Therapists in 80537

Anxiety can be frustrating and tiresome, whether it stems from average stressors in life, work, life changes such as divorce, or caring for elderly parents. You bring your habits, tendencies, and conditions to the table, and we work together to find a way to free you from the array of ways that anxiety is interrupting your life. Long-term anxiety can sometimes lead to depression. Feeling locked down in an anxious state coupled with depression is exhausting. I invite you to join me as you find freedom from anxiety and depression and watch your life change when you discover your "Aha!" moments and turn the key to your inner locks.

Dustin Flores is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Colorado who has been practicing since 2018. Dustin utilizes Existential, Psychodynamic and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) techniques, among others, to ally with your strengths as you navigate the winding path of psychological and emotional wellbeing. Dustin employs a personalized approach designed to come alongside you and meaningfully navigate life’s unique challenges together. Dustin has hands-on clinical experience in inpatient psychiatric care and hospice grief work, as well as advanced training in ADHD, OCD, Bipolar Disorder, Depressive Disorder, Anxiety Disorder.

The hardest part about therapy is feeling accepted and understood. I am here to help you find a path towards healing and find your voice. I know what it feels like to not know what to do next, to feel stuck. If you find yourself struggling to make every day decisions, worrying about the small stuff and having a tough time keeping yourself motivated to meet your goals, maybe it is time you take the next step. Let me help you sort through the chaos and calm your mind. Everyone deserves someone to listen to them.

I believe a safe environment is key to maneuvering the ups and downs that life presents and that each person is worthy of a healing space. I also believe that with courage and persistence, my clients have inherent strengths and abilities that enable them to be successful in living authentic lives. Many of my clients are young adults and college students, however I also work with teens and older adults. My practice is deeply inclusive and I welcome clients of all sexual orientations and gender identities as well as those from diverse backgrounds of all kinds.

One of the most challenging steps in making a change is reaching out for help, so I’m glad you’re here. Women I see often tell me they "feel stuck" in unhealthy life and relationship patterns, and that no matter how hard they try, they find themselves repeating cycles they just can’t seem to get out of. These experiences often impact their self-esteem, friendships, relationships, and how they navigate the world- which can be so hard. With the help of EMDR and IFS therapy, I feel confident our work together can unveil a more authentic version of you.

Is chronic pain effecting your mental health? Do you often feel anxious and overwhelmed? Is depression taking a toll on your relationships? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you are in the right place! For the past 32 years I have utilized my expertise in social work, mental health and in-patient psychiatric to truly improve the quality of life in my patients. I have worked in some capacity with all age groups throughout my social work career, and specialize in individual, family and group therapy. Other areas of expertise are depression, anxiety, trauma, self-esteem, stress, relationship issues, and pain management.

You're NOT alone in this! Life can bring really hard seasons. I believe that with help, you CAN get through this difficult time and you will find meaning and hope again. Whatever you are going through, you don't have to do it alone. I focus on helping people with issues related to depression, trauma, and anxiety, postpartum depression, parenting, family of origin issues, relationship distress, overcoming past abuse, codependency, general stress and overwhelm, grief, mom-guilt, and more. Hi, I'm Hanna Rodriguez, LPC.

I enjoy working with clients who are interested in gaining further insight into patterns in their life and who hope to feel empowered to make changes. I believe that times of transition in life, while usually stressful, also provide immense opportunities for growth. I consider it a privilege to work with clients during these times in life and to help them use their resilience as a tool. Some examples of transition periods in life include, but are not limited to: start or end of relationships, death of a loved one, moving, career changes, starting or finishing college, birth of a child, marriage, or divorce.

I specialize in working with adolescents and young adults with a variety of different struggles; including, grief and loss, substance abuse, mood disorders, anxiety, relationships, suicidal ideations, self-harm, and trauma.

Starting your personal counseling journey is never a decision of weakness, but instead it's one of great strength and bravery. You are deciding to face the issues, change the patterns, and break the unhealthy cycles in your life and in your family. That is an incredibly brave thing to do, but I do understand that it's scary to get started. My hope and desire is that you feel supported and empowered throughout this process. I hope to be able to provide tools, guidance, and support as you walk out your journey of healing. I am a Christian and will incorporate faith-based elements when it's welcomed, but that is completely up to you.

Now accepting new patients! As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I am dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey toward healing and personal growth. My approach creates a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts and experiences. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), parts work inspired by Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic techniques. This personalized approach ensures our work together is effective and meaningful.

My ideal client is someone who knows that something is wrong but is having difficulty making it right; someone who may know that they cannot control negative thoughts and behaviors and feel "stuck" in their current situation; someone who needs tools and help to make their life better. My ideal client may know what their goals are but don't know how to achieve them or someone who is struggling to define their goals. In short, my ideal client is anyone who wants to begin or continue to improve their lives. Call, text or e-mail me to schedule a free 30 minute consultation so that you can decide if I can help.

The individuals and couples I work with have the sense they are feeling disconnected, this may be disconnection from self or others. Disconnection from our emotions, experiences, physical responses, and relationships can be incredibly troubling. Many people I work with identify feeling self-doubt, anxiety, overwhelm, loss of identity, conflict in relationships, loss of intimacy, and loneliness. In an individual or relational setting we can collaborate to create a therapeutic space that allows you to explore these experiences and develop a better understanding of the tools you already possess to overcome this sense of disconnection.

School. Friendships. Play. Sleep. Family. These are the tasks of childhood. Often when our young children are struggling, we are told to wait, that they will grow out of it or that this phase will pass on its own. Unfortunately that can lead to older children who continue to struggle, only on a bigger stage. We are seeing school avoidance, irritability, isolation, and social difficulties starting at younger and younger ages.

I am accepting new clients! Cynthia is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist committed to help individual’s foster healthier and meaningful relationships that they desire. Cynthia’s skillset leads by the means of empathy and connection working with children, individuals, teens, couples, and families as they navigate various challenges in life. I work collaboratively with my clients to identify personal strengths, hope and encouragement, effective communication strategies, resolve conflicts, intimacy concerns, parenting, healthy boundaries, empower those who have experienced trauma, traumatic health diagnosis, or grief and loss.

Are you looking for a therapist who is dedicated to understanding you? Hi, I’m Stevie (they/them/theirs) LPCC and I offer therapy services in Loveland for individuals with depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma symptoms, both in office and virtually. Expressing yourself fully to another person is an incredibly vulnerable action that requires deep care and attention. Whether you feel you are on the verge of a crisis or want to explore a newly discovered part of yourself, I am here to help you on your journey towards healing.

Welcome! My name is Alycia Stack and I look forward to working with you. In my practice, I take an individualized approach to every client. I am affirming to all identities, neurotypes, and lifestyles and enjoy working with members of the LGBTQ+ community, adults with ADHD and/or Autism, and polyamorous/non-monogamous dynamics. I am also kink friendly and sex positive in my approach.

As a psychologist, I assist clients in working through many difficult life events, mental health disorders, and general day to day struggles. I primarily focus on adults and adolescents with a variety of concerns including adjustment issues, depression and anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, OCD, gender/sexuality issues, and couples/marital issues. I am experienced and trained in several specific psychological modalities including CBT, DBT, interpersonal process therapy, psychodynamic therapy, psychodramatic techniques, and EMDR. My clients enjoy my sense of humor, authenticity, and passion for my work.

Gifted students tend to set high expectations and standards for themselves; are perfectionistic and become profoundly disappointed, stressed, and hopeless if they feel they have failed to measure up to their expectations. Gifted individuals are intense and sensitive. Some may view these "big emotions" as illogical, scary, and risky. They need support in balancing their interpersonal and emotional self with their intellectual and logical self. Through setting goals that are realistic and healthy, educating gifted about their overexcitabilities, introducing healthy coping strategies, and self-soothing tools prove very impactful.