Dr. Charles (Chad) Page, Ph.D., welcomes you to his practice with over 36 years of experience in the mental health field. Having served as a school psychologist for 30 years and being in private practice for 34 years, he specializes in providing support to adults, adolescents, children, and couples. His areas of expertise encompass anxiety disorders, mood disorders, grief and loss, trauma and PTSD, as well as LGBT issues. As a client-centered therapist, Dr. Page employs cognitive-behavioral therapy, recognized for its effectiveness in treatment. He adopts a solution-focused approach and places great significance on the client-therapist relationship, believing that a healthy and positive connection is vital in the healing process. Additionally, he has contributed to the academic community as an adjunct faculty member at Colorado State University, teaching a Child Psychology course that explored developmental stages from conception through 12 years of age.

Grace Patterson, LCSW, understands that navigating life's challenges can be daunting. Whether one is feeling low, experiencing uncomfortable changes, or simply seeking support during difficult times, she believes that asking for help is a powerful and important step. At Wholehearted Counseling, she offers a complimentary 15-minute consultation to explore what working together might look like in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. With extensive experience working with children, teens, and families, Grace employs a variety of therapeutic approaches including compassion-focused therapy, trauma-focused methods, and cognitive behavioral therapy. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, she places great importance on honesty, relationships, and vulnerability, guiding clients towards living more wholehearted lives. Grace is enthusiastic about meeting new clients and helping them on their journey toward healing and growth.

Lindy Pearson approaches therapy with a profound belief that the human experience encompasses both joy and pain, often coexisting within the same moment. She understands that wounds developed in relationships must be healed within the context of relationships. For one's true self to emerge, it needs to be witnessed and embraced. Lindy holds space for both the deepest glories and the wounds that clients carry. With a collaborative spirit, she partners with individuals to attentively explore the moments where joy has thrived and where it has been compromised. Together, they journey through the varied landscapes of life, both past and present, to uncover silences and feelings of isolation. Lindy delves deeper than mere behavioral patterns, seeking to reveal and retrieve the meanings that influence her clients' daily lives. In this sacred therapeutic space, the work of discovering one's truest self begins, leading to profound and meaningful transformation by exploring the roots of emotions. Lindy specializes in issues such as grief, women's concerns, and self-esteem, employing trauma-focused and culturally sensitive modalities to cater to diverse needs.

Chris Pelletier, LPC, is dedicated to guiding clients seeking clinical support in their journey towards long-term emotional wellness. Chris provides an empowering environment where individuals gain clarity on the connection between their experiences and mental wellness. With a focus on small, manageable steps towards personal goals, clients are supported in understanding their ongoing needs and leveraging their unique strengths to navigate challenges positively throughout their lives. Utilizing effective techniques from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Attachment-Focused Therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Chris enables clients to forge their own path to emotional stability. For those who resonate with this approach, Chris invites inquiries, understanding that reaching out for support can be a significant first step in the journey to emotional wellness.

Lindsey Phillips is dedicated to helping individuals struggling with depression and anxiety find the relief they seek. Many clients come to her feeling overwhelmed by dark emotions that they can't shake, often feeling unmotivated and down, plagued by constant worries and fears. They may find themselves facing difficulties at work, school, or college, leading to strained relationships and a sense of not being good enough. Lindsey understands that these challenges can feel daunting, yet she believes in the potential for transformative change. <br /> <br /> In her practice, she creates a warm and welcoming environment where down-to-earth conversations can lead to genuine progress. Lindsey prioritizes the application of logical, practical, and evidence-based techniques, specifically through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to guide clients on their journey toward achieving their personal goals. She empowers individuals to take an active role in addressing their challenges, ensuring they don't have to tolerate their problems or endure the associated pain any longer. Lindsey would be honored to assist them in creating a fulfilling life amidst their struggles.

Amber Phipps is a compassionate couples, marriage, and family counselor who deeply understands the significance of relationships in our lives. With a holistic approach, she addresses the emotional, social, spiritual, and physical needs of her clients, facilitating their journey towards full potential and enhanced well-being. By meeting her clients where they are, Amber effectively addresses their specific concerns, guiding them through healing, change, learning, and growth. With a Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Capella University, Amber Phipps is a Certified Affirmative Therapist (CAT) and certified in Mental Health First Aid. A proud native of Northern Colorado, she is dedicated to supporting her community and has spent the last three years working extensively with families on relationships, boundary-setting, and navigating life's challenges.

Reni®e Pigsley is a licensed professional counselor (MS, LMHP, NCC) who believes that every individual is deserving and capable of growth. With extensive clinical experience, she specializes in treating eating disorders and supporting individuals transitioning away from religious backgrounds. Recognizing the isolation that often accompanies deconversion, Reni®e provides a compassionate space for those experiencing loss of community, identity issues, anxiety, depression, and relationship tensions. Her goal is to help clients explore their authentic selves in a manner that is both empowering and fulfilling. While taking the first step to see a therapist can be nerve-wracking, she is dedicated to offering support and warmth through a variety of evidence-based therapeutic techniques. For anyone uncertain about the process, Reni®e welcomes the opportunity to provide guidance and discuss how she can assist in their journey toward change.

Bernadette Pivarunas is a compassionate therapist who understands the struggles of feeling down, anxious, or alone. She recognizes the frustrations that can arise from seeking clarity in relationships, whether with a partner or a teenager. Through her practice, she provides individual, couple, and family psychotherapy, as well as assessment services, catering to adolescents aged 10 and above and adults. As a dedicated developmentalist, Bernadette aims to empower individuals, couples, and families to thrive rather than merely survive. Specializing in disordered eating and obesity, trauma, and couple therapy, she employs a diverse range of therapeutic methods including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and innovative body-based approaches like sensorimotor therapy and PACT. Her eclectic, science-grounded approach allows for tailored treatment plans that address the unique needs of each client. With a warm, creative, and direct demeanor, Bernadette is committed to guiding clients on their journey towards healing and wholeness.

Eline Potoski is a compassionate and respected therapist who engages with her clients in a down-to-earth and holistic manner, fostering trust and a sense of partnership. She specializes in helping individuals navigate significant life transitions, alongside managing stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. Eline particularly excels in supporting those who have experienced trauma, whether recent or from the distant past, helping them heal and grow. Clients are encouraged to explore the inner world they inhabit, with Eline providing a supportive space to build insight and access their internal wisdom. Certified in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR, she has received extensive training in relational psychodynamic psychotherapy, as well as somatic and mindfulness-based therapies. Eline collaborates with clients to create a therapeutic approach that feels organic and aligned with their desired changes in life. She is also sensitive to a variety of identities and experiences, including different expressions of gender, sexuality, culture, and socio-economic status. With a commitment to social justice and an appreciation for the deep knowledge inherent within each individual, Eline partners with her clients to foster understanding and empowerment throughout the therapeutic journey.

Elaine Poulin is a compassionate licensed psychologist dedicated to helping individuals navigate feelings of worry, sadness, and anxiety. Many people may find themselves feeling stuck in unhelpful patterns related to relationships, food, work, or school, often burdened by concerns about how others perceive them. Elaine specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, eating disorders, relationship difficulties, life transitions, loneliness, and grief or loss. She firmly believes that beginning therapy can be a pivotal step towards achieving a more fulfilling life. Recognizing the importance of a trusting therapist-client relationship, Elaine creates a safe, non-judgmental, and collaborative environment that encourages the exploration of difficult issues. Understanding that seeking therapy can provoke anxiety in many, she is committed to ensuring that each session is a comfortable, engaging, and enriching experience for those she works with.

Mary Preston, LMFT, is a dedicated and empathetic therapist who graduated from the Honolulu Campus in 2004 and attended Argosy University. With a passion for helping adults navigate life's challenges, Mary specializes in addressing issues such as religious trauma and compassion fatigue. She is particularly skilled in working with individuals facing grief, relationship conflicts, and anxiety, while also being attuned to the unique experiences of LGBTQ+ clients. Mary's therapeutic approach is rooted in culturally sensitive practices and encompasses a variety of modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), and family systems therapy. As a supportive guide, she is committed to empowering her clients to develop coping skills, improve self-esteem, and transition smoothly through life's changes. In both individual and group sessions, Mary fosters a safe and inclusive environment where personal growth and healing can thrive.

Nathan Preston is a compassionate therapist focused on guiding individuals through their personal journeys of healing and self-discovery. With an empathetic approach, Nathan creates a safe and nurturing environment where clients feel valued and understood. He believes in the profound impact of therapy on mental health and personal growth, empowering clients to navigate their challenges with resilience and insight. Nathan's dedication to fostering a supportive therapeutic relationship helps cultivate lasting change, allowing individuals to embrace their true selves and flourish. Whether it's through individual or group therapy, Nathan's mission is to inspire hope and facilitate meaningful transformations in the lives of those he serves.

Oz Psychotherapy, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC), and Alcohol and Drug Specialist (ADS), understands the importance of both physical and emotional hygiene. They recognize that neglecting mental wellness can lead to serious consequences, similar to ignoring physical health. Many individuals have been conditioned to prioritize others’ needs above their own, leading to an imbalance that can be difficult to rectify. Oz is dedicated to guiding clients as they learn to balance their own wants with the needs of others, providing valuable skills for creating a rewarding life. <br /> <br /> With years of experience, Oz appreciates that a one-size-fits-all approach is ineffective in therapy. They tailor their methodologies, integrating various techniques such as trauma-focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to meet the unique needs, symptoms, and personalities of their clients. Oz believes it is essential to meet clients where they are on their Journey to mental health and self-awareness, emphasizing that therapy is about building resilience and emotional strength.<br /> <br /> Oz’s compassionate and empathetic nature stems from their rich life experiences, enabling them to connect deeply with clients. They invite individuals to share their stories in a safe and supportive environment where genuine listening and understanding are prioritized. Together, they work towards self-improvement, acceptance, and overall well-being. Emphasizing that the past is behind us, Oz encourages clients to take the first step in creating their future today.