Martha Amos is a dedicated professional offering a wide range of therapeutic services including individual counseling, marriage counseling, family counseling, and addiction counseling. With her expertise in Axis II diagnosis and the complexities of mental health issues, Martha specializes in substance abuse addiction, DUI groups, as well as anger management evaluations and mental health evaluations. Clients can benefit from her group sessions focused on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), substance abuse recovery, and anger management. Additionally, she offers parenting classes to support families in their journeys. With over 5 years of experience in the field of addiction, Martha recognizes that everyone faces challenges and is committed to helping her clients navigate the legal system and find the best path forward. DUI groups are conducted on-site, and individual sessions are offered on a sliding scale, ensuring accessibility for all who seek her support.

Elizabeth Aubert is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) who supports individuals, couples, families, and organizations in achieving positive and lasting behavioral change. She believes in the power of personal transformation and is dedicated to guiding her clients through the process. Specializing in working with children, families, and couples, Elizabeth addresses a variety of challenges, including addictions, trauma, anxiety, mood disorders, dual diagnosis, and unhealthy thought processes. She focuses on strengthening relationships and improving communication styles, whether her clients take big steps or small ones. Elizabeth is trained in suicide prevention, trauma care, and addictions recovery, and she is recognized as a certified provider of the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) framework. Additionally, as a trained EMDR provider, she utilizes effective therapeutic modalities such as Play Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) to help individuals heal from trauma, regardless of its age or severity. As a gentle therapist, Elizabeth is committed to honoring the integrity of each client's experience. She warmly invites individuals to share their stories in an environment filled with open acceptance, kindness, and unwavering compassion.

Lea Ayer, LPC, specializes in guiding individuals and elders through major life changes such as marriage, growing families, divorce, grief, and career transitions. With expertise in managing chronic and terminal illnesses as well as caregiver stress, she addresses the profound impacts these experiences can have on a person's identity and joy. Many individuals may feel lost or unrecognizable, struggling with depression, trauma, and anxiety, desperately seeking to reconnect with the person they once were. Lea is dedicated to helping her clients process their experiences and untangle the emotions that inhibit their ability to enjoy life. Utilizing a blend of EMDR, solution-focused, and cognitive behavioral therapies, she takes a holistic approach, considering the mind, body, environment, and spirit. Lea believes that our self-perception and worldview profoundly influence our feelings and behaviors. Through compassionate support and understanding, she empowers her clients to rediscover their joy, rekindle their laughter, and embrace a renewed sense of self. Join her on this transformative journey towards healing and fulfillment.

Bret Bea Phillips is a Registered Psychotherapist and a Certified Missional Coach with extensive experience in coaching and counseling individuals and couples across all ages, genders, and sexual identities. Since transitioning into full-time mental health in 2017, Bret has built a strong foundation in the field after being ordained as a Pastor in 2012 and gaining certification as a Missional Coach in 2014 from Multiply Vineyard and Logan Leadership. His true passions lie in mental health advocacy, providing therapeutic support, and serving as an ally within the community. Bret effectively addresses a myriad of concerns, such as relationship issues, life crises, depression, anxiety, addiction, grief and loss, goal setting, and vocational changes. He has a deep commitment to supporting the LGBTQ population and strives to create an inclusive and client-centered therapeutic environment. Bret enjoys working with individuals of all backgrounds, students of various ages, and couples, understanding that differing faith structures and modalities shape each client's journey.

Jessica Boff is a dedicated therapist who resonates deeply with the quote by renowned speaker Brené Brown, believing that it’s not about if we struggle, but how we struggle. She firmly believes that everyone needs someone to talk to, whether it's concerning emotions, life transitions, or core issues. For those recovering from adversity, hardship, trauma, or struggling with low self-esteem, Jessica emphasizes that they are not alone in their journey. Her approach aims to help individuals achieve inner resolution and realize their innate human potential. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic techniques, Jessica safely guides clients to identify the roots of their distress and understand how these challenges impact all facets of their daily lives—ranging from relationships to employment and daily motivation. Well-versed in trauma, substance abuse, self-esteem, mood struggles, and interpersonal relationships, she possesses the necessary skills to facilitate meaningful change. Jessica's therapy practice is designed to provide the assistance, interventions, and compassionate listening that individuals need, all while ensuring accessibility at a value that supports her clients’ goals. Interested individuals are invited to explore more about her professional background and personal approach.

Carleen Bryant is a compassionate therapist dedicated to providing a safe haven for those who often feel like misfit toys, much like the characters in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. She understands that many individuals possess remarkable qualities yet struggle to find their place in a world that can often feel foreign. Carleen specializes in working with teens, adults, and elders dealing with trauma and PTSD, chronic illness, and women's issues. At Credo, she embraces each client's uniqueness and guides them through their challenges, whether that manifests in difficulties at work or the everyday struggle of getting out of bed.<br /> <br /> Carleen's approach is both culturally sensitive and integrative, incorporating a variety of proven modalities such as Trauma-Focused Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and her expertise as a Brainspotting Consultant. This innovative technique enables her clients to process their difficulties through careful attunement, eye position, bilateral sounds, and body sensations. With her warm and welcoming demeanor, Carleen offers direct, open, and honest feedback that empowers clients on their journey towards a happier and more fulfilling life. Her goal is to equip individuals with practical strategies to navigate their emotional landscape and ultimately flourish.

Ashley Carter is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering honesty and openness in her practice. She believes that the counseling relationship thrives on mutual participation, where neither therapist nor client leads, but instead, they journey together with a shared ambition to overcome obstacles and achieve goals. Valuing the individuality of each client, Ashley utilizes an integrated approach that encompasses various therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, among others. With extensive experience supporting a diverse clientele ranging from adolescents to elders, she is committed to helping individuals navigate challenges such as marital and premarital issues, family conflict, and self-esteem concerns. Ashley is excited to support clients in their unique paths to healing and growth.

Renee Collins is a dedicated Registered Psychotherapist at Encounter Counseling Center, known for her EMDR training and her deep commitment to supporting individuals, couples, and families in processing trauma through evidence-based treatment methods. With a longstanding fascination for people and their relationships, Renee has delved into the complexities of the human mind, a passion reflected in her work as the author of three published novels. She channels this enthusiasm into her therapy practice, eager to uncover and understand the unique stories of her clients.<br /> <br /> Recognizing that life can often feel overwhelming, Renee believes in the profound potential for transformation that resides within every individual. She utilizes an Internal Family Systems Therapy perspective, focusing on the impact of past experiences on her clients' current challenges while equipping them with practical strategies to foster positive change in their lives.<br /> <br /> Renee has a particular interest in working with those who have faced toxic and abusive relationships, whether they are currently navigating such difficulties or are in the process of recovery. Her expertise extends to couples and teenagers, and she specializes in addressing sexual issues within and outside of relationships, alongside managing symptoms of depression and anxiety. With her warm and empathetic approach, Renee Collins is here to guide clients toward healing and empowerment.

Kyle Davis is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and health conditions effectively manage insomnia and related sleep disorders. With a focus on enhancing the well-being of his clients, Kyle utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), a highly effective and targeted approach to treatment. He recognizes how frustrating insomnia can be and aims to alleviate the overwhelming information and products available to improve sleep. With a structured treatment course lasting 6-7 weeks, Kyle assists clients in changing thought and behavioral patterns contributing to their sleeping difficulties. Additionally, as a certified instructor in the Empowered Relief chronic pain management program and a certified practitioner in Pain Reprocessing Therapy, he empowers clients to minimize the impact of chronic pain on their lives. His commitment to fostering restful sleep and managing chronic pain allows individuals to experience renewed freedom and enhanced quality of life.

Caroline Dohm is dedicated to fostering a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore the reasons that led them to seek counseling. She approaches each person's thoughts, emotions, and actions with compassion, recognizing that they have served significant purposes in their lives. Caroline utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Somatic therapy, Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), and the Gottman Method, among others, to offer straightforward tools for clients to develop new ways of interacting with themselves and the world around them. She actively engages during sessions, employing listening, gentle confrontation, and metaphors, while also integrating psychoeducation on topics like communication and relationships. Understanding the complexity of each individual, Caroline encourages clients to explore at their own pace, assuring them that wherever they are is the perfect place to start on their journey of healing and growth.

Arava Geva is a licensed clinical social worker with fifteen years of experience in the mental health field who earns respect from clients of all ages, from teens to elders. Utilizing a mindfulness, body-centered approach, she works with individuals and couples, passionately advocating for the profound connection between mind and body. Arava believes that exploring thoughts, habits, patterns, and the somatic or physical experience leads to long-lasting, transformative change. Honored to act as a facilitator on each client’s journey towards enhanced wellness, she is expertly trained in Hakomi Body Centered Psychotherapy, which uses mindfulness to address issues such as depression, anxiety, addictive behaviors, relationship problems, chronic pain, and trauma. Arava is also equipped to utilize EMDR for acute trauma. She recognizes the inherent desire within everyone to move towards a balanced, healthy life, understanding that challenges can arise which may feel overwhelming without guidance and support. Through psychotherapy, Arava provides a compassionate and thoughtful space for self-exploration, meeting clients where they are on their unique paths toward healing.

In the beautiful region of Western Colorado, Eric Gustavson is dedicated to helping individuals live their best lives. Many people face challenges such as stress, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, or past traumas that can hinder their potential. Eric provides a warm, non-judgmental space for clients to share their thoughts and feelings. He understands that trust can be fragile, especially for those who have been hurt by people they thought they could confide in. Eric's role is to guide and support clients as they take steps towards creating the fulfilling life they desire. As a nationally certified counselor (NCC) and licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Colorado, Eric brings fourteen years of diverse experience, including residential treatment, crisis hotlines, and co-responder roles alongside law enforcement. He specializes in working with teens, adults, and elders, offering various therapeutic modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Motivational Interviewing. Eric is committed to helping clients navigate through issues such as trauma and PTSD, grief, behavioral concerns, and stress management. Regardless of the circumstances, he believes that together, they can overcome life's challenges. Eric welcomes anyone unsure about starting their therapeutic journey by offering free initial consultations to ease any uncertainties surrounding the process.

Hannah Huffman, EdS, is dedicated to fostering supportive relationships with her clients, guiding them towards substantial progress. She specializes in Child Centered Play Therapy, providing a nurturing space for children to express themselves through play in a safe environment. For teens and adults, Hannah utilizes a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and person-centered approach, focusing on evidence-based methods to promote healthier mental states by transforming negative thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Understanding that life can be challenging and often overwhelming, Hannah is committed to offering the necessary support during difficult times, helping her clients navigate through trauma, PTSD, family conflict, and various other general issues. Her warm, caring approach ensures that all individuals—be it preteens, children, adolescents, or adults—feel valued and empowered in their therapeutic journey.