In Person Therapists in Beulah, CO

Sometimes life can be challenging, and sometimes we need support with those challenges. Life is a multidimensional experience, and I am committed to helping people process those experiences. I strive to support individuals with concerns related to life transitions, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and addiction. I believe everyone has the capacity for growth when they have access to the resources to do do.

I help my clients by meeting them where they are at and adjusting my clinicial approach based off of their needs. If they are needing more support, I will offer validation. If they are needing psychoeducation and tools.

Throughout my career, I've had the privilege of working with individuals of all ages and addressing a wide range of issues. My therapeutic approach is rooted in a non-judgmental model, with a primary focus on assisting clients in achieving acceptance, fulfillment, happiness, and overall well-being in their lives.

I specialize in helping adults and teens navigate trauma, and the resulting issues such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and unhealthy coping strategies. I offer walking sessions and am especially passionate about Buddhist psychology and Mindfulness. I am honored to walk a while with you on your journey back to your genuine self; the you who thrives instead of simply existing. I do not see people as their mistakes, issues, or diagnoses. I am interested in knowing you and helping you navigate the suffering that is holding you back. All clients are welcome.

Marinda is passionate for promoting well-being for both the individual and the community. For years, she has been working with teens, families, and adult women creating a therapeutic atmosphere of listening, understanding, and quality care. In the therapy room, Marinda views her clients and their environments holistically. She provides a partnership in healing with her clients, equipping them with the tools and skills needed on the path towards growth and restoration. Her hope is for her clients to find meaning and healing in their life stories, resulting in positive changes in themselves, their families, and their communities even when their time in therapy is over. Marinda received her Master of Counseling from Denver Seminary and her Bachelor of Arts in Human Communication and Psychology from Colorado Christian University. Her passion for the mental well-being of her community is evidenced by her partnerships with local schools and churches. Locally, Marinda has been engaged as a speaker for groups of students and parents on myriad topics such as self-harm, anxiety, and depression.

Unhappy? Dealing with personal, relationship, or sexual problems? I can help. I provide counseling with the goal of improving personal understanding so you can be more fully intimate with those around you, both emotionally and physically. Those experiencing concerns with relationship conflict, sexual issues, mismatched desire, mental health, infidelity, addictions, parenting, among many other concerns, will find help with me. I am passionate about what I do. I want to make sure you feel progress as soon as possible in an open, nonjudgmental environment. Let's work together to get you where you want to be.

I'm dedicated to providing compassionate, personalized care to individuals on their journey toward healing and growth. With a person-centered approach, I believe in the unique worth of each person, tailoring therapy sessions to their specific needs and goals. My expertise lies in supporting individuals and families dealing with substance use disorders, offering evidence-based interventions and holistic support.

I believe that change, although painful and challenging at times, is the only consistent thing about life, and that's when we grow. Don't avoid being uncomfortable! Lean in! Our ability to acclimate to change is vital. My personal belief is that EVERYONE has the innate capacity for change and growth, even though life's toughest curve balls! I hold a firm belief that the client is the expert, as they have lived and led their own lives.

Making the decision to seek therapy takes guts! The courageous decision to take this step is one you will not regret. Together, we will find applicable solutions that will revolutionize your thinking and your life. Often, we don't need huge sweeping changes in our lives but rather a tweak in perspectives and thinking patterns. Small changes net big results. That first step is often the hardest part and you have already done that, so great job! Try a session. See what you think. If we are not a fit, that is okay. Either way, I hope you feel great about your decision to talk to someone. I look forward to meeting you soon!

I work to help people be the best version of themselves and to have the most fulfilling relationships with themselves and others. This looks different for everyone and is dependent on what you want to get out of working together in therapy. You get to decide who you want to be and I would be honored to help you in that noble pursuit. I am comfortable discussing fears, day to day struggles, existential concerns, trauma, childhood, relationships, strengths, fascinations, love, failure, success, understanding and anything else that life has been bringing your way.

Schedule now through my website in my bio! I practice person-centered therapy, which means that I aim to create a therapeutic environment of empathy, acceptance, and authenticity. During sessions, I give suggestions about techniques to try and skills to practice, but I believe my clients are the experts on their lives and what works best for them. My goal is to empower my clients to determine how they want to move forward rather than telling them what to do. I strive not to judge my clients for their actions; instead, I help them uncover the underlying thoughts and motivations behind their behaviors.

Hi I’m Rebecca. I have extensive experience working with couples, people who are struggling with anxiety and depression, as well as adolescents and family conflict. I have spent many years doing intense family and couple's therapy. I’ve done work helping them to get along better, effectively communicate and improve their relationships. I’ve also done a lot of work helping parents target and address problem areas with their children to empower them to manage their child’s high-risk behaviors and using play as a modality of therapy.

You want to be emotionally healthier and happier, but you may not know how to obtain that goal. You want help figuring out what tools, strategies, or changes will help you reach your emotional health and relationship goals. We can help.

I am a person of faith, a father of three, a husband, and a lover of people. I love music, and is an avid guitarist. I have a passion for counseling and a heart for people struggling through life. For me, a personal investment is made in every individual, couple, or family that I see. I have experience across a wide range of counseling concerns, as well as specialized training in trauma. I am experienced in facilitating groups concerning existential life issues including struggles in life, meaning, purpose, and death and loss.

Do you and your partner have communication issues? Do you and your partner have constant misunderstandings and arguments? Do you struggle with conflict resolution after a fight? Has infidelity occurred in your relationship, and now you have no idea how to navigate the complex emotions or rebuild trust? Have a significant life change such as marriage, parenthood, moving, or career challenges caused stress in your relationship? I can help; as a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate, I am passionate about helping couples navigate the complexities of their relationship and find the path to deeper connection.

Schedule now through my website! > Link in my bio! Claire (she/her) is a Clinical Social Work Candidate who obtained her bachelors degree in psychology from Washburn University and masters of social work from the University of Denver. Claire is a trauma-informed therapist with a focus on client centered and strength-based approach. She has worked in a variety of settings, including inpatient and outpatient community mental health agencies, non-profits, schools, and now private practice. She focuses on issues around trauma, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, school challenges, and relationship counseling for individuals and couples.