Erin Coffman is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding teens and adults through life’s challenges. Specializing in marital and premarital counseling, relationship issues, and trauma recovery, Erin employs a holistic approach that emphasizes emotional healing and personal growth. With expertise in trauma-focused therapies, including EMDR, and a strong foundation in attachment-based and integrative practices, she facilitates a safe space for clients to explore their emotions and experiences. Erin's skillful use of various modalities, including couples, individual, and family therapy, ensures that each client receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs. Passionate about fostering resilience, she addresses a diverse range of issues such as grief, coping skills, infidelity, family conflict, mood disorders, and self-esteem. Erin's warm demeanor and commitment to a client-centered approach create a nurturing environment where growth and healing can flourish.

Sara Cole is dedicated to creating a safe and accepting environment where individuals can discover their inner strength. Recognizing that life can present formidable challenges, she is passionate about empowering others to navigate these obstacles and realize their dreams and goals. Sara employs a tailored theoretical approach for each client, promoting personal growth and the development of unique identities. Her practice includes teletherapy to offer clients flexibility and convenience in accessing mental health support. Sara's treatment specialties encompass a wide range of areas, including Depression, Anxiety, Co-Occurring Disorders, Substance Abuse/Dependence, ADHD/ADD, Personality Disorders, Stress Management, Work and Career Issues, Grief Counseling, Anger Management, Domestic Violence or Abuse, Couples Counseling, Family Counseling, Gambling Addictions, Trauma and PTSD, as well as Drug and Alcohol Assessments. With a dual diagnostic approach, Sara strives to treat the whole person, fueled by her passion for understanding mental health and substance use issues. The inclusion of video-based teletherapy reflects her commitment to providing affordable and easily accessible mental health services that cater to the needs of her clients.

With over 20 years of clinical experience, Gregory Creed, LPC, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals through therapy. His practice spans a diverse demographic, including preteens, teens, adults, and families. Gregory employs a strength-based approach that empowers families to look beyond their challenges and seize opportunities for growth. He believes that building on familial strengths is essential for improving relationships and overall family functioning. Gregory specializes in providing consultation and parent education, aiming to equip parents with effective strategies that foster positive parenting. As a practitioner of the Gottman Method, he takes particular pleasure in couples counseling, and he also supports school-age children and teens by collaborating with their parents to address and ameliorate behavioral, academic, social, and emotional issues, particularly those that have arisen in the wake of the pandemic. Gregory Creed is passionate about guiding his clients toward resilience and emotional well-being.

Life can often feel overwhelming, marked by daily stress and uncertainty about the future. Many individuals who turn to therapy may not have seen themselves as anxious before, yet find themselves struggling to manage their worries. Feelings of loneliness may creep in, pushing them to confront the deeper issues they have long set aside. Kim Daulton understands this journey and offers hope and healing through her compassionate therapy approach. She empowers clients to rediscover their inner strength and navigate through struggles to achieve their dreams. As a skilled therapist, she believes in honoring each person's story, recognizing their expertise in handling their emotions and life choices. At Hope Counseling, Kim provides a safe environment where individuals can explore the roots of their problems and embark on a transformative journey towards authenticity and freedom. Through various modalities including Emotionally Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, her goal is to support clients on their path to wellbeing.

Kayla Edson, LPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to nurturing the emotional well-being of children and adolescents. With a keen understanding of the challenges faced by young individuals, she often hears statements like, 'I don’t want to go to school today' and 'I feel like no one likes me.' Such expressions reveal the heartache and confusion that many children experience in today's chaotic world. Kayla aims to connect with families who recognize these challenges and strive to help their children cultivate happiness, peace, and self-acceptance. <br /> <br /> Utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic modalities tailored to each child’s unique personality, Kayla integrates play therapy, family systems, EMDR, neurofeedback, and expressive arts into her practice. She specializes in creative interventions, including sand tray, music, and art combined with talk therapy, to effectively engage her young clients. <br /> <br /> Kayla is passionate about guiding children to identify and articulate their emotions, to participate actively in their communities, and to build fulfilling relationships with family and peers. Her commitment to helping children develop social, emotional, and coping skills allows them to navigate life’s challenges with confidence and resilience.

Robin Fankell is a licensed professional counselor who understands the myriad challenges that kids and teens face today. It’s no surprise that many young people experience overwhelming emotions like depression, anxiety, and anger. Robin recognizes that these emotions can sometimes manifest into concerning behaviors, including social withdrawal, frequent crying, lashing out, self-harm, or even expressions of suicidal thoughts. For families facing these challenges, Robin emphasizes that they are not alone and that help is available. With a focus on providing professional support, she creates a welcoming environment for children to open up and explore their feelings, allowing her to delve into the core issues and devise the most effective therapeutic strategies. Robin strives to make therapy a positive and enjoyable experience by not only recognizing a child's strengths and struggles but also sharing practical tools for coping between sessions. She believes in the power of humor and connection in the therapeutic process. It's natural for both kids and their families to feel nervous when beginning therapy, and Robin encourages a consultation to address any concerns regarding her background, therapeutic approaches, and to foster a sense of comfort. Her goal is to build a trusting relationship with each child and their family while guiding them toward emotional well-being.

Helen Frost is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who adopts a client-centered and humanistic approach in her practice. With a belief that everyone faces challenges throughout life, she is dedicated to guiding individuals through their unique journeys towards healing. With extensive experience in areas such as Depression, Anxiety, Chronic Illness, Women's Issues, as well as support for Adolescents, Children, and Parenting, she has a diverse background that spans various settings, including Corrections, Medical environments, Non-profits, and both Group and Private practices. Helen firmly believes in the importance of seeking help during difficult times, and it is her privilege to assist individuals in overcoming their challenges.

Deanne Helmboldt, LMFT, has dedicated her career to counseling since 1991, driven by a passion for helping individuals unlock their greatest potential through counseling, spiritual direction, and Neurofeedback. She specializes in guiding clients towards healing and strengthening their self-identity, relationships, and navigating life’s challenges and transitions. Offering a range of services, such as individual, marital, and premarital counseling along with spiritual direction, Deanne utilizes the Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS). This gentle, non-invasive modality fosters communication within the central nervous system, empowering the brain to address its own healing processes. LENS is particularly effective for a variety of issues, including anxiety, sleep disturbances, traumatic brain injuries, depression, fatigue, ADD/ADHD, autism, PTSD, as well as cognitive challenges like headaches and memory fog. Deanne believes in the transformative power of self-awareness and encourages her clients to embrace their own strengths to move forward with clarity and purpose in life.

Marci Jacobs is a compassionate and dedicated Registered Psychotherapist with a Master’s degree and numerous credentials, including NCC. She specializes in helping adults and elders navigate complex emotional challenges, particularly trauma and PTSD, as well as dissociative disorders. Marci employs a variety of therapeutic methodologies, including Trauma-Focused therapy, EMDR, and Person-Centered approaches, tailored to each individual’s needs. In her practice, she values both eclectic methods and Christian counseling principles to foster a supportive environment for couples and individuals. With her extensive training and genuine passion for fostering healing, Marci is committed to empowering her clients on their journey towards recovery and self-discovery.

Patrick Kelly is a skilled hypnotherapist specializing in a variety of issues, including smoking cessation, stress reduction, weight management, and sports performance—both in the boardroom and the bedroom. His practice in Downtown Greeley features the only touch-less massage chair in the area, reflecting his commitment to holistic wellness. Trusted by doctors and mental health professionals, Patrick integrates as an adjunct to enhance overall patient care. His expertise extends to addressing concerns such as PTSD, ADHD, bruxism, pain management, and grief, including hospice situations. Studies have consistently shown that hypnosis is the most effective method to aid individuals in quitting smoking, as well as tackling weight challenges and improving performance while alleviating anxiety and stress. With an impressive background of over 800 hours of education and residency from the nation’s first accredited college of Hypnotherapy, Patrick is dedicated to educating his clients and facilitating impactful change. His extensive experience underpins the powerful, long-lasting results that hypnosis can offer, helping individuals navigate even the most difficult life transitions.

Dana Kline is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who understands the profound impact of traumatic life experiences. She recognizes how these challenges can leave individuals feeling stuck and powerless, not only affecting their own well-being but also their relationships. With a commitment to fostering healing, Dana helps her clients navigate through the complexities of trauma, including issues related to sexual abuse, domestic abuse, and emotional pain. Her expertise is complemented by advanced training in treating anxiety and depression, along with a focus on marital and couples counseling. Dana firmly believes that true transformation occurs within the context of meaningful relationships. She utilizes an eclectic approach, combining Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques, tailored to the needs of individuals, couples, and groups. Whether facing issues of grief, self-esteem, or relationship challenges, Dana is there to support her clients on their journey towards personal growth and freedom.

Darla Kraft, LPC, is a compassionate and highly skilled Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in trauma, adoption, and child therapy. With over 30 years of experience in the mental health field, she recognizes that each individual presents unique needs and demonstrates remarkable courage in seeking counseling. As a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor and a Certified Trauma Specialist with the National Institute for Trauma and Loss with Children and Adolescents, Darla focuses on trauma-informed care for families and children aged 3 to 18 who have experienced trauma in their lives. Her expertise in play therapy is not only beneficial for her clients but has also made her a sought-after educator, teaching play therapy techniques to other mental health professionals. Darla has presented extensively across the state at professional conferences, sharing her insights on trauma and play therapy. She has served as President on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Association for Play Therapy and is dedicated to helping parents understand their children's reactions to trauma. Darla's unique practice particularly supports adoptive families, facilitating the strengthening of bonds between parents and children through therapeutic play.

Shandra Lazar understands that trauma can significantly affect various aspects of life, often leading to stress, anxiety, depression, and even physical discomfort. With a commitment to supporting her clients, she collaborates closely with them to navigate through these challenging feelings, guiding them toward a brighter future that fosters healing for both the mind and body. A graduate of the University of Wyoming with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work, Shandra possesses specialized training in systems theory and has extensive experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities and those dealing with grief and loss. Additionally, she has received expert consultation in attachment, trauma, and somatic experiencing. Shandra is eager to support individuals on their journeys toward healing and personal growth.