else moves forward. The sight of another pregnancy or birth announcement can evoke overwhelming emotions. Morgan believes that every baby is a lasting part of a mother’s life, and she aims to help women integrate their baby into their lives while moving forward with their healing journey. She creates a space where mothers can share the short-lived stories of their babies and be heard without shame. Morgan is committed to supporting each woman’s unique grieving process, understanding that healing looks different for everyone. With her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, she is ready to facilitate a journey towards healing, ensuring that no baby is ever forgotten.

Veronica Hopkins, LCSW, is a compassionate and skilled therapist who creates a collaborative, client-centered, and empathetic environment for her clients. She offers a non-judgmental space where individuals are empowered to explore their thoughts and feelings, especially those dealing with trauma, anxiety, and depression. With a strong educational background honed at Columbia University, Veronica values evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual. Specializing in areas including stress, grief, and life transitions, she strives to develop genuine therapeutic alliances that facilitate healing and the discovery of healthy coping mechanisms. As part of her commitment to enhancing mental health care accessibility, she is a dedicated member of Octave, a pioneering behavioral health practice that sets a new standard for high-quality support.

Natalie Horn is a dedicated psychologist and life coach who is passionate about helping individuals create meaningful change in their lives. She works with clients seeking to live with more joy and unlock their full potential, often targeting high-achieving individuals, professionals, and athletes. Natalie's specialty areas encompass stress management, anxiety, depression, and the full spectrum of eating and weight-related disorders, alongside sports performance, health and wellness coaching, and executive coaching. The interventions she utilizes blend scientific principles with heartfelt empathy, enabling effective and lasting transformations. With a focus on fostering awareness of patterns that may inhibit progress, Natalie guides her clients to explore alternative pathways of thinking and acting. Each session is collaborative and interactive, characterized by genuine support and encouragement for her clients to embrace change and extend their horizons. For those ready to make a significant impact in their lives, Natalie Horn offers the tools and insights to help them become the happiest, most confident, and successful version of themselves.

People House is a beacon of hope and support, providing affordable and accessible counseling for individuals seeking to improve their lives. With services offered on an income-based sliding scale, this program caters to clients who require counseling services yet may not have the resources for traditional psychotherapy. Fees begin at just $25 per session. Guided by a team of experienced mental health professionals, People House is staffed by dedicated graduate and post-graduate interns who are accumulating clinical hours for their master's degrees or state licensing. This collaborative community stands as a safe haven for healing and growth, offering holistic resources for life's journeys. Upholding a philosophy that acknowledges the vital connection between mind, body, and spirit, People House ensures an environment where everyone is accepted and encouraged to be fearlessly authentic. They emphasize that accepting oneself fully is the foundational step toward becoming the best version of oneself, viewing life as an opportunity for growth. By fostering compassion and accepting individuals exactly as they are in the present moment, People House cultivates love, joy, peace, and fulfillment in their community's life experiences.

Briana Hutchinson is a skilled therapist dedicated to supporting preteens, teens, and adults on their journey to emotional well-being. Understanding the challenges of finding the right therapist, Briana offers a laid-back, collaborative, and conversational style that meets clients wherever they are in life. She works alongside them to explore their goals and foster growth in a safe and welcoming environment. With a commitment to helping individuals navigate issues like depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, Briana has a particular passion for supporting clients in their identity formation and self-worth journeys. Her specialties extend to managing perfectionism, fostering healthy relationships, and enhancing coping skills. Whether clients are entering therapy for the first time or returning for further exploration, Briana looks forward to engaging with them in meaningful conversations and addressing their unique questions and thoughts. With a diverse range of clients, she is devoted to creating impactful therapeutic relationships that lead to healing and personal transformation.

Mairead Jacobs Dougherty, LPC, is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who provides guidance and support to preteens, teens, adults, and elders (65+). With a rich background in various therapy modalities, including Somatic Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), she skillfully navigates the complexities of chronic pain, anxiety, and chronic illness. Mairead's commitment to culturally sensitive practices allows her to connect deeply with clients from all walks of life, including those facing trauma, relationship issues, and identity challenges, such as LGBTQ+ and women’s issues. Her therapeutic approach is holistic and integrates elements of Positive Psychology and Humanistic principles, empowering clients to develop coping skills and resilience in a safe and supportive environment. Mairead excels in group therapy settings as well, fostering a sense of community and healing among participants. With a focus on self-esteem, life transitions, and grief, she is dedicated to helping individuals embrace their journeys and navigate through life's obstacles with grace and strength.

Crista James is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker Candidate Intern and Tele-Health Mental Health Therapist at Higher Sights. Hailing from the Northwest, she made her way to Fort Collins, Colorado, to pursue her education at Colorado State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Social Work degree with a minor in gerontology, followed by a Master of Social Work degree. In addition, Crista holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Holistic Health. With a passion for counseling individuals of all ages, she specializes in utilizing evidence-based methods, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, and mindfulness techniques. Crista is adept at addressing concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and other complex emotional challenges, and is poised to guide each client on their personal journey towards healing and improved well-being.

Molly Jenkins is a compassionate licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and certified Hypnotherapist who understands the complexities of human relationships. For those feeling stuck, confused, or misunderstood, there is hope in her collaborative approach. She works with individuals, couples, and families, utilizing a blend of methods to help clients heal their relationships with themselves and with others. Molly focuses on creating realistic and achievable goals, continuously measuring progress along the way. Specializing in high-conflict couples who may be ambivalent or on the brink of divorce, she offers support for those navigating infidelity and affairs, helping them make sense of their experiences and guiding them toward a step-by-step course of action. With a deep appreciation for diversity, she particularly serves the LGBTQ+ community, as well as individuals questioning their sexual identities or undergoing transitions. If someone is ready to delve deeper into their feelings, release burdens, or foster transformation, Molly provides a safe space to start that journey. Clients are invited to take the first step, knowing they are not alone in their experiences.

Christina Jensen, LCSW, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to guiding adults through life's complexities. With a deep understanding of trauma and PTSD, Christina specializes in helping individuals navigate life transitions and explore their spirituality. Her multifaceted approach integrates a range of therapeutic modalities—including mindfulness-based therapy, trauma-focused strategies, and internal family systems—ensuring a personalized experience for each client. Christina’s expertise extends to addressing various challenges such as relationship issues, anxiety, self-esteem, and grief. Committed to fostering resilience and growth, she provides a safe space for individuals to explore their identities, cope with stress, and develop effective coping skills. Whether through individual coaching or therapeutic interventions, Christina empowers her clients to cultivate a deeper understanding of themselves and lead fulfilling lives.