Jennifer Fiebig, LCPC, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who excels in forming strong, trusting relationships with her clients. Known for her warmth, patience, curiosity, creativity, and energy, she successfully supports individuals feeling stuck or blocked from achieving their goals. Many of her clients face challenges such as low motivation, self-confidence issues, sadness, fear, interpersonal difficulties, or the lingering effects of past experiences. Jennifer is attentive to each individual’s unique learning style, ensuring that therapy is engaging and productive. Specializing in working with teenagers and adults, she effectively addresses anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues. Utilizing an Internal Family Systems approach alongside Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, Jennifer meets clients where they are and tailors her therapeutic techniques to fit their needs. She believes in the transformative power of moving beyond traditional talk therapy, often incorporating art, music, and outdoor experiences into her sessions. Understanding that every individual learns differently, Jennifer honors those who thrive through movement, experience, or creative expression.

Mimi Gates recognizes that the therapeutic relationship is essential in the exploration of personal stories and transformation. She believes that safety within this relationship fosters increased self-awareness, ultimately allowing one’s truest self to emerge and blossom. With a commitment to empowering her clients, Mimi creates an environment where they can live authentically and free. Her extensive experience of over 25 years in recovery deepens her understanding and compassion, making her a non-judgmental guide in the journey of self-discovery. In supporting individuals and couples facing challenges such as addiction, trauma, and relationship issues, Mimi fosters a genuine connection that is rooted in compassion and understanding. Her diverse practice encompasses various modalities, including Somatic therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and the Gottman Method, tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. With Mimi, the journey is one of courage and worthy endeavor, focusing on growth and healing.

Lauren Glass is dedicated to helping clients thrive and transform their lives, even when they may feel uncertain about the future. As a compassionate therapist, she invites her clients to explore new possibilities and narratives, fostering healing through safety and connection. With a focus on resilience and ease in daily living, Lauren particularly enjoys working with individuals aged 20-40, LGBTQIA+ communities, those who have faced outdoor trauma or accidents, and individuals navigating life transitions. Her therapeutic approach is holistic, strengths-based, and relational, drawing on modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Polyvagal Theory, and Attachment Theory. Lauren often employs creative, experiential, and somatic interventions to help her clients embody new ways of being. She believes there is no wrong way to engage in therapy and encourages embracing a holistic experience that feels right for each individual. An authentic and nonjudgmental presence is central to Lauren's practice, as she understands the profound challenges and transformations that therapy can facilitate.

Courtney Glueck is dedicated to helping individuals overcome the stress, unhappiness, and insecurity that can hinder fulfillment in life. For those feeling trapped or helpless in navigating daily challenges, she offers valuable evaluation, support, and cooperative training in coping strategies. With experience working with a diverse range of individuals, including children aged 8 and older, adolescents, adults, and families, Courtney comprehends the daunting nature of seeking therapy. To ease this process, she provides a complimentary consultation appointment to discuss potential pathways for healing. In her therapeutic practice, Courtney fosters a judgment-free, supportive environment where she collaborates with her patients to identify and implement the therapeutic approaches that align best with their unique experiences. Her office is proudly part of the Metis Center network, which includes three locations throughout Colorado, known for delivering high-quality, unbiased therapeutic and psychological evaluation services. Courtney is committed to staying abreast of cutting-edge psychological approaches to ensure the best practices are always utilized for her patients’ well-being and goal attainment.

Amy Hackmeier is a dedicated therapist who provides guidance and support to preteens, teens, and adults navigating the complexities of life. With a compassionate approach, she specializes in tackling issues such as depression, anxiety, and parenting challenges. Her extensive experience covers a broad spectrum, including trauma and PTSD, Asperger's Syndrome, and substance use, allowing her to connect with clients from varied backgrounds. Amy's commitment to helping individuals and families thrive is evident in her work with relationship issues, stress management, and emotional disturbances. As a trusted ally to the LGBTQ+ community, her understanding of diverse identities enriches her therapeutic practice. Through modalities for couples, individuals, and families, Amy creates a nurturing environment where clients can explore their struggles and find healing.

Kasey Hall is a compassionate therapist who specializes in a unique approach known as walk and talk therapy, providing her clients with the opportunity to engage in therapy outdoors across all four seasons. By utilizing nature as a therapeutic tool, she fosters a deeper connection to the self. Kasey incorporates techniques from Solution Focused Therapy, Mindfulness Based Psychology, and the Gestalt approach, recognizing that movement can be a significant factor in integrating psychological processes into the body and psyche. The physical exhilaration from outdoor exercise not only enhances mood but also encourages transformative shifts in thinking and perspective. The scenic beauty and tranquil trails of Durango serve as an ideal backdrop for her movement-based outdoor therapy sessions. Kasey is ready to tackle any issue her clients wish to explore, with a strong emphasis on mindfulness techniques that promote present moment awareness, meaning-making, and spiritual exploration. She emphasizes understanding how emotions manifest as physical sensations that offer a roadmap to personal insights. Kasey warmly invites individuals to embrace the invigorating Colorado air for a healthier mind and lifestyle, and also considers teletherapy options, along with guided wilderness therapy exercises for those in different parts of Colorado. With a commitment to support and growth, she looks forward to embarking on this journey with her clients.

Margaret Hawkins is a compassionate therapist who creates a safe emotional space for healing and growth. She believes that growth and healing reside within each individual and is dedicated to guiding that process through empowerment and a strong therapeutic relationship. With a focus on empathy, humor, and honesty, she addresses issues such as trauma, PTSD, relationship concerns, and limiting beliefs that may hinder personal achievement. Recognizing that no single technique is universally effective, Margaret employs a variety of methods tailored to her clients' unique needs, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Therapy. She is EAGALA certified as an equine specialist, integrating equine-assisted psychotherapy to foster healing and women's empowerment. As a dedicated professional, Margaret welcomes the opportunity to support individuals, couples, and groups on their incredible journey of healing and self-discovery.

Sean Hein is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in helping teens and adults navigate complex emotional challenges. With a focus on issues such as Borderline Personality Disorder, anxiety, and self-harming, he employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including Structural Family Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Sean believes in the importance of holistic support, addressing not only the symptoms but the root causes of mental health struggles. His expertise extends to dual diagnosis, trauma, mood disorders, and family conflicts, fostering a safe environment for individuals and families to grow and heal. Through a strength-based approach, Sean empowers his clients to work through their challenges while building resilience and healthy relationships.

Anne Hosey is a dedicated therapist equipped with a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, graduating from Adams State University in 2018. With a genuine passion for helping adults navigate through life's challenges, she specializes in working with self-doubters and sensitive helpers. Anne’s expertise encompasses a range of common issues such as depression, anxiety, and trauma, including PTSD, as well as life transitions. She employs a variety of effective therapy modalities, including EMDR, attachment-based therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), creating a compassionate and person-centered environment that fosters healing and personal growth. Anne’s warmth and understanding energy make her a supportive ally in the therapeutic journey.

Chelsi Hower understands that past experiences, relationships, and losses can significantly impact daily life and how people relate to one another. Recognizing the multitude of challenges that may weigh individuals down, she is dedicated to exploring these issues with her clients and decreasing the severity of their daily ups and downs. As a compassionate therapist, Chelsi emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships and fostering resilience. She provides unwavering support to individuals, teens, couples, and families, empowering them to face the world with the belief that thriving is possible. Chelsi discovered her passion for therapy during her undergraduate studies at Shepherd University in West Virginia, later obtaining her master's degree in clinical counseling with a concentration in wilderness therapy from Naropa University in Boulder. Her diverse experience includes working in wilderness therapy programs, residential treatment programs, and outpatient settings. Chelsi recognizes that life can often feel overwhelming and may lead to loneliness and feelings of isolation. For those seeking connection, support, and healing, Chelsi is here to guide them on their journey to well-being.

Kathleen Korndoerfer is a dedicated counselor who believes in the inherent self-healing capabilities of individuals and their lifelong potential for growth. She creates a safe, supportive, and empowering environment to facilitate meaningful change for her clients. Utilizing a range of evidence-based techniques, Kathleen assists children, teens, and adults in building essential skills, resolving emotional and psychological distress, and transforming harmful behaviors into positive coping strategies. Her expertise includes Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), she is Board certified in Neurofeedback and Physiological Regulation, and she practices Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, and Expressive Arts. Kathleen has specialized experience working with individuals who have faced trauma, grief, and abuse. She values the opportunity to form a connection with her clients to understand how best to support them on their journey toward healing and growth.

Gina Kramer serves as a compassionate guide in therapy, assisting individuals in discovering and developing the resources necessary to navigate the complex issues that arise in life. Her approach focuses on uncovering personal strengths and cultivating skills to alleviate discomfort stemming from trauma, grief, physical and sexual assault, anxiety, depression, and disordered moods and thoughts, as well as pain, headaches, and migraines. With a commitment to creating a nurturing space for empowerment, Gina helps clients forge a new path. Trained in EMDR since 2014, she specializes in techniques addressing dissociation, neurobiology, pain, and migraines. By integrating a somatic experience-informed perspective with cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapy, Gina utilizes her intuition to guide individuals toward emotional and physical health and wellbeing.

Emily Kuepper is a compassionate therapist who believes that counseling can be a transformative experience for everyone, whether individuals are facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, or grief, or simply seeking to enhance their overall well-being. It is her deep honor to accompany clients on their personal journeys, especially in their times of greatest need. Emily employs a variety of techniques tailored specifically to each individual, meeting them where they are emotionally and guiding them to where they aspire to be. Having returned to the Durango area in 2013 after working in Denver, she has provided counseling services across numerous environments, engaging with clients ranging from early teens to those in their late 70s. Her extensive training includes specialized techniques like EMDR, ensuring that she is equipped to support her clients effectively.