Nancy Kay is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting teens, adults, and elders through their most challenging times. With a deep understanding of issues such as depression, trauma, and PTSD, she is committed to helping her clients navigate the complexities of life. Nancy’s compassionate approach extends to a variety of populations, including individuals facing bipolar disorder, chronic pain, and grief, as well as those identifying within the LGBTQ+ community. She utilizes an eclectic mix of therapy types such as Trauma Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method for couples and family therapy, ensuring a personalized experience for each client. With expertise in psychological testing and a strong foundation in person-centered and emotionally focused modalities, Nancy fosters an environment of healing and growth. Her skillful integration of diverse therapeutic techniques allows her to effectively address relationship issues, family conflicts, and a range of mental health concerns, making her an invaluable resource for those seeking support in their journey toward wellness.

Susan Anderson is a dedicated therapist who believes that each child, teen, and adult enters this world with a unique set of circumstances and qualities. Committed to understanding her clients in a nonjudgmental and respectful manner, Susan adopts a genuine and interactive therapeutic style. She listens deeply and provides honest, direct feedback that fosters personal growth. With over 30 years of experience, she has adeptly handled a wide range of issues and diverse populations. Specializing in Trauma Informed Care and serving as an EMDR therapist, she is well-equipped to address grief, depression, personality issues, anxiety, interpersonal violence, and spiritual concerns, ensuring clients feel supported and understood throughout their therapeutic journey.

Wesley Bowman, LPC, cultivates a warm and caring therapeutic relationship, enabling clients to discover personal insight, healing, and balance. He encourages individuals to progress at their own pace and comfort level, drawing from diverse fields to foster deeper, lasting emotional healing. Understanding that most people seek more than just temporary coping strategies, Wesley provides an approach grounded in effective, evidence-based interventions. His extensive background includes holistic health, various spiritual and philosophical traditions, sociology, and life coaching, which he integrates into a tailored approach suited for clients from different backgrounds and worldviews. Wesley recognizes that past distressing experiences often lead to ongoing consequences, manifesting as subtle anxiety and tension or severe PTSD flashbacks. Using advanced techniques such as EMDR, brainspotting, and somatic practices, he facilitates the release of stored body memories, leading to significant improvements in overall quality of life. With a focus on issues like depression, trauma, anxiety, and more, Wesley empowers clients to embark on their journey toward healing and growth.

Kenneth McDonald understands that many people struggle with reaching out for help due to fear, shame, or the desire for self-sufficiency. His therapeutic approach offers a safe haven where sensitive and painful feelings can be openly explored without fear of judgment. He values partnership in therapy, working closely with clients to navigate their challenges and discover pathways to healing. With over 10 years of experience as a psychologist in Colorado and California, Kenneth is well-equipped to address a diverse range of issues, including sexual and substance addictions, depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges. His engaging and collaborative style empowers individuals to overcome problematic behaviors and develop healthier coping strategies. Kenneth's dedication shines through in his practice, inviting individuals to embark on a journey toward a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Sharon Wharton, LCSW, is a dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding individuals through challenging periods in their lives, particularly during times of loss or significant life transitions. In moments when people often feel afraid, lost, and uncertain, Sharon provides a safe and supportive environment. She understands that it's common for individuals facing adversity to be overly critical of themselves, withdraw in shame, or lose touch with what brings them joy. Through her compassionate approach, Sharon equips her clients with the tools and skills they need to cultivate a life filled with connection and purpose. She collaborates with clients to acknowledge their current situations, highlighting their inherent strengths and skills, and empowering them to overcome feelings of unhappiness, guilt, or numbness. With techniques rooted in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and other modalities, Sharon keeps her clients’ goals at the forefront of their journey. She offers non-judgmental and empathetic assistance that reframes experiences and alleviates immediate suffering. Through her practice, Sharon fosters an understanding that while emotions such as sadness and anxiety can lead to isolation and fear, no one has to navigate these challenges alone.