Sharon Huntoon is a compassionate therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate the complexities of mental health, substance abuse, and trauma. With credentials as a CACIII and a degree from Walden University, she brings wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. Sharon works with clients facing various challenges, including addiction, PTSD, domestic abuse, and relationship issues. Her therapeutic approach includes techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which many clients find beneficial in processing difficult memories and achieving emotional relief. The agency where she practices offers a range of programs, including Intensive Outpatient, Enhanced Treatment, and specialized services for those fulfilling court-ordered treatment requirements. Whether serving individuals, couples, or groups, Sharon is dedicated to providing a supportive and healing environment, helping clients find peace and comfort during challenging times.

Jayma Jamieson is a compassionate therapist dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for healing. Understanding that safe, supportive connections can be hard to come by, she creates a nurturing atmosphere where clients can process problematic relationships and past traumas. Jayma believes in the validity of every voice and ensures that clients feel heard and validated, equipping them with the essential tools for personal growth and healing. She employs an array of techniques in her practice, including EMDR, inner child work, and spiritual energy work, particularly resonating with empaths, highly sensitive individuals, and spiritual seekers. Having an empathic nature herself, Jayma understands the challenges faced by those who often absorb the stresses of others, including the risk of codependency. With an M.A. in Spiritual Counseling Psychology from Naropa University and national certification, Jayma is exceptionally equipped to guide clients through their journeys, especially in these trying times where overwhelm is common. Her passion lies in empowering spiritually oriented individuals and helping them cultivate resilience and healthy coping mechanisms towards a fulfilling life.

Emily Johnson is a compassionate therapist who thrives on connecting with individuals from diverse backgrounds. She believes that the therapeutic relationship is essential for long-term client progress and is dedicated to providing unconditional positive regard. Emily creates a safe and supportive environment in her counseling sessions, embodying her philosophy that therapy should feel like a therapeutic haven. Her therapeutic style is rooted in Carl Rogers' person-centered theory and the humanistic approach of unconditional positive regard. Additionally, she incorporates Gary Landreth's respectful perspective on children, ensuring that clients are viewed holistically. With a strong commitment to cultural sensitivity, Emily strives to understand the real essence of each client as they embark on their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Jane Karyl is a dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding adults and elders through the complexities of life. With a focus on grief, relationship issues, and anxiety, she offers a compassionate space for individuals to explore their emotions. Her expertise extends to addressing trauma, PTSD, and various challenges faced during midlife transitions. Utilizing an eclectic approach that incorporates mindfulness-based therapy, existential understanding, and relational techniques, Dr. Karyl develops personalized treatment plans that resonate with each client's unique journey. Her commitment to fostering self-esteem and coping skills, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, ensures that clients receive the thoughtful support they need to navigate through difficult times. With her warm demeanor and extensive knowledge, Dr. Karyl empowers individuals to discover their strength and resilience as they embark on their path to healing.

Jen Lafond is a skilled therapist who offers a compassionate and supportive environment for individuals during their most challenging times. With a background as a licensed psychotherapist trained in EMDR and Brainspotting, Jen is dedicated to helping clients navigate crises such as depression, anxiety, and trauma symptoms. She believes that crisis is not just a period of struggle but rather an opportunity for growth, inviting clients to delve inward and reflect on their experiences. Jen employs a relational approach, working collaboratively with her clients to uncover the sources of their struggles, enabling them to live a more integrated and fulfilling life. Her extensive training at Naropa University, coupled with two decades of mindfulness meditation practice and a 200-hour yoga teacher training, enriches her therapeutic practice. For adolescents, she often incorporates the principles of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and vital coping skills. Whether seeking support for themselves or their teen, clients will find in Jen a wellspring of wisdom and guidance to transition from crisis to wellness, focusing on healing and emotional integration in their journey towards enjoying life.

Kristen Lewis, LMFT, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals overwhelmed by their emotions, especially in today's challenging world. She recognizes that many are navigating anxiety, stress, and uncertainties, and she offers a safe space for healing. Whether dealing with relationship struggles or the profound grief of losing a loved one, Kristen believes that acknowledging one's pain signifies strength and resilience. Through collaboration, clients are guided in understanding their emotions and are equipped with practical tools to manage overwhelming thoughts and complex situations. Kristen also specializes in working with couples, children, and teens facing various challenges. For parents seeking guidance on how best to support their children, she is prepared to provide the necessary support for both parent and child. Her extensive training and genuine passion for psychotherapy foster an environment conducive to healing, helping clients forge the life they desire and deserve.

Alexia Maroun, LCSW, understands that everyone experiences fear - whether it's the fear of change, the fear of remaining stagnant, or the fear of self-discovery. Life's challenges often leave one feeling overwhelmed, but Alexia believes that facing these fears requires tremendous courage. Through her compassionate guidance, clients learn to embrace acceptance of themselves and their circumstances, paving the way toward a life that reflects their authentic truth and integrity. With a focus on significant life transitions—such as marriage, parenthood, or the loss of a loved one—she helps individuals, couples, and families navigate these pivotal moments with confidence. By fostering loving relationships with oneself and establishing healthy boundaries, Alexia empowers her clients to align with their higher selves, tap into their inner wisdom, and approach life's challenges with clarity. Through various therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Integrative Body Psychotherapy, and more, she provides a supportive environment for healing and personal growth. Alexia Maroun is dedicated to guiding her clients through their fears, helping them realize that they can indeed confront and overcome what frightens them.

Casey McCarthy, MA, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who believes in the transformative power of healing. As a proponent of the idea that 'scars have the strange power to remind us that our past is real,' Casey specializes in guiding individuals through their darkest moments into the light of recovery. With a holistic, Transpersonal/Existential, and Trauma-Informed approach, Casey is particularly effective in supporting adult survivors of childhood abuse, veterans, and members of the GLBTQIA community who are navigating the aftermath of traumatic experiences. Having walked a unique and interesting path in life, Casey has a profound understanding of unconventional traumas, including ritual abuse, sex trafficking, gang activity, military, and religious trauma. Additionally, Casey has expertise in working with those engaged in alternative lifestyles, such as BDSM, Paganism, and Polyamory, as well as creative individuals like musicians and artists. Those who have struggled to connect with mainstream therapists often find solace in Casey’s welcoming and sensitive understanding. With a wide array of life experiences, Casey possesses a remarkable capacity to hold space for the unusual and the unconventional, ensuring that every individual feels honored and supported on their journey to thrive.

Richard Mercer earned his master's degree in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology from Naropa University in 2015. With a rich background in working with hospice patients and their families in Florida, as well as at TRU Community Care since the late 1980s, he brings decades of compassionate experience to his practice. Richard also facilitated grief support groups for three years at TRU, where he honed his skills in providing comfort and guidance in times of loss. Before his work in counseling, he dedicated 12 years as a medical librarian, where he underscored the healing value of being present with individuals facing heartache from loss and life transitions. He aids individuals in the natural re-creation of their personal narratives, fostering new relationships with their lost loved ones through the powerful medium of stories and inspired influences that resonate throughout their lives.

Steven Moore, LPC, is dedicated to helping adults navigate the complexities of work, relationships, and daily responsibilities. Recognizing the importance of a safe space for healing, he provides immediate relief and facilitates lasting change. In his compassionate approach, Steven empowers clients to re-wire automatic thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that hinder their happiness. He offers a blend of individual and couples therapy, utilizing diverse modalities such as somatic therapy, EMDR, and Brainspotting. With extensive experience in aiding those grappling with anxiety and depression, particularly survivors of trauma—whether physical, emotional, or sexual—Steven is a Certified EMDR Therapy practitioner. He also supports couples at any stage of their relationship, focusing on enhancing communication, safety, and intimacy, ultimately rekindling the romance by equipping them with essential tools and motivation.

Madeline Murphy, known affectionately as Maddie, is a highly skilled and compassionate licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Colorado, with a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. With over 15 years of experience, she has dedicated her career to working alongside teenagers, young adults, and their families in various community settings and educational institutions. Madeline understands the challenges of balancing social-emotional needs with academic and career aspirations, as well as maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. She excels in guiding clients through life’s delicate transitions, instilling a sense of support and empowerment. Her areas of expertise include Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, trauma-informed care, parenting, career and graduate school challenges, life changes and transitions, grief and loss, LGBTQ+ issues, relationships, eating disorders, attachment, and codependency. Madeline is deeply passionate about providing a healing space where her clients feel seen, heard, and encouraged to reach their fullest potential.

Brittany Parsons is a compassionate therapist committed to facilitating meaningful relationships that serve as catalysts for change. With 13 years of experience in the helping professions and 8 years as a dedicated social worker, she has established a private practice focused on empowering adults. Brittany specializes in supporting victims and perpetrators of interpersonal violence, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), as well as those navigating poverty and homelessness. Her commitment to social work is driven by a deep-seated duty to assist individuals from all walks of life. In her practice, Brittany employs Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) principles, creating a safe space for clients to explore their challenges and enhance their emotional well-being. She understands the significance of therapeutic rapport in fostering progress, ensuring clients feel comfortable during sessions. While Brittany does not accept insurance, she provides affordable sliding scale payment options to make therapy accessible for everyone. A free phone or video consultation is also available to determine mutual compatibility.

Jamie Peschke, MA, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their most challenging times. With experience working with preteens, children, teens, adults, and elders, Jamie specializes in addressing a variety of concerns, including grief, trauma, PTSD, and complex emotional disturbances. Her approach integrates a range of therapeutic modalities, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Art Therapy, and Trauma-Focused strategies, all tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Jamie believes in the power of mindfulness and creativity in therapy, providing a warm and inclusive environment for all, including those navigating issues related to LGBTQ+ identities, family conflict, and self-esteem challenges. Through individualized, family, and group sessions, she empowers clients to find their voice and achieve emotional resilience, helping them thrive in relation to life transitions, behavioral issues, and more. Jamie's commitment to fostering a safe space encourages healing, self-discovery, and personal growth in everyone she encounters.