Rebekah Cahoon, an LCAS therapist, understands that life can be complicated and seeks to help clients navigate their unique challenges to discover their path to peace. She excels in providing support for individuals grappling with unresolved conflicts from both their past and present. Her ideal clients often contend with relationship issues such as codependency, particularly those raised in toxic environments, or they may struggle with mood stability and irrational thought patterns. Rebekah collaborates with her clients as a team to identify the tools necessary for managing life’s messy complexities. With a strong emphasis on relationship, communication, and codependency issues, she offers her expertise to those affected by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), addiction issues, dual diagnosis, and women’s issues. Rebekah believes that discussing one’s struggles can profoundly impact healing and encourages anyone considering therapy to take that brave step. She is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive space for growth and healing.

Life is a continuous journey of growth and learning, touching everyone, regardless of age. Some days may present greater challenges, requiring expert guidance to navigate through them. Erie Colorado Counseling serves as a beacon for those seeking support, where Dr. Jodi J. De Luca, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years of experience, plays a pivotal role in transforming lives. Each session is meticulously tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families grappling with a range of issues including depression, anxiety, and relationship dynamics. Offers include individual and family counseling, psychological assessments, coaching, academic guidance, and workshops. Dr. De Luca's professional background encompasses esteemed positions at Boulder Community Hospital in Colorado and at leading hospitals in Florida. Additionally, she has imparted her knowledge in higher education, holding teaching roles at the University of Tampa, Argosy University, and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. With an eclectic approach to therapy, she integrates various modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), emotional focus strategies, and solution-focused techniques to foster healing and resilience.

Wendy Davenson is a solution-focused, systemic family therapist dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families facing significant challenges such as addiction, marital transitions, and grief. With extensive experience navigating high-conflict family dynamics post-divorce and working with trauma-affected children and families, especially in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook shootings, Wendy approaches her practice with both directness and compassion. Her educational background as a professor in a graduate family therapy program for two decades equips her with the ability to introduce new strategies for enriching clients' lives, even amid difficulties. Wendy specializes in marriage counseling, family therapy, and crisis intervention for individuals. She is licensed to work with addiction and is a certified Thanatologist, focusing on grief and loss, particularly for families mourning the death of loved ones due to drug addiction. Though she no longer resides in Sandy Hook, the experiences she gained there continue to inform her empathetic and nuanced approach to therapy.