Matthew Brenner is a dedicated therapist committed to helping individuals achieve their personal goals. He takes a holistic approach to therapy, guiding clients to align their mind, body, and spirit. With a generalist practice, he demonstrates a remarkable comfort level with a wide array of clients, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. Matthew boasts ten years of experience in the helping professions and specializes in addressing issues such as addiction, relationship dynamics, self-esteem, and trauma. His expertise spans several therapy modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Humanistic approaches. A nationally certified counselor and registered psychotherapist in Colorado, he emphasizes client confidentiality by not accepting insurance, ensuring clients' mental health issues remain private. Matthew's practice is a safe space for those looking to navigate their struggles with a compassionate and skilled guide.

Sammy Charytoniuk, LPC, is a dedicated therapist who embarks with clients on their brave journey toward healing and self-discovery. Utilizing a wide array of therapeutic methods, Sammy supports teens, adults, and couples in their quest for awareness and change. With a focus on specialties such as Anxiety, Depression, Self-Esteem, and Trauma, Sammy understands that each individual possesses a unique story and way of being. This humanistic and experiential approach, combined with a mind/body-centered focus, empowers clients to break free from negative thought patterns and cultivate greater self-awareness. Passionate about modalities like EMDR and Gestalt Therapies, Sammy creates a safe space for transformation. Additionally, Sammy enjoys collaborating with fellow therapists, offering supervision and consultation, fostering a supportive professional community.

Jane Fineberg is a dedicated therapist who offers services to individuals, couples, and families. With a strong emphasis on a relationship-based psychodynamic approach to therapy, she utilizes her certification in EMDR and her training in Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) to provide effective support. Jane also offers clinical supervision and EMDR consultation services for fellow practitioners. Drawing from a variety of evidence-based practices, she tailors her therapy sessions to meet the unique needs of each client, employing creative solutions to address their specific challenges. With extensive experience in the mental health field since 2002, Jane has worked in diverse environments, including wilderness therapy settings, community mental health systems, hospitals, palliative care, and private practice. Her expertise includes addressing issues such as Bipolar Disorder, Trauma and PTSD, coping skills, relationship concerns, and much more, making her a versatile and compassionate resource for those seeking help.

Carol Gerard specializes in providing comprehensive psychological evaluations for adults, adolescents, and children. Through her expertise, she helps individuals and their health care providers gain a deeper understanding of the diverse issues and concerns faced by them or their loved ones. Her evaluation process typically involves several engaging sessions that encompass discussions about personal background and current challenges. Utilizing a variety of psychological tests, Carol aims to develop a thorough understanding of the client’s concerns. Upon completion of the discussions and testing, she provides detailed information and a written report, summarizing the findings. Carol conducts psychological testing, including personality tests, behavioral assessments, and intelligence tests tailored to different age groups. It is important to note that she does not provide psychotherapy services. While operating on a part-time basis, the average duration for completing an evaluation spans approximately four weeks. After assessing the results with her clients, she offers insight into what the findings mean and, with consent, shares a copy of the report with the appropriate parties, such as healthcare providers or schools.

Hallie Lincoln is a compassionate therapist who works with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Emphasizing a humanistic and strengths-based approach, she utilizes attachment-focused techniques to foster a supportive environment. As a culturally-sensitive clinician, Hallie is dedicated to working transparently and collaboratively with clients from diverse backgrounds and orientations. Her passion for mental health merges with her love for music, exemplified by her co-founding of Backline Care, a nonprofit organization aimed at providing mental health and wellness resources within the music industry. Hallie earned a Bachelor of Science in Child Psychology from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, and a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver, concentrating on Mental Health and Trauma. She is also on the verge of completing a postgraduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the Denver Family Institute.

Kathleen Lorch, LPC, works with individuals of all ages, helping them confront and navigate the difficult challenges life presents. With specialized expertise in play and family therapy, as well as individual and couples therapy, she guides her clients through a myriad of issues including divorce, trauma, physical and sexual abuse, grief, school performance, and ADHD/ADD. Kathleen's approach is characterized by a deep respect for her clients' journeys and their genuine efforts for change. She fosters insight and awareness, empowering clients to shift into healthier, more satisfying patterns while highlighting their strengths, talents, and passions to create the life they desire. Therapy with Kathleen can relieve feelings of stress, encourage creative exploration, and help regulate emotions, fostering self-acceptance and compassion. Through individual and couples work, clients can break free from negative patterns, moving towards genuine happiness and satisfaction. Utilizing methods such as Mindfulness, Hypnotherapy, and EMDR, Kathleen facilitates the transformation of trauma and pain, guiding clients on an inner journey toward clarity and self-awareness. Her compassionate and client-centered approach supports wellness, healing, and the enhancement of positive relationships, working diligently to reduce suffering and actualize true happiness and fulfillment.

Dr. Jeffrey Mahler is a skilled psychologist with a rich background in treating clients of all ages, including preteens, children, teens, and adults. Located in Evergreen and Frisco, Colorado, Dr. Mahler employs a collaborative model of therapy, encouraging his clients to take an active role in their own treatment. He partners with them to establish treatment goals and regularly solicits feedback on their therapeutic journey. With extensive experience in various therapeutic approaches, Dr. Mahler adeptly selects effective techniques to address a wide array of emotional challenges such as bipolar disorder, trauma, depression, anxiety, and family conflict. His style is characterized by direct and problem-focused dialogue, appealing to clients who value honesty and straightforward communication. Dr. Mahler takes great care to understand his clients as whole individuals, which enables him to provide personalized suggestions tailored to their unique situations. Beyond psychotherapy, he also conducts comprehensive psychological evaluations, including diagnostic emotional testing, assessments for mood disorders, ADHD evaluations for children and adults, and learning disability assessments. Notably, Dr. Mahler integrates EMDR techniques for trauma reduction, enhancing the therapeutic experience for those who seek his support.

Bonnie Marie Shanser is a compassionate and insightful counselor who holds an MA and is licensed as an LMHC and LPC. With a profound belief in the inherent wholeness and brilliance of every individual, she supports adults dealing with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and those seeking deeper spiritual connections. Bonnie employs a diverse array of therapy types, including Expressive Arts, Somatic, and Transpersonal therapies, along with Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). As a Body Psychotherapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, she skillfully combines body-based approaches with movement therapies to guide clients in reconnecting with their bodily experiences. Bonnie’s work focuses on helping clients navigate the complex layers of their lived experiences, encouraging them to reconcile and reclaim parts of themselves they may have lost touch with. In her practice, she adopts a strength-based, person-centered approach as a compassionate guide, fostering a safe environment for exploration and healing. Bonnie invites those ready to listen to their bodies and engage in the journey of healing to discover more about her integrated therapeutic methods.

Eva Mathison, LCSW, embodies a mindfulness-based approach to therapy, drawing from her extensive experience as a trauma-informed therapist. She utilizes a diverse range of modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness techniques, catering to adolescents, adults, and families alike. Eva is dedicated to creating an empathic and safe environment, empowering her clients while partnering with them on their journey. Her mission is to assist individuals in navigating past challenges and overcoming limiting beliefs, all while unlocking their inner strength and resilience. With a robust background in community-based mental health and residential care settings, Eva has a reputation for supporting clients through trauma, emotional disturbances, and life transitions. She also offers her services via telehealth, extending her compassionate care to individuals in Missouri and New York.

Lynn Meyer, CAS, specializes in providing support to teens, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, stress, relationship challenges, difficult transitions, school and work issues, low self-esteem, and addiction. Approaching therapy from a strengths-based perspective, Lynn incorporates techniques from various therapeutic theories to align with each client's unique personality and circumstances. She fosters a non-judgmental environment, allowing clients to express their concerns and collaboratively explore pathways for emotional growth, skill development, and meaningful change. Beyond her private practice, Lynn brings a wealth of experience from community-based mental health, law enforcement, integrated healthcare, school settings, and inpatient facilities. In these environments, she has offered individual therapy, facilitated counseling groups, and provided clinical supervision to master’s level students. Recognizing that starting therapy can feel intimidating, especially for those new to the process, Lynn provides a free consultation to answer any questions and determine mutual compatibility, ensuring a supportive beginning to the therapeutic journey.

Rachel Miller is a dedicated therapist native to Summit County, having grown up in Frisco, CO. She deeply appreciates the unique experiences that each client brings to the therapeutic relationship and employs an eclectic mix of modalities tailored to meet their goals. Rachel earned both a Bachelor of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Azusa Pacific University in Los Angeles, CA. Subsequently, she completed her Master of Social Work at the University of Denver, focusing on Children and Youth Resiliency and obtaining a certificate in Social Work with Latinos/as. Rachel provides bilingual services in both Spanish and English, ensuring accessibility and connection for diverse clients. Her practice focuses on a broad range of issues, including Depression, Anxiety, and Coping Skills, along with specialized support in areas such as Peer Relationships, Grief, and Life Transitions.

Susanne Neal, LAC, recognizes that in today’s world, reaching out for help may often feel like a daunting task. She invites individuals to connect through virtual platforms, understanding that life is a journey filled with transitions and opportunities for growth. With deep insight into how past experiences shape present thoughts and behaviors, Susanne helps clients break free from entrenched patterns that hinder progress. Her Cognitive Behavioral approach allows for exploration of childhood experiences and their influence on current challenges. Utilizing Brainspotting, she facilitates brain healing and emotional recovery. Additionally, Susanne is a passionate advocate for Emotional Support Animals (ESA), believing in the profound connection between human wellbeing and animal energy. With her personal journey fueling her commitment, she is dedicated to guiding others toward meaningful change in their lives and relationships.

Hannah Olszewski, LPC, is a compassionate therapist who believes that counseling is one of the greatest forms of self-care. She understands that individuals may sometimes lose their clarity in life and require assistance to navigate their challenges. Hannah creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to process their experiences, recognizing that fears, frustrations, and feelings of being stuck can be difficult to confront alone. Her goal is to equip clients with the tools necessary for living authentically in alignment with their true selves. She promotes self-awareness to help improve self-care, confidence, and direction. Hannah employs an eclectic, integrative approach to therapy, leaning towards cognitive behavioral therapy to connect behaviors, thoughts, and feelings. She also utilizes Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), offering a productive method for addressing disruptions caused by both small and large traumas. For those who need simply a place to express their inner thoughts and feelings, Hannah provides a supportive environment to honor their individuality. Valuing the therapeutic alliance, she engages in a brief dialogue at the end of each session to learn how to better serve her clients, ensuring a tailored therapeutic experience.