Therapists in Five Points, Denver, CO

Have you experienced abuse or neglect? Are you facing symptoms of anxiety and depression? Do you find yourself overwhelmed or struggling to connect with your emotions? Do you feel stressed? Experiencing unhealthy relationships? I am here to support your emotional well-being and personal growth journey. In my therapy practice, we will work together to address your specific concerns and collaboratively create a tailored plan to help you live the fulfilling life you deserve. I help individuals dealing with trauma from emotional, physical, and sexual experiences while also assisting those navigating current traumatic experiences.

As a collaborative clinician and life-long learner, I am a therapist who is committed to being honest, empathetic, courageous, and wise. I work with clients who experience trouble in their relationships and stagnation in life, who are looking for a future free from the constraints caused by fear and worry. I provide reassurance, communication skills, clarity amid the confusion inherent in transitions and movement amid the pain stuckness can create. Together we bravely focus on creating a future that is bright, optimistic, open and full of possibility, unstuck from where you were when our work began.

Dr. Hauptfleisch is a licensed psychologist who works with adults and college students, and provides care for individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, ADHD and adjustment to significant life changes.

My name is Jamie Lofing. I am trained in CBT,DBT, ACT, EMDR, and have worked with those who have undergone trauma. Additionally, I have worked with families in crisis.

Heartland Psychotherapy centers LGBTQ+ and other marginalized communities, working with motivated individuals to build insight, confront obstacles to well-being, and heal trauma to move toward self-actualization & joy. Our team of LBGTQ+ and allied therapists represent many identities & theoretical perspectives, and work from queer feminist and family systems frameworks. We value self-determination, holistic health, harm reduction, and disability & racial justice. Relationships are built through collaboration, creativity, and recognition of the environmental & cultural factors that impact clients' lives.

I believe it's time for self-inquiry. I've worked in client care for 15 years and believe having a stable foundation in mental health is a requirement for functioning with all we are facing. I combine somatic work, trauma-informed care, attachment work, psycho-education, and nervous system support. I work with clients to understand their mind, heart, instinctual & physical selves. Some of my structured specialties include EMDR, women's health focused work, couples work, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, as well as Clinical Supervision for practitioners. I work in-office and virtually. I work with high achievers with full lives.

Depression, anxiety, trauma, obsessions, etc live in the mind's dark corners and create cages that breed and maintain pain, stagnation, isolation, and an inability to think. If your suffering feels like a never-ending cycle and a lifelong struggle, you’ve come to the right place. There are no tricks or quick fixes -despite what some might promise- so, let's explore your history and mind's process, and discover your strengths within. Once you finally understand the patterns and process the internal conflicts that have been keeping you stuck, the cage can be dismantled.

With recent neurological and attachment research, we are finding how connected the mind and body really are. We are also finding how important for a person's well-being it is to understand one’s identity and how we each fit in the world. I partner with my clients to develop a felt sense of security within themselves and the world. This felt sense is what will create the necessary resiliency to ensure a person can work through struggles that have been holding them back. Much of my background involves working with the Neuro-Diverse community and the LGBTQIA+ community.

I have been in private practice since 1976. Most of the people I see want to alter repetitive patterns in life and love they cannot seem to change. Some have been in therapy before. I find change to be a challenge because we tend to see what we already know. The therapeutic process should offer a partnership during which new ways of seeing and experiencing develop because of the different perspectives that the relationship offers. Recently I have found Zoom to be useful for those with unusual schedules or locations as well as face to face visits.

Welcome! While finding a new therapist can be daunting, I hope this page can give you the information and encouragement you need as you take this important next step. My passion as a therapist lies in providing a space for you to 1) better understand yourself and your goals, 2) determine what is working for you and what may not be, and 3) feel emboldened to approach life in new and meaningful ways. It is my hope that our time together will help you to release yourself from patterns that have left you feeling stuck, and instead, find the space and freedom to explore what’s most important to you.

We all have something we struggle with and can often find ways of dealing with it. Sometimes how we have dealt with things are no longer effective and it's time to find alternatives. Things from your past or recent experience can bubble up and keep you in patterns of distressful thinking, emotions, and behaviors. I believe that understanding yourself on a deep level enables you to see the path to improved living and more positive emotions while being patient with the negative emotions. I have been practicing since 2020 with people between 20 and 57 years old with a variety of struggles.

With advanced practice and research in relationships, my client is someone who recognizes the intricate tapestry of their own experiences and seeks a compassionate therapist to navigate the complexities of their inner world. They may come to me with a multitude of issues, but at the heart of it, they are persons yearning for understanding, acceptance, and meaningful connections. In their quest for healing and growth, my clients often grapple with challenge such as anxiety, depression, substance use, and relationship distress.

I am a Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor with over 17 years of experience working in the field of psychotherapy & mindfulness practices. My work is a synthesis of western psychology and eastern philosophies. I offer individuals the tools to increase self-awareness, shift emotional patterning, strengthen mental focus, & increase spiritual character, to attain the vision one holds for their life. As part of my work, I have spent over a decade developing programs and curriculum for inner transformation and sustainable systems (community and/or family) change. I continue to offer my work virtually nation wide.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the constant barrage of information from social media, news, and those around you? Do you struggle with emotional swings that disrupt your relationships and leave you feeling lost? You may be seeking clarity, emotional stability, and healthier connections. Your goal is to regain control, find meaning, and improve your mental well-being. You want to stop the destructive patterns and create a life filled with forgiveness, gratitude, and self-acceptance, supported by effective anger management, strategic problem-solving, and reduced anxiety and depression.

Hi! I am a bilingual therapist with over 20 years of experience. In 2000, I finished my Counseling education at Arizona State University. For the first few years, I worked in an in-patient mental health facility. Over time, I was more drawn to outpatient work and began starting my own Private Practice in 2006 called Life Transitions Counseling. Recently, I have spent time traveling the world working as a Military Family Life Counselor, aiding in the mental health care of our service members and their family members.

Khanhsong Nguyen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned her Master’s degree from Smith College School for Social Work. Khanhsong’s therapeutic work is informed by social justice and intersectionality. She is trained psychodynamically and in ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), helping clients explore how past experiences and relationships impact how they navigate the world. She has a direct, playful and collaborative approach that will hold clients accountable and challenge clients to create change and build acceptance.

Life can throw so many curve balls at us leading to uncertainty, pain, and hardship. The world can give us so many messages telling us that we are not worthy, we must take up less space, or we are not deserving of having our needs met. When you get to the point where you're ready to face it all and start healing, I'm here for you.

It's not uncommon for the stories we tell ourselves to hold us back from becoming the person we aspire to be. These narratives can take root early in life and influence the way we live today, but they don't have to define us. If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or burned out, please know that you're not alone. I would be honored to work with you and help you overcome these challenges.

You want to feel stable, unshakable, confident, empowered, able to set boundaries and use your voice effectively. We support clients in healing trauma and unresolved wounds so you may reach your potential. We all need a sacred space to unpack the complexities of life. We offer a space where you can build your confidence - a space that is just yours and allows you to center in your truth, intuition and sense of self-worth. We support you in breaking free from old traumas, self-limiting / self-destructive behaviors and beliefs. We create a safe space and work collaboratively with you to heal and become the best versions of yourself.