Kaitlin Minogue is an empathetic therapist deeply committed to helping individuals and couples who are facing challenges in their relationships, experiencing anxiety, or feeling overwhelmed by stress. She empowers her clients to take the first steps towards developing essential skills for connection, growth, and healing. With a holistic approach, Kaitlin collaborates with her clients to cultivate healthy habits, relaxation techniques, and mindful practices. Her expertise extends to guiding individuals and couples through complex life transitions such as break-ups and retirement, ensuring they can navigate these changes with grace and resilience. Kaitlin believes that relationships can be incredibly rewarding and provides a range of tools to foster and maintain meaningful partnerships. She specializes in Couples Counseling, focusing on enhancing communication, rebuilding trust, and reigniting passion and intimacy. Understanding that choosing the right therapist can feel overwhelming, Kaitlin is dedicated to offering free phone consultations to address any inquiries and assist potential clients in determining if she is the right fit for their needs. Additionally, she provides premarital counseling and innovative 'walk and talk' therapy sessions that blend physical activity with therapeutic conversation. Throughout her practice, Kaitlin’s warm, compassionate energy shines, creating a safe space for clients on their journey to emotional well-being.

Trs Neurofeedback has been a dedicated practitioner in the field of Neurofeedback since 2004, achieving board certification in March 2006. Since 2016, they have taught the BCIA certification course in Neurofeedback and created their own certification course in 2021. With a remarkable success rate of 95% for alleviating symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, depression, and sleep-related issues, Trs is committed to making this exceptional treatment accessible by offering low-cost packages, alongside providing insurance receipts for reimbursement. Holding a Ph.D. in counseling from the College of William & Mary, Trs has been a licensed professional counselor since 2007. Their passion for teaching others in the field is reflected in their extensive experience, having analyzed thousands of EEGs to identify common patterns associated with various conditions. Known for their honesty, authenticity, and genuineness, Trs communicates clearly and directly with clients to assess their suitability for Neurotherapy. Their profound care for individuals fuels their excitement about the transformative potential of Neurotherapy in improving the lives of both adults and children.

Elaine Oreilly is a licensed professional counselor who holds a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Alaska. With a strong foundation in family systems theory, humanistic psychology, and cognitive-behavioral techniques, Elaine takes an active and engaged approach to therapy. She is known for her goal-directed methods, often recommending insightful readings and homework assignments to assist clients in their journeys. By focusing on the strengths of each individual or family, Elaine effectively guides them toward achieving their personal goals. She specializes in providing individual, marriage, and family therapy, as well as shared-parenting consultations. Additionally, Elaine serves as an affiliate faculty member at Regis University, where she teaches family therapy. Her areas of specialty encompass a wide range of topics, including relationship and family issues, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, grief, victimization, bipolar disorder, ADD & ADHD, OCD, attachment disorders, phobias, and personality disorders. In recognition of her contributions to the field, she was awarded the Colorado Association of Marriage and Family Therapists' Educator of the Year in 2014.

Maggie Phillips is a dedicated therapist who specializes in working with children of all ages and young adults facing challenges such as anxiety, self-esteem and identity issues, attachment difficulties, emotional and mood disorders, trauma, oppositional defiance, family conflict, anger management, school struggles, ADHD, and self-harming behaviors. With a strengths-based, integrative, and collaborative approach, Maggie promotes success for children across all environments. She meticulously collaborates with families to create a tailored plan featuring realistic goals and evidence-based interventions designed to meet their unique needs. Trained in Synergetic Play Therapy, she employs various techniques to introduce self-regulation strategies while addressing symptoms and potential underlying causes of distress in children. Additionally, Maggie is passionate about supporting teenagers and young adults as they develop essential skills for a bright future, acknowledging the complexities of adolescence, characterized by anxiety and depression, alongside the uncertainties this transformative decade may bring. Her services are thoughtfully designed to align with the specific requirements and aspirations of each family. Maggie eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with new children and families, focusing on illuminating their unique strengths.

Compass Project specializes in attachment, relationships, somatic therapy, and trauma resolution. Healing is not just a possibility; it's a path that they illuminate for their clients. Offering sessions both virtually and in limited in-person formats, Compass Project integrates body-mind work in therapy that empowers individuals facing chronic overwhelm, anxiety, depression, and trauma symptoms to find resolution and live with a deeper sense of freedom and calm. Their holistic approach reflects a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of all aspects of self and the importance of connection with others. With a focus on trauma resolution through Somatic Experiencing®, Somatic Resilience and Regulation, and Attachment Rupture and Repair, Compass Project works collaboratively with clients dealing with grief, relational triggers, anxiety, chronic tension, and a range of other concerns. Recognizing the body as a vital resource for healing, their practice invites clients toward wholeness and restoration. The compassionate professionals at Compass Project are dedicated to helping individuals process what feels stuck, empowering them to embrace their truest selves and experience profound healing.

Karen Quinlisk, LPC, is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting preteens, teens, adults, and elders (65+) through their unique challenges. With a compassionate understanding of issues such as depression, trauma and PTSD, and eating disorders, she provides a safe space for individuals to explore their feelings and experiences. Karen’s therapeutic approach is culturally sensitive and utilizes a variety of modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Art Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailoring her methods to meet the diverse needs of her clients. Emphasizing recovery and resilience, she effectively addresses chronic pain, mood disorders, and relationship issues while being particularly attuned to the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals. Karen is committed to guiding her clients through life transitions, stress management, and personal growth, fostering a nurturing environment for healing and self-discovery.

Jeanie Rothenmaier, LPC, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to empowering individuals through life's challenges. With expertise in supporting a wide range of clients—from preteens to the elderly—she addresses critical areas such as relationship issues, emotional disturbances, and career counseling. Jeanie offers a unique mix of therapy modalities, including Somatic therapy, Positive Psychology, and Family/Marital approaches, ensuring that her clients receive tailored therapeutic support. Her integrative style incorporates mindfulness and strength-based techniques, effectively guiding clients through life transitions, coping skills, and emotional well-being. Whether helping with parenting, crisis intervention, or mood disorders, Jeanie's empathetic and culturally sensitive approach fosters growth and healing in a safe and supportive environment.

Libby Sherwood is a dedicated personal and couples therapist, coach, ketamine-assisted psychotherapist, and relational leadership facilitator. She passionately supports her clients in transcending the limitations of deep-seated conditioning, empowering them to feel more confident, capable, and connected. Whether they are building a business, transitioning in relationships, or seeking to deepen and heal their partnerships, Libby’s transformational work enables them to navigate challenges with skill and ease. Clients are guided to connect with the innate wisdom of their bodies and nervous systems through innovative and dynamic practices, including parts work (IFS), EMDR, Gestalt therapy, Somatic Experiencing (SE), Relational Leadership, and various integration tools that yield profound results. The remarkable realizations that emerge during sessions inspire clients to continue their journey with Libby. What distinguishes her approach is the thorough integration of deeply transformational moments into everyday life through relational tools, which effectively illuminate blind spots and transform unconscious patterns, allowing clients to thrive in their greatest expression—fully awake, aware, and empowered.

Sara Sisty, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, offers support to individuals facing significant life transitions or losses. Her compassionate approach addresses challenges like trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, empowering clients to heal and reconnect with their inner strength. With specialized training in trauma-informed methods, including EMDR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and yoga therapy, Sara fosters a collaborative environment where individuals can navigate grief, loss, and personal transformation. By utilizing evidence-based practices and mind-body techniques, she helps clients uncover their true identities and inherent self-worth. Clients who feel stuck or overwhelmed are welcomed into a space of understanding and support. Sara is also experienced in working with expats living abroad, providing flexibility and a unique perspective on the challenges they face. Even in a telehealth format, her warm energy and commitment to healing make a lasting impact.

Michelle Skiba understands that taking the first step to seek help can be challenging, especially in finding a trusted therapist. She offers a genuine and collaborative counseling environment for individuals, couples, and families. Recognizing that life's issues can become overwhelming—ranging from everyday challenges to significant life transitions—Michelle emphasizes that clients are not alone. In instances where relationships have lost emotional connection, she believes there is always a path toward rediscovery and new experiences. Michelle's work helps clients understand the sources of their distress, allowing them to think more clearly, feel more deeply, and manage their relationships more effectively. Her goal is to build authentic relationships that promote resilience, enhance strengths, and increase overall well-being. Specializing in working with adults and couples struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and relationship issues, she provides a warm, supportive environment for fostering meaningful change. Michelle adopts an active, direct, and empathetic approach to therapy, focusing on building trust and safety. In couples therapy, she primarily utilizes Emotionally Focused Therapy to facilitate positive change and healing in relationships.

Christie Slattery, MA, a graduate of Naropa University in 2012, embodies a belief that everyone possesses the courage to embrace their truest selves and live authentically. With a compassionate understanding of the challenges that can arise from unresolved trauma, ingrained patterns, limiting beliefs, and life’s stresses, she offers guidance and support for individuals navigating their unique journeys. At Lionheart Healing Arts, Christie provides personalized and trauma-informed care tailored to the specific needs of adults and elders. Her integrative approach incorporates a wide array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, Somatic and Cognitive Behavioral Techniques, as well as skills from Positive Psychology and Humanistic practices. Christie is dedicated to helping individuals aged 25 and above explore tools such as mindfulness practices and Hakomi methods to facilitate healing and personal growth. Through her warm and intuitive support, clients are empowered to confront their emotional challenges and embark on a transformative journey towards self-discovery and resilience.

Kenneth Thresher, LAC, is a compassionate and experienced therapist who assists clients facing a diverse range of challenges, including depression, trauma, anxiety, and substance use. Notably, he understands that many individuals seek therapy to alleviate pain, sadness, and confusion, and he works diligently to help them connect the past with the present, empowering them to influence their future through mindful choices and personal strengths. Kenneth is dedicated to fostering a collaborative and empathetic therapeutic environment, integrating empirical interventions with a sense of hope and perseverance. He employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Humanistic, and Mindfulness-Based approaches, tailoring his techniques to address the unique needs of each client. His primary orientation lies at the intersection of Client-Centered, Existential, and Solution-Focused therapies, welcoming individuals who wish to explore the benefits of therapy or continue their healing journey. Kenneth believes counseling can be a transformative space, often one that clients have long avoided, and he invites those interested to discover the profound possibilities within the therapeutic experience.

Jodi Top specializes in guiding teens and adults towards creating healthy lives and relationships. With a passion for supporting individuals in overcoming cycles of self-doubt and transforming the impact of their pasts, Jodi helps clients release harmful patterns and embrace their most authentic selves. Her approach is warm, relaxed, and holistic, drawing on over 25 years of experience to tailor the therapeutic journey to each client’s unique needs and aspirations. Jodi encourages her clients to explore solutions through honest reflection and integrative tools, promoting lasting change. Known for her compassionate support, especially with teens, she fosters an environment filled with warmth and encouragement. Jodi also works closely with adults seeking a deeper, embodied understanding of themselves, gently guiding them to discard ineffective behaviors. With a commitment to clinical supervision, she provides a safe space for growth during challenging times. Jodi is dedicated to walking alongside each client, instilling courage, self-compassion, and lasting coping skills throughout their therapeutic journey.