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.

Rosie Falls is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker known for her specialized training in the prevention and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. With Level I & II training in EMDR therapy, she employs this effective technique to address issues related to trauma stemming from childbirth, as well as developmental and childhood traumas that affect parenting abilities. Additionally, Rosie has a strong focus on early childhood mental health, collaborating with parents and their infants or children to foster secure attachments and strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Erica Faulhaber, LPC, is a dedicated therapist who understands the pressures individuals face in achieving perfection in food, relationships, and personal aspirations. She is committed to hearing the stories of her clients and collaborating with them to find effective solutions that alleviate struggles related to food and body image, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling life. Erica recognizes that the challenges surrounding eating and body image often intertwine with past trauma. Her multifaceted approach to therapy, which includes methods such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), empowers clients to reclaim control over their lives and navigate their healing journeys both individually and in groups. Through her work, Erica fosters an environment where clients can explore their experiences of trauma, enhance their self-esteem, and cultivate a positive self-concept. With a deep understanding of the complexities related to disordered eating and the impact of trauma on emotional well-being, Erica is dedicated to helping her clients feel whole again, mending the gaps in their lives and relationships.

Tawny George understands the challenges that life presents, especially during difficult times. She recognizes that navigating stress, life transitions, and past trauma can be daunting without proper support. In her therapeutic practice, Tawny strives to establish a nurturing relationship with her clients, built on trust, acceptance, and respect. This safe space allows clients to delve into their life experiences, beliefs, and fears, which often lead to negative emotions and hinder daily functioning. Tawny employs a holistic approach, utilizing diverse therapy modalities tailored to meet each individual's unique needs. Her expertise includes EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Therapy, Mindfulness, Self-Compassion, Psychoeducation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Many clients discover a renewed sense of strength and clarity through the understanding that they are not alone on their journey of healing. For those seeking support in managing challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or complex life issues, Tawny George is ready to connect and offer guidance, ensuring a compassionate experience toward a more integrated self.

Victoria Hutchinson is a dedicated therapist specializing in Transpersonal and Wilderness Therapy, with a degree from Naropa University, where she graduated in 2012. She provides compassionate support to adult clients dealing with stress, anxiety, and depression. With a focus on understanding each individual's challenges, Victoria validates and reflects their experiences, helping them clarify their needs and discover the most effective ways to progress. Her therapeutic approach incorporates mindfulness, emotion regulation, and interpersonal skills, tailored to accommodate each client's unique pace. Victoria holds extensive experience, having trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at Noeticus Counseling Center in Denver, CO, in 2012, and facilitated DBT programs at Boulder Community Hospital from 2016 to 2019. She has also contributed to Colorado's First Responder Resiliency program for FEMA at Mental Health Partners in Boulder, CO, following the 2013 flood. Victoria's client-centered ethos empowers individuals to lead their therapeutic journey while she offers guidance and support for navigating their goals and life transitions. With a focus on a skills-based approach, she is dedicated to helping those facing a range of challenges, including trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues. Victoria looks forward to guiding you on your path to healing.

Gretchen Kahre is a compassionate psychotherapist devoted to supporting women in their 40s and beyond, especially those navigating life transitions such as peri-menopause, post-menopause, and complex relational dynamics like aging parents, adult sibling relationships, and career changes. She understands the feelings of invisibility and devaluation that can arise during this stage of life, and she believes that working with a therapist of similar age can foster a deeper connection and understanding. Gretchen creates a safe and nurturing environment where clients can dismantle long-standing patterns developed earlier in life. Her therapeutic approach encompasses various modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Feminist and Relational techniques, allowing her to tailor the healing process to individual needs. She guides her clients in articulating their thoughts and emotions, unveiling their innate wisdom, and facilitating transformative change. Recognizing the emotional turmoil that can stem from competing relational demands, she invites clients to reflect on their personal narratives and challenge limiting assumptions. Through this reflective journey, clients have the potential to reclaim clarity, kindness, and strength, transforming feelings of frustration and sadness into empowerment and mastery.

Mileah Koudele, LCSW, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with a wealth of experience. Graduating from Colorado State University in 2001, she has spent years nurturing her expertise in a variety of therapeutic approaches. Working with teens, adults, and elders, Mileah specializes in addressing mood disorders, relationship issues, and challenges faced by children. Her diverse skill set includes understanding and managing bipolar disorder, trauma, anxiety, and self-esteem issues. Mileah employs an eclectic mix of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Positive Psychology, and EMDR, to tailor sessions to each individual's needs. With an emphasis on a person-centered approach, she encourages healing and growth through empathy, strength-based techniques, and effective coping skills. Mileah's commitment to facilitating meaningful life transitions and promoting mental wellness makes her a trusted ally in navigating life’s complexities.

Jeff Kupfer understands that these are challenging times where stress and uncertainty at home, school, or work can disrupt what matters most. These disruptions can interfere with happiness and productivity, leading to self-defeating thoughts and behaviors that affect individuals and their relationships. With a fresh perspective, many of these issues can be addressed, and Jeff is dedicated to helping clients develop effective behavioral strategies for themselves and those around them, reclaiming control in their lives. Recognizing that environmental factors significantly influence thoughts and actions, he empowers individuals to build robust coping skills for stressful situations. When current coping mechanisms fall short, resulting in feelings of failure or helplessness, a thorough examination of these environmental influences can uncover pathways toward positive change. Jeff's passion lies in guiding clients to understand how their environments shape their reactions to life's challenges, ultimately helping them cultivate a healthier and more resilient repertoire.

Healthy relationships begin with a strong sense of self. Kerry Luke, PsyD, understands that when individuals have a full plate, they may feel irritable and exhausted, impacting both their well-being and their relationships. Many may experience feelings of resentment or anger without understanding the root causes, often influenced by harsh inner critics that foster low self-esteem and loneliness. Kerry is dedicated to helping young adults and adults foster greater confidence in themselves and their connections with others. By exploring effective coping mechanisms, Kerry guides clients towards achieving their goals and meeting their needs in impactful ways. With a focus on self-care, life skills, stress management, anxiety, mood management, communication, and calming practices, Kerry provides compassionate coaching and guidance to help individuals love themselves while navigating their relationships. Those eager to get unstuck and learn productive strategies to express their needs will find support in Kerry's practice.

Lisa Nelson is a compassionate therapist who creates a space where clients feel seen and valued. She understands that every individual matters, and their thoughts and perspectives contribute to a meaningful journey in therapy. By focusing on her clients' needs and unique worldviews, Lisa collaborates with them to define and clarify a personalized path towards a hopeful and healthy future. With a heartfelt commitment to hearing her clients' concerns, she assists them in making life fulfilling and meaningful. Recognizing that each person is unique, Lisa employs a diverse range of therapeutic techniques tailored to individual healing journeys. As a certified EMDR therapist, she specializes in helping clients overcome chronic pain and trauma, while also being a certified EFT therapist, recognized as the gold standard for couples counseling. With extensive experience in family dynamics, including counseling couples, children, and addressing parenting issues, Lisa is dedicated to fostering growth and healing. Her background as a mother of two and a wife for over two decades informs her therapeutic approach, acknowledging that while life is not always easy or perfect, the journey of raising a family is a profound joy. Through her work, Lisa Nelson exemplifies a commitment to trauma-informed care, cultural sensitivity, and integrating various modalities such as Mindfulness-Based, Emotionally Focused, and Acceptance and Commitment therapy.

Lisa Pawlowski is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who understands the complex emotions that accompany anxiety, depression, and life transitions. She believes that everyone has a unique story that deserves to be shared in a safe, accepting environment. Lisa's collaborative approach to therapy empowers clients to navigate their way back to a fulfilling life, even in the darkest moments. With a wealth of experience, she employs a range of validated, client-focused methods in her practice. Clients can anticipate rediscovering their intrinsic strengths, challenging limiting beliefs, and exploring patterns in their relationships, all while reconnecting with their authentic selves. Lisa exclusively works with women and has cultivated expertise in addressing anxiety disorders, depression, fertility issues, grief, and eating disorders, among other challenges. With specialized training in Christian counseling, she skillfully assists clients in navigating concerns from a Christian perspective, offering support during painful experiences within their faith communities. Lisa is committed to honoring each individual’s journey, understanding that healing in body, mind, and spirit is a deeply personal process that leads to profound transformation.