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MindSet, LLC
Psychologist, PsyD, MSCP, ABPP
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (Online Only)
Through the advancement of technology, MindSet, LLC provides comprehensive psychological evaluations and consultation using a secure HIPPA-compliant platform.
Through the advancement of technology, MindSet, LLC provides comprehensive psychological evaluations and consultation using a secure HIPPA-compliant platform.
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Chris Waters
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, MBA, LPC, EMDR, NCC
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Problems with work, marriage, or any relationships. Specializes in trauma, PTSD, Depression, and Anxiety. Certified for EMDR we brings 40 years of care and compassion for individual and business clients' concerns to the practice. Assists clients to better understand their problems and provides a trusting environment to develop solutions. A Nationally Certified Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor. Chris possesses a Masters of Arts in Psychology and Professional Counseling, and an MBA in Management and Entrepreneurship, He helps individuals, couples, and business owners and their employees solve all problem.
Problems with work, marriage, or any relationships. Specializes in trauma, PTSD, Depression, and Anxiety. Certified for EMDR we brings 40 years of care and compassion for individual and business clients' concerns to the practice. Assists clients to better understand their problems and provides a trusting environment to develop solutions. A Nationally Certified Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor. Chris possesses a Masters of Arts in Psychology and Professional Counseling, and an MBA in Management and Entrepreneurship, He helps individuals, couples, and business owners and their employees solve all problem.
![Photo of David Stephens, PsyD, Psychologist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/3c9f3bab-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/2/320x400.jpeg)
Hope.Relief.Freedom. Life has gotten progressively more difficult over the last few years. People of all ages are struggling with fatigue, discouragement, despair, and even hopelessness. All of these things result in poor performance in regulating emotions and navigating relationships, controlling behavior (especially for kids and teenagers), focusing your attention and concentration, jobs and careers, sports, academics, and daily life. Despite what you've heard, and maybe come to believe, you and your kids can put all those life "performance difficulties" behind you and thrive in a way you perhaps have never imagined.
Hope.Relief.Freedom. Life has gotten progressively more difficult over the last few years. People of all ages are struggling with fatigue, discouragement, despair, and even hopelessness. All of these things result in poor performance in regulating emotions and navigating relationships, controlling behavior (especially for kids and teenagers), focusing your attention and concentration, jobs and careers, sports, academics, and daily life. Despite what you've heard, and maybe come to believe, you and your kids can put all those life "performance difficulties" behind you and thrive in a way you perhaps have never imagined.
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Center for Valued Living, PLLC
PsyD, LPC, LCSW, LMFT, LPCC
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
We are a group of highly-qualified mental health therapists serving all over CO via telehealth and in-person (offices in Aurora). Our licensed therapists and supervised LPCC/SWC/intern providers take most insurances including Medicaid. See c4vl.com or photo gallery for details on our clinicians, & specialties, insurances. We are committed to anti-racist, neurodivergent-affirming, and GLBTQIA+ allied practice. We have providers who speak Spanish, French, and Russian. Hablamos Espanol tambien! Email us with this info: In-person or telehealth, Insurance, Age, describe needs to be addressed.
We are a group of highly-qualified mental health therapists serving all over CO via telehealth and in-person (offices in Aurora). Our licensed therapists and supervised LPCC/SWC/intern providers take most insurances including Medicaid. See c4vl.com or photo gallery for details on our clinicians, & specialties, insurances. We are committed to anti-racist, neurodivergent-affirming, and GLBTQIA+ allied practice. We have providers who speak Spanish, French, and Russian. Hablamos Espanol tambien! Email us with this info: In-person or telehealth, Insurance, Age, describe needs to be addressed.
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Alpine Awareness Wellness Center
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Verified Verified
Colorado Springs, CO 80917
First it was gun violence, then it was climate change. Now we are faced with this severe pandemic that many of us have ever faced in our life time. We here at Alpine Awareness Wellness Ctr are feeling some of the same anxiety, depression and fear as you are and would like to share with you specific coping skills for handling this unprecedented situation.
First it was gun violence, then it was climate change. Now we are faced with this severe pandemic that many of us have ever faced in our life time. We here at Alpine Awareness Wellness Ctr are feeling some of the same anxiety, depression and fear as you are and would like to share with you specific coping skills for handling this unprecedented situation.
![Photo of Teresa M Williams, PsyD, Psychologist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/1cb257ee-0aed-44f0-9615-e8ef80fb15a9/2/320x400.jpeg)
As a licensed psychologist, I am now in a position to help those in need spiritually, emotionally, and psychologically. I believe that my purpose and calling in life is to serve others, particularly women, to achieve their best selves underneath the pain and turmoil of daily life. I believe that success in relationships, family, and employment are central to our mental health. With my broad experience from an inpatient hospital setting, I am well equipped to assess and treat both simple and complex issues. Within the domains of psychology and Christianity, my natural inclination is to bring meaning and an end to suffering.
As a licensed psychologist, I am now in a position to help those in need spiritually, emotionally, and psychologically. I believe that my purpose and calling in life is to serve others, particularly women, to achieve their best selves underneath the pain and turmoil of daily life. I believe that success in relationships, family, and employment are central to our mental health. With my broad experience from an inpatient hospital setting, I am well equipped to assess and treat both simple and complex issues. Within the domains of psychology and Christianity, my natural inclination is to bring meaning and an end to suffering.
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Black and African American Therapists
As an African American, why might I wish to see a therapist who is African American?
African American clients may seek out African American therapists for several reasons, foremost being a sense of cultural understanding and the possibility of shared experiences. Cultural sensitivity and context on the part of the therapist may make it easier to form a therapeutic alliance and to focus on the work of therapy without the need to explain or educate a therapist on cultural matters. It may also be empowering to work with a therapist who shares one’s racial or ethnic background. It is important to note that a therapist who demonstrates cultural sensitivity can be highly effective even if they do not share a client’s background or race.
Can clients benefit from working with a therapist who shares their race or ethnicity?
Yes, having a therapist who shares a client’s race or ethnicity is often valuable, especially if it fosters a strong therapeutic alliance between the two. While training, qualifications, and experience are always important, a strong alliance between client and therapist is a major contributor to therapeutic effectiveness. An alliance is likely to be strengthened with a therapist who has an understanding of a client’s background and perhaps also shared life experiences. It should be noted that many clients form a strong bond with their therapist regardless of their race or ethnicity. This is a personal decision, and it depends on the therapist, the client, and the connection between the two.
How might I inquire about a therapist’s experience working with African American clients?
Clients can ask therapists directly about their experience working with clients of diverse backgrounds, including with African American individuals. You may wish to inquire whether a therapist has undertaken training in cultural competence broadly, and how specifically they would ensure that their approach is sensitive to the needs of African American clients. Therapy involves honesty and trust, so it’s best for clients to share concerns about their therapist’s cultural competence at the outset. And a good clinician who is nonetheless not the right fit for you is often happy to make referrals based on the concerns you articulate.
Why is it important for a therapist to be culturally sensitive?
It’s important for a therapist to be culturally sensitive because everyone comes to therapy with a unique background and set of experiences. Being aware of culture and cultural differences between people is important for understanding clients, as is coming to therapy with an open mind, recognizing that the therapist doesn’t necessarily understand everything and that the client can help guide the way.
Who is included in Psychology Today's directory of Black therapists?
The directory of Black therapists includes therapists who have self-identified their ethnicity in their profiles. Psychology Today uses this information to assist clients in finding a therapist who can provide a cultural match. However, not all therapists choose to disclose their ethnicity in their profile, and they may not appear in search results for this reason. In situations where the number of therapists who have identified as Black is limited, the directory will also show therapists who have undergone specific multicultural training or have extensive experience working with clients from relevant cultural backgrounds.