Halene Phelps is a compassionate therapist dedicated to integrating grief and personal experiences into the lives of her clients through person-centered, humanistic, existential, and contemporary counseling theories. With a rich background rooted in a family of funeral directors, Halene has gained profound insights into the grieving process and the necessity for bereavement support. Her journey through life has been shaped by experiences of loss, resilience, and transitions, alongside over 35 years of living in recovery. Halene specializes in grief and loss, offering insightful guidance for those facing a range of challenges including Covid-19 issues, anticipatory grief, substance use, depression, anxiety, job loss, pet loss, transitions, marital and relationship concerns, personal growth, retirement, life coaching, narcissistic abuse recovery, and women's issues. Her extensive experience with loss allows her to connect deeply with individuals, families, and groups seeking healing and support on their unique journeys.

Janine Reed exemplifies gentle inquiry, compassionate listening, and unconditional acceptance in her counseling practice for individuals and couples. She is dedicated to guiding and comforting clients through grief and loss, assisting them in navigating significant life changes, and addressing trauma, anxiety, or anger issues. With the expertise of a former professor, Janine also offers support related to career transitions and workplace challenges. Specializing in somatic psychotherapy and couples work, she employs various approaches such as talk therapy, Mindfulness, EMDR, and IFS. Through these methodologies, Janine helps clients access, manage, and process emotions rooted in the body, while also addressing past experiences that influence their present. She encourages creative expression and therapeutic writing, and provides bilingual sessions in Spanish and English when needed. Clients seeking a professional who listens with understanding and compassion, free of judgment, will find Janine an inviting presence. Those who are open to uncovering the inner wisdom within themselves can trust that Janine is ready to support them on their journey whenever they feel prepared to initiate that conversation.

Claudia Reiche is a dedicated counselor ready to empower clients who are prepared to take action. For those who have grappled with their issues for some time, perhaps even attempting to resolve them independently, Claudia recognizes the frustration of feeling trapped in a repeating cycle. She excels at helping individuals articulate their goals and provides unwavering support throughout their journey towards achievement. With a remarkable ability to connect with people, Claudia has seen the transformative power of combining talking therapy with somatic interventions that involve the body. Her approaches, including mindfulness-based practices and cognitive behavioral therapy, ensure that clients can benefit from mindful breathing and moments of silence during sessions. Whether clients seek to process and heal past wounds or navigate recent changes in their lives, Claudia is present and committed to their growth and healing.

John Richardson is a compassionate therapist dedicated to meeting clients wherever they are in their journey. He collaborates with clients to explore their strengths and vulnerabilities, helping them navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, and fear. John's approach emphasizes self-care, exploration, empathy, humor, resilience, and courage, aiming to guide individuals or their children toward a happier, healthier life. With over a decade of experience, John specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families facing grief, depression, suicidal ideation, defiance, parental divorce, ADHD, and various behavioral issues. In addition to his focus on children and families, he also supports young adults grappling with depression, boundary setting, and grief. Recognizing life's hectic nature, John offers evening and Saturday appointments to accommodate his clients. As a member of a team of skilled, licensed mental health professionals in Longmont/Frederick, he helps ensure that new clients find the most suitable therapist for their specific needs.

Cynthia Ropek is a dedicated therapist who works with individuals and couples to foster new strategies for navigating life's challenges with authenticity and ease. She focuses on helping clients release self-defeating thoughts and behavior patterns. In her view, psychotherapy is a valuable resource for healing the heart and rewiring the brain, empowering individuals to rediscover resilience and inner strengths. With an interactive approach characterized by warmth, curiosity, and compassion, Cynthia combines her deep knowledge of effective evidence-based therapies. She is passionate about her work and feels honored and energized to witness the remarkable human capacity for growth and the desire for healthy connection. Cynthia's specialties encompass couples therapy, utilizing PACT Level 3 and Emotionally Focused Therapy, as well as assisting clients through life and relationship transitions through a values-based approach using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She is skilled in healing trauma using EMDR, Brainspotting, and Internal Family Systems, and addresses emotional and spiritual issues linked to chronic or acute illness and loss. Additionally, she offers coaching for parents using attachment-based skills. With a solid background in mindfulness practices, Cynthia has been a therapist in private practice since 1999, consistently engaging in advanced professional training and development to provide outstanding treatment for her clients.

Whitley Rose is an experienced trauma therapist dedicated to helping individuals transcend beyond their ego through a unique approach to therapy. Specializing in transpersonal practices, Whitley incorporates various modalities such as EMDR, hypnosis, yoga, meditation, dreamwork, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and more to explore the mind, body, and soul. With a Master’s Degree of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, emphasized in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling, she connects her clients back to their true authenticity. Beyond traditional therapy, she is also a certified yoga instructor, hypnotherapist, and Astrology/Tarot mentor. Whitley creates a safe space where clients can cultivate self-compassion, self-love, and self-worth. By examining thought patterns and the mind-body connection, she guides individuals to learn healthy emotional expression and regulation techniques. Her compassionate approach accommodates clients of all backgrounds, with a sliding scale available for those in need.

Mary Rose, LPC, is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years of clinical training and experience. She specializes in providing support to teens, adults, and elders facing a range of challenges, including addiction, relationship issues, and eating disorders. Mary’s eclectic approach integrates mindfulness-based techniques, experiential therapy, and person-centered methods, allowing clients to engage in an explorative process that includes sensation tracking, mindfulness, and personal goal setting. Her commitment to creating a safe and supportive space has earned her the reputation of being both caring and intuitive. Clients appreciate her focus on building trust and openness, ensuring that they feel comfortable discussing the difficulties they are facing. With her expertise, including coping skills, emotional disturbances, and life transitions, Mary is well-equipped to guide individuals, couples, and families through their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Greg Rosenthal is a mindfulness and somatic-inspired therapist who is guided by compassion and a strong belief in the inherent dignity of every individual. His therapeutic approach recognizes the profound ways in which personal struggles are influenced by social environments, including the impact of friends, family, communities, institutions, and systems on identity, values, beliefs, and a sense of belonging. By utilizing mindfulness, body-centered therapy, and a systems approach, Greg supports clients in cultivating intimacy and insight into their behaviors and psyche. He also employs experiential practices to help clients process trauma and difficult emotions, fostering greater resilience and a sense of agency. With a specialization in working with individual adults, young adults, and teens aged 15 and above, he addresses challenges related to trauma, addictions, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, neurodivergence, anger management, relationship concerns, life transitions, and psychedelic integration. Greg maintains a reflective relationship with his social identities and the experiences within his family and communities. As a white cisgender male from the European Jewish diaspora, he navigates a diverse family background that includes multi-racial, multicultural, multilingual, and LGBTQIAP+ expressions, enriching his understanding of the varied experiences of those he serves.

Ashley Roueche is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals during their journey through therapy, whether they are newcomers or have prior counseling experience. Her approach is tailored to meet each client where they are, fostering a collaborative experience that promotes personal growth and development. Ashley offers therapy for individuals, couples, families, and children, utilizing experiential methods that extend beyond traditional talk therapy. By integrating various mediums, she maximizes the potential for growth and healing in her clients. She specializes in addressing common issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, life transitions, and coping skills. Recognizing that children communicate in unique ways, Ashley incorporates play therapy to facilitate self-expression, exploration, and healing, helping young clients navigate complex emotional experiences. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of challenges, including trauma, adoption, attachment, grief, school concerns, and parenting, making her a versatile and empathetic guide in the therapeutic process.

Paula Santos is an action-based therapist with over 11 years of experience, specializing in helping individuals and couples navigate challenges and break free from feeling stuck. She encourages her clients to engage deeply in the therapeutic process, guiding them to release unconscious narratives that hinder their ability to live authentically. Clients seek her counseling for a range of issues, particularly in the realms of trauma and PTSD, relationship dynamics, self-worth, and finding purpose. Paula is known for her straightforward approach, offering direct and candid coaching that fosters profound connections with oneself and others, while also assisting in the exploration of true identity. Her commitment to intensive, hands-on work is evident through her use of methods like EMDR, designed to swiftly challenge subconscious patterns and promote healthier relationships with life. For those weary of repeating unhelpful patterns and ready to cultivate a more holistic sense of self and connection, Paula Santos stands out as a dedicated professional who invites clients to explore their blind spots and embark on a transformative journey together.

Danielle Schlagel is dedicated to creating a supportive and nurturing environment for her clients, helping them navigate the challenging moments of life with warmth, humor, and honesty. With over 15 years of experience in the field, she has cultivated an understanding that joy and meaning can often be found in the difficult aspects of life that many tend to avoid. Understanding that relationships and emotions can be complex, confusing, and even painful, Danielle empowers clients to work collaboratively on their emotional challenges. She specializes in assisting individuals and couples in enhancing their relationships, managing emotions, and developing the life they desire. Whether it’s navigating healthy dating skills, premarital counseling, or coping with divorce, Danielle is equipped to help. Her approach emphasizes intimacy in relationships, guiding clients through their emotional landscapes and promoting awareness and compassion to overcome obstacles. Known for her authentic and interactive style, she incorporates practical skills and psych-education to help clients rewire their thinking and improve their interpersonal dynamics. Danielle Schlagel is passionate about aiding others in achieving fulfilling and meaningful connections in their lives.

Corinne Schuele, LPCC, believes that relief is attainable through acceptance, curiosity, and the courage to be honest with oneself. She excels at working with clients who seek to deepen their trust in their own honesty, patience, bravery, and acceptance. Corinne provides guidance in connecting with needs, establishing boundaries, recognizing self-worth, and fostering an internal sense of safety. With experience in navigating complex relationship issues such as abandonment, infidelity, co-dependency, job-related challenges, and the ambivalence often accompanying difficult life transitions, her overarching goal is to help clients cultivate a more loving and compassionate relationship with themselves, others, and their past. Corinne approaches therapy with a slow and intentional pace, creating a safe space for the parts of the psyche that may harbor troubling thoughts, emotions, beliefs, or traumas. Her therapeutic style is informed by a diverse foundation of training and study, employing techniques such as 'parts work', somatic practices, and mindfulness approaches to alleviate distress. For individuals feeling drawn to her approach, she openly invites them to explore the therapeutic process, and she is committed to discussing financial options, including sliding scale fees, to ensure that help is accessible.

Rachel Seely offers a mindfulness-based approach tailored for teens, adults, and elders. She creates a gentle, safe, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their emotions, painful memories, grief, and any self-defeating beliefs that may hinder their progress. Through her expertise in trauma work, she aids individuals in integrating lost parts of themselves, relieving anxiety, depression, anger, health concerns, and PTSD. Utilizing EMDR and somatic methods, Rachel helps those feeling stuck to discover resolution and transformation. For grief therapy, she employs EMDR along with the Pathfinders program, providing comprehensive grief care. As a PACT-certified therapist for couples, she enhances communication, understanding, and secure functioning, fostering deeper connections and pathways to repair. Rachel listens with empathy to the body, heart, and spirit, attending to what is causing distress. With her support, clients can cultivate layers of safety and inner resources, allowing healing to unfold naturally. She uses a blend of EMDR for trauma and grief, somatic techniques, and parts work to help integrate unresolved issues and emotions. By promoting mindfulness and self-compassion, Rachel facilitates lasting change. Understanding that life and relationships can often be painful or confusing, especially during overwhelming emotions or transitions, she reassures clients that it is never too late to embark on a healing journey. They do not have to suffer alone; connecting through therapy is a step towards health and achieving a sense of wholeness.