James Estes is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals, families, and children towards positive change and healing. With a firm belief in second chances and the potential for transformation, he serves clients grappling with past trauma, PTSD symptoms, ADHD, depression, anxiety, and anger management issues. His experience includes supporting children who have faced family separations and navigating the complexities of adoption. James emphasizes hope and the healing journey, utilizing his extensive training in trauma-informed care and being certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), along with being a trained EMDR therapist. He caters to a diverse range of challenges, including grief, mood disorders, and self-esteem issues, always prioritizing the client/therapist relationship and fostering trust. Aiming to unlock inner strength and resilience, James invites clients to embark on a collaborative journey, believing wholeheartedly that together, they can rediscover hope and pave the way to a brighter future.

Jayla Fincher is a compassionate therapist who understands that many individuals find themselves trapped in unhelpful patterns that affect their wellbeing. These patterns may manifest as people pleasing, insecurity, indecisiveness, lack of trust, or argumentative behaviors, draining their energy and vitality. Recognizing that emotions and physical sensations are vital forms of communication, Jayla helps clients learn to tune into their inner worlds, providing a safe space to explore their feelings rather than avoiding them. Through the lens of polyvagal theory, interpersonal neurobiology, and attachment theory, she skillfully guides clients to understand the established circuits in their brains, addressing emotional and interpersonal conflicts effectively. Jayla's therapeutic style is attentive, thoughtful, and healing-focused, integrating a rich array of modalities such as Trauma-Focused Therapy, EMDR, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy to meet each client's individualized treatment needs. Her goal is to help clients shift their emotional responses and develop healthier patterns. With her support, clients can work towards greater self-awareness and growth, ensuring they feel comfortable and secure in the therapeutic relationship.

Joyce Heimerle is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders embark on their healing journeys. With over 20 years in the mental health field, Joyce understands how traumatic events or life stressors can deeply affect individuals, often causing their worlds to unravel. She is passionate about guiding clients to reclaim their lives, heal from pain, and achieve emotional well-being. Joyce specializes in trauma therapy using EMDR, a powerful technique that has aided millions in managing psychological distress. Additionally, she employs the Gottman Method for effective communication in relationships, shining light on both the joyful and challenging aspects of connections. Joyce offers her expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to support those struggling with anxiety and depression, while also focusing on the dynamics of blended families, including couples from second marriages and those navigating transgender journeys. Recognizing the heavy burden of unspoken pain, she offers a judgment-free, stress-reducing environment where individuals can openly share their inner secrets. Joyce prioritizes building trust with her clients, ensuring they always have someone who truly understands their struggles.

Luann Hentz, LPC, is a dedicated professional with over 35 years of clinical experience, helping adults and elders navigate their mental health challenges. With her extensive training, she empowers her clients to find effective strategies for a healthier, happier, and more fulfilling life. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a variety of methods, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), ensuring she tailors her services to meet individual needs. Luann specializes in women's issues, life transitions, and emotional disturbances, and she is particularly skilled in addressing concerns related to depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, and relationship difficulties. She has a special interest in supporting adults who care for aging parents, providing guidance on managing difficult medical issues and the complexities of end-of-life discussions. Outside of her professional life, Luann enjoys skiing, biking, and appreciates the beauty of the mountains, which drew her from Minnesota to Colorado. With a rich family life, including four grown children and seven grandchildren, she also dedicates her time to community service as a Disaster Mental Health volunteer with the American Red Cross. Luann’s passion for traveling has taken her to all 50 states and seven countries, enriching her perspective and enhancing her ability to connect with clients from all walks of life.

Heather Javernick understands that the wounds of the past—be they relational, physical, sexual, emotional, spiritual, or cultural—can influence the present in both overt and subtle ways. She is dedicated to guiding individuals toward overcoming the dysregulation and self-defeating cycles of trauma and addiction. Specializing in working with adults grappling with shame, depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, Heather brings specialized training in anxiety, trauma, and sexual and pornography addiction to her practice. By employing theories of attachment, addiction, and body/brain science, she supports her clients within the unique context of their lives, integrating assessments and teaching cognitive, behavioral, and somatic techniques to foster awareness and balance. Her commitment is to create a safe, supportive, and confidential environment where clients can collaboratively unpack and understand the experiences and narratives contributing to their current challenges, ultimately restoring their sense of resiliency and confidence.

Emily Kahn, LAC, is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adults through life's challenges. With a compassionate approach rooted in values of spirituality, she addresses a range of concerns including anxiety, pregnancy, prenatal and postpartum experiences, as well as various life transitions. Emily’s expertise extends to managing stress, relationship issues, grief, and mood disorders, making her a versatile guide for those navigating complex emotional landscapes. She employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Christian Counseling, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma-Focused approaches, to tailor her sessions to the unique needs of each individual. Emily’s strength-based philosophy encourages clients to explore their potential and develop coping skills to foster resilience. Whether working through substance use, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, or self-esteem challenges, her warm and integrative practices nurture personal growth and healing.

Trish Knutson is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of life. With expertise in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families, she provides support in addressing unexpected challenges and finding effective coping strategies. Her qualifications include extensive experience in areas such as ADHD, self-harm, anxiety, depression, and enhancing parent-child relationships. Trish is also skilled in guiding individuals through significant life transitions, including divorce and grief. In times when everything seems to be unraveling, Trish is the steadfast ally you need, ready to meet you where you are and empower you towards emotional health and resilience.

By reaching out, clients take the first step in healing relationships and transforming their lives. Sarah Lewis understands that sometimes people need extra support to work through their problems. Many individuals require accountability, encouragement, or new skills to overcome challenges, while others simply need a safe space to make sense of their life experiences. Her approach to counseling is client-centered and collaborative, emphasizing that the therapeutic relationship is essential to effective counseling, requiring honesty, vulnerability, and courage. Sarah provides a judgment-free environment where individuals can truly be themselves. She integrates tools from a variety of theories tailored to each client's goals. With a bachelor’s degree in Business - Finance and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, she has additional training in Gottman Couples Counseling, Motivational Interviewing, EMDR, DBT, and life coaching. As a parent of a child with special needs, Sarah understands that everyone faces challenges in life. People can be blindsided by events that alter their life course, or they may feel stuck and struggle to find purpose. She believes that each individual has a unique story, and it is an honor for her to hear and support them on their journeys.

Robyn Looze, LCSW, is dedicated to guiding individuals of all ages toward achieving their optimal potential and finding inner peace. She understands that everyone faces challenges and may require support to navigate them. Robyn recognizes the toll that difficulties in emotional regulation, energy loss, and unexplained physical discomfort can take on one's life, as these often signal that something is out of sync. With 16 years of experience across various settings, she specializes in trauma recovery and interpersonal relationships while also addressing disruptive behaviors. Her work encompasses children, teens, and adults from diverse ethnic backgrounds, allowing her to provide a rich array of tools and strategies tailored to each individual’s needs. Robyn has designed her therapy space to be a warm, peaceful, and safe environment, which is further enhanced with the inclusion of Animal Assisted Therapy, offering clients the comfort of having a therapy dog present during sessions. She also engages parents closely in their child's treatment plan to foster a supportive therapeutic relationship. Additionally, Robyn offers affordable group therapy sessions for children and adults, making her compassionate care accessible to all.

Deb Mastin is a compassionate therapist dedicated to making the therapeutic journey a meaningful experience for her clients. With over 25 years of experience in social work, she employs a straightforward and direct style that facilitates positive relationships with those she works with. These relationships serve as a crucial foundation for addressing numerous issues that may hinder individuals' ability to thrive in their daily lives.<br /> <br /> Specializing in adolescent therapy, Deb brings both insight and a touch of humor to her practice. She understands the complexities of family conflict and has extensive expertise in addressing challenges faced by children and teenagers, including ADHD, Autism, and mood disorders. By collaborating closely with families, Deb aims to uncover the emotions tied to various behaviors and craft tailored treatment plans that promote adaptive skills, enhance self-esteem, and foster healthier family dynamics.<br /> <br /> Utilizing a range of therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Deb is skilled in working with clients confronting a broad spectrum of issues, such as self-harm, anxiety, and emotional disturbances. Her commitment to mental health and supportive guidance empowers individuals to navigate life's challenges and achieve greater emotional and relational well-being.

Lisa Mcseveney understands that asking for help in overcoming life's challenges can be difficult, and she is dedicated to providing support in a warm, caring, and non-judgmental manner. With years of experience working with individuals—be it adults, children, or teens—couples, and families, Lisa is focused on issues ranging from relationship challenges to mood disorders, including depression and anxiety. She specializes in teaching coping strategies, managing stress, and addressing behavioral issues within the home and school environment, as well as guiding military families through unique stressors. Lisa believes in the power of collaboration and views success as a team effort. Passionate about creating an inclusive and holistic approach to therapy, she often involves family members in the treatment process, recognizing the interconnectedness of family dynamics. Lisa’s serene office space is designed to be inviting for both kids and adults, complete with a bowl of candy that adds a touch of warmth to each session. She looks forward to meeting new clients and embarking on their journey toward better mental health together.

Michelle Mcshane emphasizes that sexual health is crucial for overall well-being. She invites clients to collaborate with her in identifying and resolving their sex and intimacy issues. Michelle adopts a person-centered, non-judgmental approach that fosters a safe atmosphere for discussing intimate subjects. She respects all gender identities and sexual orientations, alongside any consensual relationship dynamics in her practice. As a certified sex therapist through the American Association of Sexuality Counselors, Educators, and Therapists, Michelle specializes in addressing complex themes such as mismatched desire, sexual dysfunction, communication, and infidelity recovery. She is well-versed in working with clients facing trauma and PTSD, and her practice accommodates a multitude of relationship structures, including monogamy, polyamory, and more. Many individuals are raised with the notion that private matters must remain undisclosed. Michelle encourages open discussions about sexuality, relationships, sexual orientation, and desires. Her belief is that it's absolutely acceptable to explore these topics. Michelle's sessions are available via telehealth, and she offers limited in-person availability, ensuring that her clients have access to the support they need in a manner that suits them best.

Rachel Miller has been a dedicated practitioner in individual and family counseling for over 10 years, bringing her expertise to both community mental health and private practice settings. She works with clients spanning from birth to adulthood, including geriatrics, offering comprehensive support for individual and family counseling. A key aspect of her approach is fostering a strong therapeutic relationship; Rachel’s intention is to provide a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore various strategies for managing the symptoms they bring to therapy. Her methodology is empathetic and caring, emphasizing the importance of discovering effective solutions to challenges, managing symptoms, developing healthy coping skills, and transforming maladaptive thoughts and behaviors. With training in solution-focused counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and specialties in trauma treatment for children, adolescents, and adults, Rachel also employs acceptance and commitment therapy, strengths-based counseling techniques, play therapy, theraplay, and didactic developmental psychotherapy for younger clients. She meets each client where they are, tailoring her approach to reflect the unique needs and experiences of every individual. Together, clients and Rachel collaborate to achieve their goals and uncover pathways toward feeling their best.