Therapists in 80111

We all get stuck or feel lost sometimes. It's an inevitable part of being human. But for members of the Military, First Responders, and their families, this can be especially difficult. I don't feel that people are "broken," and I don't feel that people need to be "fixed." Sometimes, we may feel that way, but that doesn't make it true. If you are an Active Military service member, a Veteran, an Emergency Responder, or a family member or caregiver in these communities, then I am here to help, guide, counsel, and to listen without judgment.

I believe that while our circumstances and stories are varied, we are all seeking connection, understanding and relief. Depression and anxiety often stem from profound experiences of loss or a disrupted sense of belonging. When we undergo significant losses, whether the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or the departure from a familiar community, we can feel adrift and disconnected. These experiences can erode our sense of purpose and identity, leading to feelings of isolation and despair, Rebuilding a sense of connection and finding new sources of support are crucial steps in the healing journey.

Ayla Sjoberg is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado who started practicing in 2016. She has a BA in Psychology and Forensic Science from Syracuse University and an MA in Forensic Psychology from the University of Denver. Ayla believes in an eclectic approach to therapy, considering the many facets that are involved in psychotherapy. She strives to treat patients with the most effective therapeutic orientations that fit their needs and address any barriers preventing them from a healthy and high-functioning lifestyle.

Lauren Kerstein LCSW, P.C. specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. After receiving BA's in Education and Psychology at Washington University in St. Louis, Lauren received her MSW from GWB School of Social Work. Lauren completed a post-masters fellowship at JFK Partners. The practice of Lauren Kerstein provides a strength-based, individualized approach to support people through the lifespan with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, behavioral challenges, mental health issues, autism spectrum disorders, adjustment issues, relationship skill difficulties, and executive function concerns.

Pushing through those tough feelings is no longer working, but hope and help are just ahead. I help people just like you figure out how to piece back together what is falling apart. Together, we will explore how your emotions became so out of sorts and why you struggle with keeping things together. You will find wholeness and balance and rediscover you.

I am an innately empathetic and curious person, and the combination of these traits created an intense desire to work with other humans and explore the most intimate details of their conscious and unconscious mind. The experiences we have in our lives are complex, and they can shape how we interact with the world around us. Each of us finds our own ways to navigate through life’s transitions, joys, and challenges, but sometimes we need a little support along the way. That’s where I come in. I strive to create an atmosphere for my clients that makes them feel seen and valued in all their identities and experiences as we work together

Counseling is all about learning new skills for relationship and managing emotions at work, home and in the community while allowing me to coach in the process! Individuals open to working within a family setting to change behaviors, long-standing relationship patterns or addictive behaviors are favorites with me.

Are you constantly worrying or overwhelmed? Are you expecting perfection from yourself? Are you finding yourself struggling to find balance in your life? Are you consistently feeling anxiety or thinking "what if"? Are you tired of the therapist that gives you the "smile and nod?". Me too! My practice is dedicated to enriching wellbeing and nourishing growth through integrative therapeutic approaches to support your healing. I recognize the courage it takes to seek out support and I applaud you for being here.

My mission is to enhance your quality of life by empowering you with the knowledge and tools to take control of your health. I am committed to providing you with a range of care options, ensuring that you have the flexibility to choose what best aligns with your needs and goals. By collaborating closely with you, I strive to create a personalized approach that not only addresses your immediate concerns but also fosters long-term well-being and vitality. Your health journey is unique, and my goal is to support you every step of the way.

IFS Therapy - You are here because you are hurting and searching - searching for peace, healing, confidence, motivation, reassurance. You keep trying something new only to be let down. You're scared to ask for help, and you're not sure what therapy entails, but I bet if you are here, you are tired of looking. Now what if I told you that you already have what you are looking for inside of you? You may not believe it right now...but what if? What if all you needed was a guide to help you discover an inner sanctuary found within? This is where I can help.

Does it feel like your life is driven by what you don’t want to feel instead of what’s meaningful to you? Trauma isn’t just the events that happened to you, but the impact that they have inside you. Regardless of how long ago they were, past painful experiences can lay the foundation for how you view yourself and the world. This can leave you feeling like you’re responding based on old patterns, even if they get in the way of who you are today. We are all informed by our past. However, we are also more than the worst things that have happened to us.

Dr. Melissa Keller is a licensed psychologist in the state of Colorado and earned her doctorate and Master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. She has been in the mental health field since 2007 when she relocated to Colorado and began raising her family. Her experience includes working with students from multiple colleges in the metro area, the statewide crisis and substance use hotline, neuropsychological and personality assessment, and local emergency departments and treatment facilities.

Life can get crazy sometimes, it can feel lonely, confusing, and like being lost down a road that first had an exciting glimmer of hope. I'd like to offer compassion in these moments of need, to help take a look at strengthening coping strategies to help navigate through difficult moments, relationships or big life decisions. With over 17 years of experience I have a large collection of coping strategies to help cater to each client. Special focus on assisting young adults with big life decisions, refueling energy and personal care to therapists and caregivers, and increasing satisfaction with aging and life changes.

Gena McLaughlin is an LPCC who takes a relational-cultural approach to counseling. Gena takes an integrative, intersectional approach to therapy that looks at societal structures and the social unit in one's life that may come in the way of an individual finding their unique happiness, voice, and fulfillment. Offering a work history as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, Gena is passionate about working with those who have experienced trauma.

I am a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Colorado. I enjoy working with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, substance use, BPD, and interpersonal conflict. I strives to create a safe, open, and non-judgemental environment. I work with adult clients, and teach DBT skills groups. You can learn more about Front Range Treatment Center's DBT program and other therapy services at www.frtc.ltd.

I'm a therapist with Centus Counseling, a top-tier provider of behavioral health services in the metro-Denver area. I hold a Master's Degree in Counseling. I work with people from all stages of life to help them improve self-awareness, draw on their personal strengths, develop new skills, and aid in creating positive change. Together, we can start the work towards a deeper understanding of self, the environment around us, and how to align the two together. Allow me to help bring you towards a greater sense of hope and peace.

I enjoy working with people who want to find joy and meaning in their life. I find it fulfilling to work with clients who want to bring into balance their emotional, relational, spiritual, cognitive, and physical dimensions. I have helped people who have experienced grief, addictions, trauma, religious and spiritual abuse, relationships, low-self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. I work with a variety of diverse clients, including members of the LGBTQIA+ community, religious/spiritual communities, racial and ethnic backgrounds. I work with people who want to change addiction patterns, and trauma.

Hello, I am a therapist, specializing in trauma and neurofeedback. I provide therapy and/or neurofeedback for clients in Greenwood Village, CO and surrounding areas. I can help with many, many symptoms, some of which include: ADD/ADHD, Oppositional Defiance, Anxiety, Depression, Addiction Issues, Sleep Disorders/Issues, Concussion/Brain Injury, Memory Issues, Stress, Brain Fog, Hypervigilant Behaviors, Anger/Rage, PTSD, Rumination, Trauma/Developmental Trauma, and even improvement of peak performance. There is a great deal of research showing the efficacy of neurofeedback (visit my website at RMNeurofeedback.com to learn more).

Are you feeling sad, lonely, overwhelmed, or stressed? Have you recently gone through a major life transition? Has life recently thrown you a curve ball? If you're experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, or having issues in your close relationships, I can help. We all have blind spots and obstacles in our lives, and a warm, understanding, and non-biased perspective can be immensely helpful. Therapy can be a powerful tool in relieving distress, learning about oneself, and living a more fulfilled life.