Adam Krolicki is a compassionate and dedicated therapist committed to helping individuals uncover the deeper causes of their substance use. With a membership in the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association and a wealth of experience in addiction recovery, Adam understands that drinking or drug use is often merely a symptom of deeper struggles. He offers a variety of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients navigate their journey. Having experienced his own path of long-term recovery from drugs and alcohol, Adam brings a unique perspective to his practice. He serves individuals across age groups including preteens, teens, adults, and elders, assisting with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use. Adam is particularly attuned to the needs of justice-involved men, offering support as an interventionist. His approach is very much person-centered, reflecting a deep understanding of the complexities of mental health and recovery. Whether clients are feeling good or struggling, Adam invites them to reach out for genuine support and guidance on their journey toward a more fulfilling life.

Alicia Kwande understands the challenges faced by those who strive for perfection. Whether it’s due to an unexpected job change, a relationship breakup, the arrival of a new baby, or the loss of a loved one, many individuals find themselves feeling overwhelmed and unable to manage their emotions. Feelings of guilt and stress from adhering to perfectionistic standards can lead to depression, anxiety, and a sense of hopelessness. Clients often wonder if they should talk to someone who truly understands their struggles. With a compassionate approach, Alicia is dedicated to helping people navigate through their complex emotions and uncover the authentic selves hidden within. Together, they will identify and address unhelpful perfectionistic beliefs that hinder joy and self-acceptance. Alicia offers flexible evening sessions and appointments throughout the week, making it easier for clients to prioritize their mental health. She is eager to connect and offer the support needed during difficult times.

Sara Nawrocki is a compassionate and dedicated therapist, holding a certificate from the American Counseling Association. She works with a diverse range of clients, including teens, adults, and elders (65+), offering support in navigating the complexities of life. Specializing in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues, Sara provides a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their feelings and develop coping skills. Her therapeutic approach incorporates various modalities, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), among others, enabling her to tailor sessions to each person's unique needs. With experience addressing general issues like addiction, family conflict, self-esteem, and depression, Sara empowers her clients to embrace their emotional journeys and achieve meaningful life transitions. Through her strength-based and humanistic approaches, she strives to foster resilience and personal growth in all who seek her guidance.

Kelsey Powell is a dedicated counselor with a rich background in holistic health, having graduated with an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. A native of Colorado, Kelsey is passionate about understanding the complexities of human suffering and values each individual as a whole person. She believes that every aspect of a person's life contributes to their overall health, and with this core belief, she engages clients in a counseling process that explores all facets of the self to restore balance and help achieve personal goals. Kelsey’s therapeutic approach is heavily influenced by an existentialist perspective, emphasizing the importance of freedom, responsibility, anxiety, and identity in the human experience. She specializes in addressing grief and loss, anxiety, and depression, as well as attachment and couples work. Kelsey strives to create a safe and validating space where individuals can experience greater congruency, clarity, and meaning in their lives.

Mark Prange is a realistic, down-to-earth, and straightforward therapist who prioritizes being both a genuine human being and an effective clinician. He works exceptionally well with teens, young adults, and adults from diverse backgrounds and possesses a solid understanding of a range of behavioral and developmental issues that can arise during these critical life stages. Mark specializes in treating Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), anxiety, depression, and the effects of trauma. His personal experiences provide him with a unique perspective and the ability to address these challenges effectively. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a primary method, he counters the thought patterns associated with OCD, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, Mark incorporates EMDR into his practice. He brings a collection of unique experiences, well-rounded training, and a worldview that enables him to connect with a variety of individuals in a therapeutically beneficial manner. Mark strives to relate to his clients with empathy and authenticity; to him, they are not simply a bundle of issues but individuals who matter.

Jenny Robbins, LPC, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in guiding adults through the complexities of grief, trauma, and PTSD. With her extensive knowledge in therapy types such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused Therapy, and the ATTEND & Selah Models of Traumatic Bereavement, she crafts personalized experiences that foster healing and growth. Jenny understands the weight of life transitions and helps individuals navigate critical incident support services with a tailored approach that integrates Compassion Focused Therapy, Expressive Arts, and Logotherapy. Her strengths also lie in addressing issues related to anxiety, depression, and relationship dynamics, making her a valuable resource for those seeking support. Through her warm and humanistic style, Jenny creates a safe environment where clients can explore their emotions and develop effective coping strategies.

Jennifer Yeater, LMFT, is a dedicated therapist specializing in assisting adolescents, adults, and families navigating a myriad of challenges, including substance use issues, anxiety, depression, and trauma. She understands that the pressures of life can be overwhelming, particularly for teens and their families, who may be experiencing stress, mood disturbances, or communication barriers. Jennifer believes that seeking help is not only brave but essential for emotional well-being, acknowledging that everyone needs support at times. Her approach emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and nurturing environment where clients feel heard and valued. With a background in various therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she is committed to walking alongside her clients on their journey of healing and discovery. Jennifer is passionate about helping individuals and families identify pathways to a healthier, more fulfilling life, encouraging growth and resilience through understanding and compassion.

In a chaotic world, finding a sense of calm can be a challenge. Robin Ennis, LCSW, LLC, offers a space filled with grace and understanding—one of collaboration and nonjudgmental support. With a commitment to creating change through the powerful practice of storytelling, Robin understands that a compassionate ear can alleviate feelings of isolation. She specializes in addressing anxiety, chronic illness, and life transitions, while also supporting individuals through trauma, grief, and self-esteem issues. By utilizing a variety of therapeutic approaches such as Compassion Focused Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Robin is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment that transforms understanding into reality. For those seeking connection and guidance, Robin's expertise provides a pathway towards healing.

Many individuals find themselves overwhelmed and disappointed, feeling as though the dawn has little brightness to offer. They experience waves of sadness, elusive sleep, and engulfing worry, struggling to muster the energy for even the simplest tasks. Self-criticism can feel suffocating, leaving them feeling drained and hopeless. Often, they believe they should be able to lift themselves out of this struggle, but despite numerous attempts, they find themselves trapped in a cycle of despair. Fortunately, Susan Hollander, LCSW, has over 30 years of experience guiding individuals through these challenging times. She helps clients uncover the roots of their distress, navigate through their emotional struggles, and diminish the feelings of helplessness that impact their lives. With Susan's support, clients can learn to identify the factors holding them back and develop the tools necessary for personal empowerment. Through her psychodynamic, interpersonal, and cognitive-behavioral therapy approaches, she enables adults and elders to cultivate a relaxed and balanced mind, paving the way for greater joy and peace in their lives.

Dr. Melissa Keller, a licensed psychologist in Colorado, earned her doctorate and Master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Since 2007, she has dedicated her career to the mental health field, working with students across multiple colleges in the metro area, providing support through a statewide crisis and substance use hotline, and assisting in neuropsychological and personality assessments at local emergency departments and treatment facilities. Specializing in Educational and Personality Assessment, Eating Disorders, Depression, Anxiety, Gender and Sexuality Issues, Trauma and Crisis Management, as well as Addictions and DBT, Dr. Keller is committed to offering an integrative approach with personalized treatment plans. She believes in meeting individuals where they are, empowering them with practical tools to succeed in their educational, professional, and interpersonal lives, while fostering a healthier lifestyle aligned with their personal goals. Additionally, she provides consultation and supervision to graduate students, ensuring the next generation of mental health professionals is well-supported in their training.

Jeffrey Parker is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. He understands that anxiety and stress about the future are prevalent challenges, and he is committed to guiding individuals toward peace of mind through alternative approaches and effective tools to calm racing thoughts. Jeffrey provides invaluable support for those seeking to enhance their relationships, equipping them with practical strategies for greater intimacy and connection. His extensive experience in trauma and domestic violence counseling allows him to assist clients in regaining stability during difficult times. He also leads the 'Men's Abundance' group, where participants explore topics such as natural law, anger awareness, impulse control, and relationship conflict. This enriching group experience encourages self-exploration and personal growth, enabling individuals to uncover and cultivate the best version of themselves.

Donna Schwartz, CAS, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. With over 25 years of experience in her private practice in Washington, DC, and more than 30 years in the field, she is dedicated to helping individuals and couples tackle a range of issues, particularly anxiety and eating disorders, as well as pregnancy, postpartum challenges, and infertility. Her expertise includes effective couples counseling, focusing on pre-marital counseling and relational dynamics. As a prominent psychotherapist and clinical field trial researcher for the Diagnostic Statistical Manual V since May 2013, Donna excels in creating a therapeutic environment that offers support and practical feedback. Her integrative approach melds psychodynamic therapy, which delves into the root causes of symptoms, with mindfulness-based practices and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), enabling clients to manage unwanted behaviors and associated feelings. With genuine compassion and understanding, she collaborates with each individual, empowering them to build on their strengths and achieve personal growth. Outside her professional life, Donna enjoys quality time with her husband, two daughters, and their beloved dog, Mikey.

Grace Ann Ward considers it a privilege to come alongside her clients in their journey toward healing and wholeness. She acknowledges that emotional, physical, and spiritual pain are unavoidable parts of that journey and firmly believes in the possibility of living a full life amidst these challenges. Many who seek her guidance may feel disconnected from themselves and others, wake up in a fog of fear or sadness, be constantly overwhelmed by unwelcome memories, or find themselves in a season of feeling 'stuck.' Grace wants her clients to know they are not alone. Her greatest hope is to support them as they bravely explore these feelings and many more, allowing them to live more fully into who they were designed to be. She operates from an emotionally focused, attachment-based model, understanding that trauma and pain occur in relationships, and therefore, healing also takes place there. Grace is committed to creating a safe space for her clients to uncover the deeper narratives that lie beneath their unwanted experiences. Her extensive experience in counseling includes working with adolescents, families, and individuals facing a range of challenges, such as anxiety, depression, relational conflict, grief and loss, trauma, self-esteem issues, life transitions, and disordered eating.