Dr. Tara Gray is a skilled and compassionate therapist committed to supporting individuals, children, and families in their journey towards wellness and personal growth. With over 25 years of experience in various therapeutic settings, Dr. Gray has dedicated her career to helping clients navigate a wide array of mental health issues, including trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, behavioral concerns, and relationship challenges. As an Associate Faculty Professor and Registered Play Therapist, she employs a collaborative and evidence-based approach that fosters healing and personal development. Dr. Gray specializes in counseling individuals across all age groups—from toddlers to elders—and provides group, family, and individual therapy tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Her expertise extends to comprehensive assessments and evaluations, ensuring that each client receives the targeted support they deserve. Dr. Gray eagerly welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds and looks forward to guiding them toward a brighter future through effective counseling and psychotherapy.

Christopher Brown is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate their relationship challenges. Specializing in issues related to infidelity and stay or go decisions in romantic partnerships, he offers guidance for those choosing to rebuild their relationships or move on. With a welcoming approach for LGBTQIA+, polyamorous, and kink communities, Christopher provides a structured process for clients to explore their options and make informed decisions. Drawing on insights from the Gottman Method, the works of Esther Perel, and the University of Michigan's sexual health program, he utilizes an integrative style of psychotherapy tailored to the unique narrative of each client. The journey of life is profoundly shaped by our relationships, and Christopher is committed to helping clients reshape their stories to create the intimacy and connection they desire.

Peiper Kirkendoll is a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Telluride, Colorado, providing individual psychotherapy to adults and late adolescents. With a compassionate approach, Peiper believes that meaningful change requires practice and that our early relationships profoundly impact our present lives. Through collaboration in therapy, individuals can harness existing resources, develop effective coping skills, gain insight into behavioral patterns, and achieve emotional healing. Peiper's extensive experience encompasses a diverse range of issues, including depression, anxiety, identity development, relational challenges, and trauma. Specializing in assisting individuals through significant life and role transitions—such as graduation, the shift from school to work, pregnancy and postpartum experiences, relationship changes, and retirement—Peiper listens deeply to understand the feelings of each patient and facilitates the development of crucial insights. This dedication to understanding and guiding individuals fosters a nurturing environment for growth and transformation.

Pamela Cowan, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (M Ed, LMFT), specializes in assisting individuals, couples, and families navigating life's transitions, including marital and premarital challenges, anxiety, family conflict, trauma, grief, depression, and stress. Known for her direct and interactive style, she helps clients explore the connections between their current issues and enduring behaviors or coping patterns that may no longer serve them. Pamela employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Culturally Sensitive, Integrative, Structural Family Therapy, and Emotionally Focused approaches, to foster a deeper understanding of interpersonal dynamics that influence relationships. Together with her clients, she defines their therapeutic goals and empowers them to reshape their perspectives on personal patterns and establish healthy boundaries. Pamela accommodates clients with flexible scheduling options to fit around their busy lives and ensures a supportive environment by offering complimentary consultations to explore client-therapist compatibility. With a commitment to accessibility, she also offers a sliding scale fee for those facing financial challenges.

Mandy Miller, LPC, is a dedicated therapist with a genuine passion for helping individuals of all ages, from preteens to elders. With expertise in addressing a broad spectrum of issues including Depression, Anxiety, Trauma and PTSD, and more, she brings a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach to her practice. Mandy utilizes various therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief (SFBT), and Compassion Focused techniques to create a supportive environment for her clients. She is committed to guiding her clients through life transitions, relational challenges, and emotional disturbances, ensuring they develop the necessary coping skills to thrive. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, Mandy's strength-based perspective and positive psychology techniques empower her clients to achieve their goals and foster well-being in a safe, nurturing space.

Meet Lynton Moore, a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting clients who value a direct approach. He embraces collaboration, meeting individuals wherever they are on their journey. Lynton believes counseling serves to cultivate a peaceful inner state, addressing fears, doubts, and the divisiveness prevalent in humanity today. He guides clients through the challenges of depression, anxiety, addiction, and trauma with a gentle, understanding lens, fostering authenticity and relieving ego defenses and coping mechanisms.<br /> <br /> In Lynton's practice, vulnerability is seen as a source of strength, empowering clients through self-awareness, forgiveness, and heartfelt connections as antidotes to shame and blame. He provides a safe space rich with compassion and wisdom. Implementing techniques such as EMDR and Solution-Focused therapy, Lynton helps clients access their inherent creative strengths, facilitating the transition to well-being for individuals, families, and communities.<br /> <br /> Believing that healing is a shared journey, Lynton draws on his extensive professional and personal experience with systemic, familial, and interpersonal trauma. He recognizes that a significant transformation in the path to recovery is at hand. For those looking to deepen their understanding of attachment theory, he recommends "How To Do The Work" by Dr. Nicole LePera—a book that resonates with his therapeutic approach and demystifies healing processes.