Stacy Boston, LPC, is a compassionate and dedicated licensed professional counselor who specializes in guiding individuals through the complexities of their emotional landscapes. With a focus on preteens, teens, adults, and elders, she provides a safe and nurturing environment for clients dealing with issues such as depression, self-esteem challenges, and the trials of life transitions. Stacy employs an eclectic approach to therapy, integrating modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based techniques, and positive psychology to tailor her support to each individual's needs. Her passion for helping others shines through her work with a wide array of clients, addressing aspects such as peer relationships, addiction, and coping skills. Committed to fostering personal growth, Stacy empowers her clients to navigate life's challenges with confidence and resilience, making her practice a beacon of hope for those seeking transformation.

Alyssa Bostrom envisions the counseling relationship as a sanctuary of safety, trust, and recognition, guiding her clients in exploring the richness of their unique identities. She values collaboration, equity, embodiment, kindness, and transparency, weaving these principles into her therapeutic practice. Through a curiosity-driven exploration of personal narratives, societal influences, and the integral connection between body and mind, Alyssa encourages her clients to delve into their relationships with themselves and the world around them. She firmly believes that genuine connections—embracing both laughter and heartache—form the essence of our identities. Together with her clients, Alyssa creates a nurturing space for healing, growth, and transformation, celebrating the many beautiful ways this journey can unfold.

Kirsten Burris is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over 24 years of experience in psychotherapy. She understands that life can present numerous challenges, and she is passionate about assisting individuals in navigating their unique difficulties. Kirsten specializes in helping clients address a wide range of issues, including addiction, trauma and PTSD, relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, and profound life transitions. Her approach is rooted in compassion and a deep understanding of human behavior, utilizing various modalities such as EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness and Wellness. Kirsten requires honesty, commitment, and a readiness to engage in growth from her clients. She firmly believes in teaching practical tools that can lead to meaningful change and a more fulfilling life. By meeting each client as the unique individual they are, Kirsten strives to foster a more communicative, functional, and honorable existence despite the challenges they may face. Her dedication to her learning and authenticity enriches the therapeutic process, creating a safe and supportive environment for all individuals, including teens, adults, and elders. Kirsten's journey in counseling is not just a profession, but a calling to empower others to overcome barriers and embrace their fullest potential.

Miranda Calhoun is a dedicated therapist specializing in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and emotional disturbance. She understands that trauma can be an invisible injury, often impacting individuals in profound ways. Recognition of this trauma is crucial for healing, as ignoring it can lead to a reactive cycle associated with PTSD. Miranda employs a unique approach that bridges the left logical brain with the right emotional brain, assisting clients in reprocessing trauma memories to alleviate emotional pain and restore their logical reasoning skills. Her expertise as a certified EMDR therapist empowers her to guide individuals toward emotional, mental, and physical well-being. With a compassionate focus on healing, Miranda is committed to helping those affected by traumatic experiences, whether due to single events or complex developmental trauma. She invites clients to explore their inner worlds, uncovering limiting beliefs to reveal their true potential. Through mindfulness-based modalities and a culturally sensitive approach, Miranda fosters a supportive environment for healing. Notably, she offers a 10% discount for veterans and has significant experience working with military personnel, enhancing her ability to connect with clients from diverse backgrounds.

Irene Campbell is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping emerging adults discover their true selves and navigate the complexities of life. She often poses thought-provoking questions to her clients, such as 'Who do you want to be?' and 'What kind of life do you want to live?' to encourage self-reflection and clarity. Many young adults face challenges such as anxiety, depression, and unfulfilling relationships, feeling a sense of uncertainty about the future. Irene understands these experiences are common and assures her clients that they are not alone in their journey. With her expertise, she specializes in assisting individuals in their 20s and 30s to work through disappointments and uncertainties, fostering a supportive environment for personal growth. By offering guidance, Irene helps clients find calm, clarity, and fulfillment as they navigate life's ups and downs.

Lexi Chatara-Middleton is a dedicated Registered Psychotherapist with expertise in supporting parents who have navigated challenging birth experiences. She understands that bringing life into the world is not only a momentous occasion but also a complex journey, often accompanied by emotional and physical challenges. Lexi recognizes that every birth story is unique, and her compassionate approach encourages individuals—whether they are the birthing parent or a supportive witness—to share and explore the profound impacts of their experiences. While focusing on birth-related issues, she also provides guidance for adolescents and adults facing a variety of life challenges. Lexi works with parents who have endured premature births, NICU admissions, medical worries for themselves or their babies, trauma from birth experiences, feelings of loss for unfulfilled birth plans, stillbirth, perinatal and postpartum depression, and grief associated with lost little ones. As a skilled Dance/Movement Therapist, she employs both verbal and non-verbal techniques, helping parents engage mindfully with their bodies to process their experiences. By integrating body awareness into her therapeutic process, she fosters healing and growth, recognizing the essential connection between physicality and emotional well-being.

Transformation flourishes through meaningful relationships. The absence of a safe relational space often results in fleeting and superficial changes. People tend to become trapped within protective walls they construct, which may have once served a purpose but can ultimately confine them. These barriers create an illusion of having limited choices, leading individuals to perceive life as something that happens to them, rather than recognizing their power to shape their own paths. Every person possesses the ability to choose their attitude toward life, embracing a dynamic and fluid existence. Robyn Chauvin, LPC, warmly invites clients to join her in a space that encompasses all aspects of themselves, including those they may struggle to accept. Here, they will discover the chance to step into true freedom and presence. With 21 years of experience in hospice, inpatient psychiatric work, and private practice psychotherapy, Robyn skillfully supports individuals, couples, and groups in their journeys. Her therapeutic approach is a blend of Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP), Gestalt, Psychodrama, and Guided Imagery and Music, focusing on issues such as depression, trauma, anxiety, and more within a nurturing and integrative framework.

Cathie Christmas brings a wealth of experience to behavior therapy, shaped by her upbringing as part of a family with a special needs child. Over several years in Montana and Washington, she has dedicated herself to working in Special Education classrooms, many of which focused on children with autism and their specific communication development needs. In Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Cathie has progressed through various roles, culminating in her position as Clinical Director at one of Colorado's largest center-based behavior therapy practices. Her educational background includes a BS in Speech Pathology and Audiology, a Master's in Education, and a Post-Graduate credential in Applied Behavior Analysis. At Innovations Developmental Solutions, the center-based practice she established in Longmont, Colorado, Cathie emphasizes the importance of Applied Behavior Analysis, Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication, and addressing Eating/Feeding Disorders in her therapeutic work. Notably, Innovations Developmental Solutions is the only center-based behavior therapy practice between Broomfield and Fort Collins, Colorado, and in-home sessions are available to facilitate the transfer of learned skills into the home environment.

Marie Clyne is a dedicated therapist with a genuine passion for helping adults navigate their mental health journeys. With expertise in addressing complex issues such as ADHD, trauma and PTSD, and depression, she utilizes a compassionate and integrative approach to therapy. Marie incorporates a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), among others, to tailor her sessions to each individual's unique needs. Her commitment to fostering resilience extends to a wide range of general issues, including bipolar disorder, peer relationships, and self-esteem challenges. Marie creates a safe environment where individuals can explore their emotions, develop coping skills, and embark on profound life transitions with confidence. She skillfully supports both individuals and groups, ensuring that her clients feel understood and empowered on their paths to healing.

Chris Cole congratulates you on taking the crucial step toward your growth and wellbeing. He understands that beginning therapy can be one of the most transformative decisions a person can make and honors the courage it takes to pursue a more connected and authentic life. As a mindfulness-based psychotherapist, Chris is dedicated to guiding clients through the moment-to-moment experiences of their minds with openness, warmth, curiosity, and unconditional acceptance. He recognizes that unconscious dynamics and inherited patterns of behavior often dominate individuals' lives, frequently existing outside of their conscious awareness. With mindfulness-based therapy, Chris provides the insight and self-compassion necessary for clients to identify their needs and make progress toward their goals. He looks forward to accompanying individuals on their healing journey.

Elise Colley, MA, is a compassionate and skilled therapist specializing in working with adults and elders, particularly those coping with trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. With a warm and empathetic approach, Elise is dedicated to fostering self-esteem and emotional resilience in her clients. She embraces a range of therapeutic modalities, including Transpersonal, Art Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailored to meet each individual's unique needs. Elise also provides support for a variety of general issues, such as substance use, ADHD, grief, and life transitions, making her a versatile ally in navigating challenging moments. With expertise in both individual and couples therapy, Elise is passionate about guiding her clients toward positive change and holistic wellbeing.

Elisha Conant understands that school, friendships, play, sleep, and family are the fundamental tasks of childhood. Often, when young children struggle, caregivers are advised to wait, believing that these challenges will resolve on their own. Unfortunately, this approach can lead to older children who continue to face difficulties, amplified on a larger scale. Instances of school avoidance, irritability, isolation, and social challenges are now emerging at increasingly younger ages. Early intervention is crucial for healthier development. Each child has a distinct way of navigating their surroundings, and many require additional support in their formative years to thrive. Elisha specializes in therapy for young children aged 0 to 10, emphasizing the importance of including parents in the therapeutic process, especially for very young children (ages 0-2) who may be dealing with parental postpartum anxiety or depression. Through early therapeutic interventions, families can cultivate an array of skills that will empower children throughout their lives. Every child deserves the chance to flourish from the very beginning, and Elisha is dedicated to helping them achieve their best life.

Lauryn Curtis is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor based in Colorado, boasting three years of experience in the field. With a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling, specializing in Couples and Family Counseling, she creates a warm and welcoming environment for individuals, couples, and families to feel vulnerable and accepted. Lauryn firmly believes that significant change occurs when couples and families collaborate to address a variety of life stressors. As a therapist, she aims not to provide direct answers but to empower her clients to uncover their inner strength and discover their own solutions. Her therapeutic approach is informed by narrative, multi-generational, and emotionally focused perspectives. Outside of her professional work, Lauryn finds joy in painting, attending concerts, crocheting, hiking, playing with her cats, and engaging in various arts and crafts.