Autumn Mooney, LAC, is a compassionate Masters-level therapist who believes in finding beauty in all aspects of life. She views change as a vital opportunity for growth. Autumn emphasizes that each individual has the power to create their own perspective and find meaning amidst life's unexpected detours. Although navigating change alone can be empowering, she champions the notion that support enhances personal healing and development. Autumn aims to create a safe, productive space for her clients, applying a culturally sensitive approach that honors each person's unique journey. With experience in dealing with trauma, addiction, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, co-dependency, and life transitions, she proudly serves the LGBTQ+ community as a queer woman. Autumn recognizes that reaching out for help is a courageous step toward achieving a meaningful and fulfilling life. She is dedicated to witnessing her clients' paths to growth and transformation, eager to see the seeds of change flourish.

Patricia Ohara is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to empowering her clients in their healing journey. She strongly believes that treatment goals and timelines should be self-directed, allowing clients to harness their own strengths and resiliencies. Patricia assists them in normalizing their presenting problems and managing stress, particularly during times of change and transition—experiences that are intrinsic to life. Each individual's response to these challenges is unique, and Patricia works collaboratively with clients to identify potential barriers, including limiting belief systems, thought patterns, communication styles, and behaviors that could be obstructing their progress. Together, they develop tailored solutions that are instrumental in achieving their treatment goals. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Certified DBT Therapist (Level I and II Intensive Training), Patricia is also a Clinical Fellow with the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and a member of the Association of Play Therapy. Her approach is grounded in understanding and support, creating a safe space for clients to explore their growth.

Ashleigh Peterson is a dedicated Licensed Addictions Counselor who is passionately committed to helping individuals enact meaningful change in their lives. She understands the struggle of trying to break free from ingrained patterns, whether it’s procrastination or alcoholism, and recognizes that many find themselves stuck in familiar but unsatisfactory routines. With a deep fascination for the process of change, Ashleigh moves beyond temporary fixes, offering her clients the opportunity to achieve long-term, sustainable transformation. <br /> <br /> Recognizing that change is complex and multifaceted, involving emotions, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, Ashleigh creates a safe and supportive environment where individuals can explore these layers. She is devoted to assisting her clients in overcoming addiction, relieving anxiety, battling depression, managing life's transitions, and enhancing self-esteem. <br /> <br /> Through her holistic approach, Ashleigh encourages individuals to connect with their values and desires, promoting a life lived with intention and purpose. Her enthusiasm for supporting people on their journey toward fulfillment and resilience shines through, inviting them to experience profound healing in their relationships and themselves. With Ashleigh, clients can expect a nurturing partnership as they navigate the ups and downs of life, feeling alive and vibrant at every step of the way.

Whitney Post is a dedicated therapist with over 20 years of experience in the addictions and mental health field in Colorado. Having achieved 30 years of sobriety as of September 1, 1993, she wholeheartedly believes in the capacity of her clients to initiate lasting change once they learn to recognize and accept the aspects of their lives that are no longer serving them. As an accessible and active professional, Whitney offers specialized groups tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Sessions occur from Tuesday through Saturday, catering to various group assignments, while individual therapy sessions play a vital role in effective treatment planning. Whitney's practice, Whitian House, provides a range of therapies including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Skills, Relapse Prevention Skills, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), as well as male-specific Domestic Violence classes and programs for Trauma and Addiction recovery. To empower individuals in achieving an effective, addiction-free life, she incorporates yoga, meditation, visualization, and mindfulness into her sessions, facilitating a holistic approach to well-being. Additionally, Whitian House hosts monthly Sober Socials, fostering connections among current and former clients in a supportive sober environment.

Janet Reichart is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adults and elders, particularly in navigating challenges such as trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. With expertise in life transitions, she provides a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach tailored to each individual's unique circumstances. Her therapeutic practice is rooted in various modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which empower her clients to develop effective coping skills and find fulfillment in their lives. Committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment, Janet believes in the power of narrative and person-centered therapy to help clients explore their feelings and gain insights into their experiences. Whether addressing grief, stress, or the complexities of aging, Janet’s focus on strength-based techniques fosters resilience and growth, ensuring her clients receive the support they need on their journey towards healing and well-being.

Ruth Setlak understands that many individuals struggle to find lasting connections and often feel the pain of loneliness despite their best efforts in relationships. She is deeply aware that trauma, challenging childhood experiences, and the disappointments of life can hinder one's ability to feel solid within themselves and pursue their aspirations. Ruth employs mind-body approaches that extend beyond traditional talk therapy, paving the way for profound and lasting change. Together, clients and Ruth identify and mend the obstacles that impede the development of safe, authentic relationships, as well as crafting a life that aligns with their desires. Ruth specializes in supporting children and families facing emotional and behavioral difficulties, sensory challenges, or trauma. Utilizing play therapy, EMDR, and other nervous system-based modalities, she engages children in a way that resonates with their experiences. Ruth's approach dives beneath surface behaviors, collaborating closely with parents to enhance their understanding and strengthen the parent-child relationship. With a belief that awareness is the source of change, Ruth invites clients to explore how she can assist them in creating the transformation they seek. Her warmth and expertise guide clients towards discovering new pathways that feel right for them.

Tanner Simpson serves as the Director of Diagnostic Services at Firefly Autism, where he specializes in the assessment and evaluation of autism spectrum disorders, intellectual and executive functioning, developmental delays, behavioral challenges, and social and emotional difficulties. He employs a strengths-based, compassionate, and forward-thinking approach to deliver scientifically-grounded, culturally sensitive psychological evaluation services for toddlers, children, and adolescents facing a range of developmental, behavioral, and learning differences. While the diagnostic process can seem overwhelming, Tanner is dedicated to supporting families throughout the journey. To ensure an inclusive assessment of an individual’s current level of functioning, he utilizes a multidimensional modality during evaluations. By incorporating data from standardized diagnostic tools alongside input from relevant stakeholders such as parents, educators, doctors, and therapists, Tanner views the evaluation process as a collaborative journey. He identifies the findings as an essential Road Map that helps in understanding how best to support a child. The comprehensive psychological evaluations conducted by Tanner will guide future services, aid in treatment programming, and empower children to live fulfilling lives.

Wellcore Verbin believes in the transformative power of healing and thriving together with clients. With over a decade of experience, Wellcore has supported individuals in reconnecting with their authentic selves, managing their mental health, and flourishing in mind, body, and spirit. Having gathered insights through experiences both in the United States and abroad, Wellcore has crafted a therapeutic style recognized by clients as empowering, collaborative, and interactive. Each therapy journey begins with the understanding that a person is more than their symptoms or life challenges. Specializing in helping clients embrace their 'human' qualities without judgment, Wellcore effectively addresses issues such as anxiety, stress, and depression, while also guiding individuals through grief and loss to redefine their unique identities. Wellcore's work is grounded in mental wellness, utilizing a trauma-informed integrative model infused with evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness. From the initial meeting, Wellcore is deeply invested in each client's well-being, striving to create a welcoming and inclusive space for all aspects of their authentic selves. Clients are reminded they do not need permission to heal, feel good, and prioritize themselves. Ready to take the steps towards self-investment? Wellcore Verbin is here to support the journey.

Diane Wall is a dedicated therapist at PorchLight, a Family Justice Center, where she passionately assists clients who are navigating the challenges of Domestic Abuse, Stalking, or Sexual Assault. With her expertise as a victim compensation therapist, she offers support to individuals who have experienced crime, ensuring they receive the care they deserve. Diane prioritizes helping those dealing with abuse and narcissistic issues, demonstrating her commitment to providing safe and effective therapeutic guidance. Her sessions are valued for their impactful and compassionate approach, allowing clients to explore their healing journey in a nurturing environment.

Amanda Weaver understands that life can be challenging and relationships can be complex. Many individuals find it even more daunting when they struggle with self-identity or self-worth, face anxiety, navigate transitions, or have experienced trauma. Through her therapeutic practice, Amanda provides a welcoming space for clients to articulate and reflect on their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This process fosters deeper understanding, which can empower individuals to lead more authentic lives. She views therapy as a non-judgmental and collaborative environment, where the focus is on alleviating pressing issues and uncovering insightful perspectives on recurring patterns and dynamics. The therapeutic relationship is a cornerstone of Amanda's work, informed by relational psychodynamic and feminist theories. She specializes in working with young and emerging adults (16+) and adults experiencing transitions, as well as couples and various relationship styles, including ethical non-monogamy, promoting increased self-awareness and healing for those ready to embark on this journey.

Kathleen Widlund is a compassionate therapist who assists adults, adolescents, and couples as they navigate a variety of challenges, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, grief, loss, and relationship issues. Available for both in-person and teletherapy sessions, Kathleen utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and client-centered approaches. With a deep-rooted belief in the inherent dignity of every individual, she aids clients in identifying their purpose, overcoming obstacles, and maximizing joy in everyday life. Recognizing the courage it takes to pursue change and growth, Kathleen is dedicated to supporting her clients on their journeys and welcomes the opportunity to be a part of their transformative experiences.

Chaya Abrams, LAC, offers a therapeutic and supervisory experience that is both empowering and impactful. Central to her practice is the provision of services that embrace humanity within a supportive environment. Whether clients seek psychotherapy or clinical supervision, Chaya provides a compassionate space for healing. With expertise in addressing diverse clinical concerns such as historical, transgenerational, and religious/cultural trauma, along with PTSD, she is dedicated to creating a sanctuary for individual growth. In addition to her therapeutic work, Chaya supervises future LPC/LAC professionals, offers post-licensure consultation, and provides DORA Practice Monitoring, ensuring her supervisees feel supported throughout their journey. As a faculty member within academia, Chaya passionately extends her commitment to nurturing the supervisory relationship, aiming to bring out the best in both supervisor and supervisee. She values the input and experiences of those she works with, consistently encouraging their voices to be heard and integrated into the therapeutic process.

Delia Berinde is a dedicated therapist who is passionate about discussing what meaningful healing and tangible change can look like for her clients. She believes wholeheartedly in the innate resiliency of individuals to create change that leads to deeper fulfillment and an improved quality of life. Delia provides a safe and holistic space for clients to navigate challenges, helping them to break free from past patterns, habits, and thoughts that hinder their aspirations for greater connection, loving relationships, deeper contentment, and enhanced personal clarity. Her therapeutic approach is tailored to each individual’s needs and goals, with a keen focus on overcoming any roadblocks that may impede long-term meaningful change. Utilizing a multifaceted approach that combines clinically grounded techniques, she employs mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to facilitate intentional change. Delia recognizes that reaching out for support is a courageous first step in the therapeutic journey, and she is committed to guiding clients toward their desired outcomes.