Faith Nielsen is a compassionate therapist specializing in EMDR therapy, which is known for its effectiveness in rapidly alleviating symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, and significant life stressors. She focuses on treating a variety of challenges, including PTSD, anxiety, women's issues, depression, emotion management, relationship problems, and general trauma. With her guidance, clients process traumatic memories that may have been hindering their lives, developing tools to help them stay grounded in the present rather than being overwhelmed by past traumas or future anxieties. As a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist for Individuals (CCTS-I), Faith integrates EMDR with mindfulness practices to assist clients in managing stress related to their past experiences. Her affirming approach ensures that the LGBTQ+ community feels welcomed and supported. Committed to making therapy accessible, she offers a sliding scale to accommodate different financial situations. Faith Nielsen looks forward to supporting clients on their journey to living their best life, navigating setbacks and hardships with resilience and hope.

Corey Nielsen is a compassionate therapist who specializes in guiding individuals through challenges such as depression, anxiety, addiction, mood disorders, grief and loss, as well as issues of oppression and relationship dynamics. He employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, including person-centered therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and culturally sensitive approaches, to meet the unique needs of each client. Corey holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Colorado State University, and he boasts over six years of experience in addressing the mental health needs of the community in diverse settings, ranging from the CSU Counseling Center to a 24-hour community crisis center. His commitment to fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere ensures that all clients feel seen, heard, and accepted. Corey believes that kindness, non-judgment, and unconditional positive regard are fundamental for building authentic human connections, nurturing self-awareness, and supporting individuals on their journey toward achieving personal goals.

Jenna Raymond is honored to accompany individuals on their personal journeys, recognizing the courage it takes to take the first step toward change. She believes that everyone possesses the innate capacity to transform their lives. Approaching therapy from a holistic lens, Jenna views her clients as more than just the challenges they face. With compassion, respect, and humor when appropriate, she adopts a direct approach to help clients achieve their goals. Jenna works with those experiencing issues such as depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, self-esteem concerns, life transitions, and alcohol misuse, utilizing an eclectic mix of traditional and innovative methods to identify the skills necessary for change. Her practice emphasizes creating an accepting and non-judgmental environment, where clients feel safe to explore their thoughts and feelings. Understanding the significance of finding a compatible therapist, Jenna offers a complimentary 30-minute meet and greet, either over the phone or via telehealth, allowing potential clients to ask questions and feel comfortable before embarking on their therapeutic journey together.

Ann Robinson, LCSW, specializes in supporting compassionate women in helping professions who are dedicated to uplifting others but often find themselves struggling with work-life balance. Her ideal clients are those seeking fulfillment without compromising their well-being, addressing challenges such as burnout, stress, and imbalance. Ann provides tailored strategies that emphasize practical solutions for self-care, value-based living, and emotional exploration. With a goal of achieving harmony between career and personal life, she empowers her clients to align their goals and manage stress effectively, nurturing their overall well-being. Through diverse therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems, EMDR, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Ann creates a nurturing space where her clients' well-being is prioritized just as much as their dedication to their work. Together, they shape a fulfilling life, where impactful careers and personal happiness coexist harmoniously, paving the way for a purposeful and balanced journey.

Melissa Root, an LPC Intern with a MA in counseling, believes that everyone is inherently worthy of love for simply being themselves. Specializing in art therapy, she employs an empathetic, person-centered approach that embraces mindfulness and diverse counseling techniques. Melissa works with individuals and families from various backgrounds who are ready to embark on a journey of meaningful change. She is passionately dedicated to discovering creative and individualized therapeutic methods that facilitate growth, transformation, connection, and authenticity. With valuable experience addressing eating disorders, depression, anxiety, trauma, identity issues, and spirituality, Melissa offers a compassionate presence for those seeking a listener who understands their life experiences and supports their path toward healing and growth.

Suzanne Rudolph is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who provides support to children, teens, adults, and elders alike. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced by her clients, she specializes in addressing stress, Asperger's Syndrome, and the emotional complexities surrounding divorce. Suzanne's expertise extends to a variety of general issues, including ADHD, autism, self-esteem, spirituality, and more. Her therapeutic approach includes family and marital therapy, sandplay, and person-centered modalities, allowing her to connect meaningfully with couples, individuals, and families. Known for her warmth and empathy, Suzanne believes in fostering a safe space where clients can explore their feelings and gain insights that lead to personal growth and healing.

Alexis Saint believes that everyone has the potential to find happiness and live a fulfilling life. With a solution-focused approach, Alexis empowers individuals to enhance their emotional well-being and cultivate a more vibrant existence. In collaboration with clients, they strive to increase self-awareness and explore effective strategies for mindfulness in thoughts and behaviors. Alexis guides clients in coping with distress while focusing on increasing the regulation of emotional responses. Throughout the therapeutic journey, emphasis is placed on improving assertive communication and mastering interpersonal problem-solving skills. With 15 years of experience, Alexis has successfully assisted individuals in navigating challenges related to trauma resolution, family conflict, substance abuse, anger management, attachment issues, depression, anxiety, and more. The therapeutic process involves identifying key areas of concern, developing a tailored treatment plan, and incorporating new skills to achieve desired goals. Alexis utilizes advanced technology to provide accessible virtual sessions, ensuring that clients can embark on their healing journey from the comfort of their homes.

Abbey Schneider is a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who recognizes that each person possesses a unique ability to heal and grow. With a heartfelt commitment to individuals, couples, and families, Abbey personalizes her therapeutic services to meet the specific needs of her clients, ensuring they receive the quality support they seek. A strong advocate for empowerment, she helps individuals and families strengthen their personal relationships, fostering an environment where everyone can reach their true potential. Abbey creates a nurturing and inclusive atmosphere for growth and learning, welcoming clients of all ages, genders, cultures, ethnicities, religions, and sexual orientations. Utilizing evidence-based practices, she is adept in a variety of therapy types, including Trauma-Focused, Emotionally Focused, and Play Therapy, among others. Abbey has specialized training in key areas such as Autism spectrum disorders, trauma-informed care, and the promotion of social and emotional skills, which aids in preventing challenging behaviors in young children. In Colorado, she holds an endorsement as an Infant Mental Health Clinical Mentor, a recognition that reflects her extensive training and experience in supporting the unique needs of young children and their families, particularly regarding pregnancy and postpartum issues.

Holly Shaw specializes in working with children, adolescents, and adults through a solution-focused and humanistic approach. In her practice with children, she collaborates with parents to establish goals and frequently partners with school counselors and teachers to ensure comprehensive support. As a Registered Play Therapist, Holly employs play therapy and sandtray techniques to assist children in managing and expressing their difficult emotions. Her expertise as a Certified EMDR Therapist allows her to effectively support individuals who have experienced challenging life events or trauma. Furthermore, Holly extends her practice to adults, offering therapeutic interventions for conditions such as EMDR, depression, anxiety, and grief. With a Ph.D. from the University of Northern Colorado, she brings extensive knowledge to her practice, having taught psychology and counseling classes for eight years. Her professional experience includes working on the Child/Family team at North Range in Greeley, Colorado, and at the Austin Child Guidance Center in Austin, Texas. As both a Registered Play Therapist and a Certified EMDR Therapist, Holly Shaw is dedicated to facilitating healing and growth for her clients.

Blakely Sjostedt Williams, LCSW, is dedicated to creating a nonjudgmental space for individuals to explore the challenging aspects of their lives. She believes that recognizing what has not worked in the past and identifying necessary changes are crucial steps toward healing. Her role as a therapist is to encourage and empower clients to transition from merely surviving to truly thriving. For those who love animals, Blakely's cattle dog mix, Luna, is in training as an animal-assisted therapy companion, bringing joy and enthusiastic tail wags to each session. Specializing in anxiety, self-esteem, self-love, trauma, caregiver support, grief and loss, and interpersonal issues, Blakely employs a whole-body and mind approach using mindfulness, EMDR, and body-based techniques. She integrates various modalities such as person-centered therapy, narrative approaches, trauma-informed care, and motivational interviewing. With experience working with clients across a wide age range, Blakely understands the importance of finding the right therapist for every individual. She values the connection formed during therapy and offers a complimentary 15-minute meet and greet to ensure that clients feel comfortable and have the opportunity to ask any questions before beginning their journey together.

Dominic Smith is a compassionate therapist with extensive clinical experience working with children and their families across various community and educational settings. He specializes in assisting children through developmental disabilities, behavioral and mood disorders, as well as complex family dynamics including divorce and stepfamily issues. Dominic has worked closely with many children who have encountered trauma, such as abuse, neglect, and domestic violence. He believes that involving families, parents, and primary caregivers in the therapeutic journey is essential for addressing the most significant challenges effectively. Creating a nurturing therapeutic environment, Dominic helps clients cultivate a positive self-concept, take on greater personal responsibility, and become more self-directed. His integrative approach allows children to engage in self-determined decision-making and to process traumatic or life-altering experiences in a supportive space.

Michael Sousa is a compassionate therapist whose own healing journey has taken him around the globe, studying various healing modalities to understand how individuals can heal themselves and support one another. His mission as a counselor is to assist and empower individuals to lead more authentic, meaningful, and productive lives, fostering harmony within their families and communities. Michael believes in the profound truth that the world needs each person’s unique qualities, talents, and perspectives. It is essential for individuals to be healthy, joyful, and connected. Whether someone is grappling with significant grief, debilitating depression, chronic pain, challenging relationships, or seeking guidance on video game addiction—a particular area of interest for him—Michael is dedicated to providing the support needed to overcome barriers and share one’s true self with the world. In their work together, clients can expect honesty, compassion, and thoughtful challenges aimed toward achieving their personal goals. The journey begins with self-discovery, recognizing what one has to offer, and ultimately sharing that with the community.

Anne-Marie Suddreth, LPCC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping women navigate the aftermath of challenging relationships. Many individuals struggle with self-doubt and negative self-perceptions following a breakup, often replaying critical voices from the past. Anne-Marie understands that it can feel overwhelming; the longing for confidence and freedom is palpable. She empowers her clients to embrace their true selves, ensuring they feel worthy of love and capable of entering healthy relationships in the future. With over 17 years of experience, she specializes in addressing various issues such as trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. Anne-Marie utilizes effective therapy types, including EMDR, Attachment-based, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to guide her clients on their journey towards healing and self-love. She's ready to help the next person reclaim their life and feel empowered once again.