A team built on presence, experience, and trust.

I am a licensed clinical social worker. My professional experience includes working with populations struggling with substance use and trauma. I also have experience working with those involved in the criminal justice system.

I prefer to utilize a client-centered, interpersonal approach in the therapeutic relationship, with training in EMDR and certification in sex addiction therapy. I am also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and Certified Grief Informed Professional.

I prefer to utilize a number of different therapeutic modalities in sessions, such as DBT, CBT, attachment, narrative, etc. I believe in the importance of finding the right coping skills and in the importance of self-care. I also feel it is important to have an interpersonal experience within the therapeutic relationship.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with 5 years of experience working with individuals experiencing loss, trauma/negative experiences, depression, anxiety, and addiction. In my practice I believe that everyone’s unique experiences are best met with creative solutions.

Through the use of different modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), solution focused therapy, and narrative therapy we can create a specific plan that fits your lifestyle and goals. Through therapy we are able to start at the goal of how we want to feel and/or behave and work backwards by creating specific steps to get there.

I hold a few beliefs through my practice and these include: the person you spend the most time with is yourself so how we talk to and about ourselves matters; we get the best results when we look at all aspects of health including physical, emotional, spiritual, financial, social, and all others; and we cannot stop all bad things and pain from happening in life, but we can work hard to cope with them in a way that is effective for us. I look forward to hearing your story.

As a queer, bi-cultural woman my approach is trauma informed and intersectional, focusing on compounded challenges such as cultural background, race, sexual orientation, and gender identity. We will also focus on family systems and attachment styles.

Together we will work to change patterns and defense mechanisms that may no longer serve you. We will creatively bring unconscious material into awareness offering a more balanced relationship with your Self, while integrating parts of you that have been abandoned, neglected, or forgotten.

I take a creative, strengths and values based approach while incorporating cultural awareness and mindfulness-based practices. Depending on our goals I will utilize a range of modalities including CBT, DBT, ACT along with artistic mediums and transpersonal practices: dreams, symbolism, metaphor, and creative writing.

Have you suffered trauma(s) throughout your life? Do you feel like you are living in a state of constant stress? Did you have a strained family dynamic? I work with complex trauma, LGBTQIA+, medical complexity/disability, and individuals dealing with challenging family dynamics to heal from chronic freeze or fawn states so that they can experience the full spectrum of their emotions and discover their purpose and meaning after Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and other traumas.

I also work with neurodiversity, and adults who are late diagnosed to help them best understand the brain they have, and how they can work with it as it currently exists.

Hi, I’m Lily. I graduated with my MA in counseling psychology from the University of Denver, and am an LPCC in Colorado. My passion lies in accessible therapy and helping clients embrace the brain and body they have. As a relational psychodynamic therapist, I believe that the relationship between myself and my client is the most important component of therapeutic success.

With a foundation of solid rapport, I provide the space for trauma processing, establishing values, creating and implementing coping strategies, and engaging with the full range of your emotions to find purpose and meaning in the life you have.

I believe in treating the problem and the symptoms. I am dedicated to helping you heal and grow into your authentic and healthy self, regardless of what you have experienced in the past. You deserve to live the life you want and have the life you need.

Lex Irias is a bicultural Latina who grew up between Honduras and South Florida, shaped by the constant dance of adaptation and belonging. Her lived experiences have given her a deep understanding of cultural transitions, identity, and the importance of finding grounding in an ever-changing world.

Having grown up in a family impacted by addiction and witnessing the struggles of substance use firsthand, Lex developed a strong passion for supporting communities affected by addiction. Her background in digital marketing also gave her direct insight into the growing crisis of digital addiction, an emerging mental health concern in today’s world.

As a therapist, Lex takes a holistic, systemic, and intuitive approach. She views therapy as a collaborative and transformative journey, one that fosters self-awareness, empowerment, and ideally, a place where therapy is no longer needed.

Her work is grounded in developmental theories, bioenergetics, depth (Jungian) psychology, and a blend of Eastern and Western practices, including positive psychology, non-violent communication, and deep self-exploration. She also integrates art, play, and movement as therapeutic tools to help clients process and express emotions beyond words.

Lex holds a Master’s in Clinical Behavioral Health and Addiction Counseling, is a certified trauma-informed yoga instructor, has completed training as a Synergistic Play Therapist, and is currently pursuing certification in Nutrition for Mental Health and Internal Family Systems.

I think of my role as your therapist like the wind that bends the willows at high elevation, helping them grow stronger and more flexible over time. I’m here to support you in building the life you want, always taking care to move at the speed of trust.

I’ve worked in wilderness therapy, residential settings, intensive outpatient programs, and private/group practices, and what I’ve learned is that healing happens through genuine connection: between you and me, between you and yourself, and in your community.

I focus on collaboration and creating space for honest, sometimes challenging conversations, always with the respect and care you deserve. I am not the kind of therapist who just listens and nods.

My therapy style uses a mix of clinical approaches, including EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), attachment theory, polyvagal work, somatic techniques, mindfulness, existential ideas, and the occasional nature-based metaphor. As of June 2026, I have completed IFS Level 1 Training.

I specialize in working with clients facing complex challenges including anxiety, identity-work, relationship issues, life transitions, and addiction, including sex addiction/offenders. In our work, you can expect to be held in a genuinely nonjudgmental, safe space where challenge and collaboration are one in the same.

If you’re ready to move forward, please feel free to reach out for a free 15 minute phone consultation or an initial appointment.

Hello, I’m Jessica. People from all walks of life experience challenges and stressors that can be overwhelming and impact their well-being. Counseling can provide you with a safe place to talk about these stressors, gain the tools to overcome challenges, and achieve balance and fulfillment in life.

I believe in the power of therapy to help you gain insight about your thoughts, shift your outlook, and increase awareness of your feelings, needs, and desires, to help you live your best life.

Using a collaborative strength-based approach, I help guide and empower you to quiet worrisome thoughts, explore painful patterns in your life, and provide practice in coping, self-care, and personal growth. In a non-judgmental, compassionate, and supportive way, I can help you find relief and change patterns of behavior in your personal life and relationships.

I began my journey in the field by working in various residential treatment programs for adults and adolescents while earning my Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and integrative therapeutic practices at Metropolitan State University of Denver. In 2017, I graduated from the University of Denver with a Master of Arts degree in clinical mental health counseling with a specialization in substance abuse.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC). Over the past 7 years, I have been working with adults in community mental health, providing individual therapy and crisis evaluations. I also have experience working with children and adolescents, offering in-home individual and family therapy for over 2 years.

I specialize in working with adults battling depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use concerns, and clients navigating life transitions. My approach is eclectic, tailored to suit the unique needs of each client.

Hello. I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) with my MA degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver. I primarily work through a person-centered approach, as I believe the client/counselor relationship is one of the most foundational aspects of the therapeutic process.

I also have experience incorporating CBT, DBT, ACT, mindfulness based interventions, Internal Family Systems, and attachment theory.

I am passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ individuals and others with marginalized identities. I enjoy working with individuals throughout life’s many transitions, whether discovering new identities, job shifts, family or relationship structure changes, retirement and beyond. I am also committed to helping clients work through trauma and its triggers to decrease the impact on their daily lives.

From a young age, I’ve known that helping others would be at the heart of my life’s work, but how I help people matters most. As a Marriage and Family Therapy Candidate, I’m passionate about walking alongside individuals, couples, and families as they explore growth, healing, and connection. I believe that meaningful change begins with insight, compassion, and understanding.

My approach is warm, relational, and insight-oriented. I strive to create a safe, supportive space where clients feel seen and heard as they process emotions and experiences at their own pace. I value authentic validation and believe that healing happens when we allow space for vulnerability, curiosity, and self-discovery.

I am especially drawn to systemic and process-oriented therapy, which helps uncover the deeper patterns, cycles, and intergenerational influences that shape relationships. Together, we work to understand these dynamics and nurture healthy, lasting change that extends beyond surface-level solutions.

I view therapy as a collaborative and empowering journey rooted in trust, empathy, and authenticity. My goal is to help clients reconnect with their strengths, embrace balance, and rediscover hope and resilience within themselves and their relationships.

I specialize in helping adults navigate addiction and mental health challenges. I received my Masters in Addiction Counseling in Psychology from Colorado State University.

Using Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), I provide a safe, supportive environment where you can explore your experiences, gain insight, and develop practical strategies to manage stress and build healthier coping mechanisms for lasting change.

My ideal client feels overwhelmed by life’s challenges, such as stress, anxiety, or negative patterns that no longer serve them. They need a safe, non-judgmental space to explore their emotions and behaviors, seeking guidance to break free from cycles that hold them back.

Their goal is to understand themselves, heal from past wounds, and create healthier, more fulfilling habits. Ultimately, they want to feel empowered, confident, and at peace, with support to achieve a balanced, meaningful life.

Hi. I’m Kassidy, and I’m so happy you’re here. I support adults navigating mental health challenges, substance use, identity development, and life transitions.

I am deeply systems-minded, attuned to the many internal and external factors that shape well-being, and I believe strongly in people’s capacity to grow, heal, and adapt.

In my work, I help my clients make sense of their internal world while building external structures that support sustainable change. I draw from Motivational Interviewing (MI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Solution-Focused principles, integrating these modalities in a way that aligns with each person’s strengths, goals, and experience.

I have a particular passion for supporting individuals navigating complex relationships with substances, whether exploring patterns of use, building insight, strengthening coping skills, or working toward readiness for change in a way that feels empowering. I approach these matters through a harm-reduction framework.

My style is relational and holistic, rooted in transparency and thoughtful pacing that meets you where you are while supporting where you want to go. I strive to balance compassionate support with gentle accountability, honoring your lived experience while inviting meaningful change.

As a trauma-informed therapist, I work at the intersection of traditional clinical therapy and holistic healing. My early experiences, growing up with a parent with addiction and navigating trauma, deepened my understanding of resilience and shaped my therapeutic lens.

Alongside talk therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I incorporate somatic work, mindfulness, movement, herbal knowledge, and the gut-brain relationship to support whole-person healing. I offer a multicultural, integrative, and experiential approach, grounded in evidence-based practice.

I work with children, teens, and adults who are open to natural wellness practices and want therapy that blends traditional techniques like talk therapy and evidence-based tools with holistic mind-body practices to create meaningful, lasting change.

Many of the people I work with feel overwhelmed, stuck in patterns they don’t fully understand, or impacted by experiences that still feel present even though they happened long ago. Trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship struggles can affect how you see yourself, how safe the world feels, and how connected you feel to others.

In therapy, we work to understand how your past experiences and relationships have shaped the way you cope, connect, and respond to stress. My approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and paced in a way that feels safe and manageable. We focus not only on insight, but also on practical tools to help you regulate emotions, improve relationships, and feel more grounded in your daily life.

I work with adults experiencing trauma, PTSD, complex trauma, anxiety, depression, and relational concerns. My goal is to create a space where you feel understood, and where meaningful change can happen over time.

I am a counselor candidate whose clinical background is rooted in serving some of the community’s most vulnerable populations. Alongside my practice, I serve as a case manager helping individuals navigate complex, high-stress systems and major life crises. This work has directly shaped my commitment to providing a safe, welcoming space free of judgment.

In my practice, I focus on helping individuals manage anxiety, navigate life transitions, and safely explore aspects of identity. Our work will focus on building stability now so you can confidently tackle what matters most to you afterward. If you’re looking for someone to help guide you through life’s chaotic challenges, I am committed to helping you navigate through.

I view growth as a process of returning to ourselves through healing. Even when we have passed through darkness or felt stuck, we remain autonomous beings deserving of safety, belonging, and empowerment. My work is grounded in an IFS, mindfulness-based, person-centered approach, integrating evidence-based interventions such as CBT, DBT, ACT, and others.

I support children, teens, adults, individuals, and couples navigating emotional regulation, relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, trauma-related concerns, relapse prevention, and behavioral management. Together, we create space within body and mind for meaning, hope, and transformation.

Throughout my journey, I have experience working with diverse populations across the lifespan in a range of clinical settings, including individuals with disability, behavioral concerns, and neurodivergence. I also welcome supporting persons to assist human growth during session. As a BIPOC queer therapist, I also bring a bilingual multicultural lens to session with particular care for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and immigrant clients.

My motto is “No issue is too big for us to sit with together.” I offer grounded and compassionate care for people at the intersection of relational trauma and self-development. I offer services in Spanish and specialize in working with first-generation Americans and Latinx/Hispanic communities, while also supporting people from all backgrounds through a systemic, culturally attuned lens. My areas of focus are trauma, dissociation, identity, self-esteem, and grief.

My approach to therapy is dynamic: I create a warm, gentle space for your nervous system to settle while we develop trust. I am also directive, creating experiments to help you process and deepen your understanding of your situation and identify helpful resources.

Life can be demanding, even when we appear capable of handling it. I work with teens and adults ages 15+ navigating trauma, anxiety, emotional regulation, chronic stress, chronic pain and disability, neurodiversity, grief, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.

My approach is warm, direct, collaborative, and practical. I help clients understand patterns, make sense of their experiences, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop tools for meaningful change. As a U.S. Navy veteran, I also understand military culture, identity transitions, and adapting when life does not unfold as expected.

I value individuality and believe therapy should have room for both seriousness and personality. Outside the therapy room, I’m an artist and playwright who enjoys cosplay, anime, classic literature and philosophy, biology, exploring different cultures, and learning about the many ways people understand and express themselves.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before starting therapy, and therapy doesn’t have to be perfect to be productive. If you’re looking for thoughtful conversation, practical growth, creativity, and a therapist who will see you as an individual rather than a diagnosis, we may work well together.

Hi, I’m Fenton! I’m a trauma and neurodiversity-affirming therapist for adults and kids navigating complex trauma, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, depression, and relational stress. I’m especially passionate about working with autistic and ADHD folks and the LGBTQIA+ community.

With my background in mental health crisis work, I am comfortable sitting with you in the hard moments. I won’t ask you to mask or minimize what you’re experiencing. My style is warm, collaborative, and grounded in validation, honesty, and humor. My goal is to help you build a meaningful life and be present with you in moments that feel like no one else could.

My work draws primarily from DBT, IFS, somatic work, and existential therapy. We might explore your thoughts and emotions, notice what’s happening in your body, or understand the different parts of you that are trying to protect you. Before becoming a therapist, I worked as an electrical engineer. That background still shapes how I work: I’m curious about why your patterns developed and how your relational, cultural, and developmental history has shaped you.

I offer in-person therapy in Arvada and Denver, as well as telehealth across Colorado. Reach out for a 20-minute consultation to see whether we might be a good fit.

I graduated with my Master’s degree in Counseling at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC). My journey started at the University of Kansas, where I earned my Bachelor’s in Psychology and also had the incredible experience of being a student-athlete on the rowing team.

I was drawn to the field of mental health counseling because I believe that change, while often challenging, is also one of the most powerful opportunities for growth. Life transitions, whether it’s stepping into adulthood, navigating relationships, adjusting to new roles, or facing unexpected challenges, can stir up uncertainty, self-doubt, and stress. I know firsthand how overwhelming those seasons can feel, and I have seen how supportive and healing it can be to have someone walk alongside you during those times.

Therapy provides a safe space to pause, reflect, and make sense of change in a way that feels empowering rather than isolating. My passion lies in helping others navigate these transitions with greater confidence and self-compassion, so they can move through challenges and also discover new strengths along the way.

I’ve had the privilege of working with people facing challenges like anxiety, depression, OCD, and life transitions. I feel especially drawn to supporting college students and young adults as they navigate who they are, build resilience, and take meaningful steps toward growth and healing. When I am not in session, I enjoy being outside, reading books, and spending time with my friends and family.

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If you’ve found this page, welcome! My name is Gilbert Irizarry, and I’m a licensed social worker in Colorado. My approach to therapy starts with a simple belief: people make sense when we understand what they’ve had to carry and what they’ve had to navigate. I don’t start with “what’s wrong.” I start with context. Your experiences, relationships, culture, identities, and the environments you’ve moved through all shape how you show up in the world. For me, therapy is about understanding those experiences in a way that feels real, meaningful, and useful to you.

My background in social work, public health, harm reduction, and community engagement has shaped how I understand the relationship between individual experiences and the larger systems we navigate. Much of my work has involved supporting people living with chronic health conditions, navigating substance use and recovery, exploring identity, and experiencing the effects of stigma and systemic harm. I have a particular interest in working with youth, LGBTQIA+ individuals, BIPOC communities, people living with HIV, and those navigating religious trauma, kink, and relationships or identities that fall outside traditional expectations. These experiences don’t always exist separately. They often overlap, influence one another, and create challenges that can be difficult to name or navigate. I approach that complexity with curiosity and respect, rather than assumptions.

Harm reduction is also central to how I practice. I believe change doesn’t have to be all or nothing to matter, and progress doesn’t need to follow someone else’s timeline or definition of success. Whether we’re working through substance use, relationships, emotional regulation, identity, or the challenges of living with a chronic health condition, the focus is on what increases your safety, stability, autonomy, and ability to make choices that align with your values. You get to define what meaningful progress looks like. My role is to help you move toward it in ways that are practical, sustainable, and grounded in your life.

Above all, I believe therapy should be a space where you don’t have to explain away your identity, defend your experiences, or leave important parts of yourself at the door. You are the expert on your own life. I’m not here to tell you who you should become or what your life is supposed to look like. I’m here to help you better understand yourself, recognize the strengths and adaptations that have brought you this far, and explore what you might want to carry forward, change, or leave behind. You don’t have to be someone different to begin therapy. We can start with who you are, where you are, and what matters to you.

Hey, I’m Kendra! I’m a somatic psychotherapist with 12+ years working with people who’ve thought a LOT about why they do the thing—and still can’t seem to stop doing the thing. You’re successful on the outside but inside you feel like you’re stuck in procrastination, people-pleasing, chasing perfection, or struggling to give yourself FULL permission to chill, be creative + have more fun. And you probably want to know how to be truly present and unwind without food, alcohol, or mindless scrolling. Riiiiiiiiiiiiight? If this resonates, you’re not broken— on an unconscious level, your body may just not feel safe with change… yet.

Many people WANT to change + assume they’re stuck because they lack discipline or motivation. More often, their nervous system is organized around old protective patterns that USED TO make sense. That’s why my approach works WITH the body so unconscious patterns can relax + feel safe. Change then becomes easier, more sustainable + even kinda fun. Woop woop!

Whether establishing new habits, creating a crush-worthy marriage, or going for a big dream (minus the perfectionism), I’m here to support you in whatever goals you’re working on. I show up to session as my real self using humor + vulnerability. We’ll be a great fit if you like to actively engage in the process— not just in session, but out in the wild too.

Hello! I believe that genuine therapeutic connection and a collaborative environment can foster healing, safety, and confidence throughout the therapy journey. My goal is to create a space where you feel truly safe, heard, and supported. I meet each client where they are and use evidence-based practices to create an individualized and intentional plan for therapy.

I currently work with adolescents and adults and provide both individual and couples counseling.

I am working toward specializing in chronic illness, medical trauma, and disability. My own experience with chronic illness showed me the importance of having medically informed mental health providers. Illness, injury, and chronic conditions can be isolating and misunderstood, and I hope to provide a welcoming and validating space for those navigating these experiences.

Neurodiversity is another area of focus for me, and I have a strong passion for supporting neurodiverse clients. I also work with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and other mental health concerns. I am passionate about working with diverse and marginalized populations and providing multicultural care.

My approach is warm, open, compassionate, and judgment-free. I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, somatic practices, artistic therapies, and trauma-informed approaches. I also offer faith-based spiritual integration when desired by the client.

I believe nobody should have to carry their struggles alone. You are welcome here just as you are!