Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Therapists in Southeastern Denver, Denver, CO

If you're reading this I want to encourage you to keep the momentum! Reaching out to a therapist is one of the most difficult and hopeful things you can do and it’s worth it! I work with anxiety, depression, addictions and relationship issues. I've been a psychologist for over 35 years and I still love the work. My approach incorporates a spiritual orientation; this is due to working with people who are in recovery, and my own journey. Spiritual based psychotherapy is not about religion, but about accessing the Power that surrounds us, the power of Love. I am an active, engaging therapist with a sense of humor, it’s good to laugh.

Are worries and intrusive thoughts running your life? Does your world feeling smaller because you avoid situations, people, objects or ideas? Do you perform repetitive (compulsive) behaviors or argue in your head to feel more comfortable but find that this is actually time consuming and gets in your way? I will work collaboratively with you to help regain the pleasure, activities and situations you miss. We will set goals together, come to understand your specific situation and values, and work together to open up your life again.

I am a graduate of the Regis University Master's in Counseling program and hold a post-graduate certificate in child and adolescent counseling. Before my Master's degree, I completed my Baccalaureate degree in Psychology from the University of Colorado at Denver. Throughout my career I have worked for both Mental Health Center of Denver (in adult services) as well as The Third Way Center (a residential program for at risk youth). I believe a positive client-therapist relationship is essential for growth and healing and am passionate about supporting clients in developing awareness, knowledge and skills necessary to live healthy, fulfilling lives.

If you or your child/teen struggles with challenges related to Autism, ADHD, or intellectual or learning disabilities I would love to support you. Neurodiverse children often have challenges with socialization, communication, and specific interests. Through child-led play and cognitive behavioral support I work with children to strengthen skills and regulate emotions. If your child is older or in adolescence there may be additional challenges with Neurodiversity such as anxiety or depression. I utilize CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and mindfulness based therapy to support clients and help them reach their goals.

Accepting new clients! You want to feel better right now but you don’t know where to start. You experience overwhelm and the voice inside your head is harder on you than anyone else- especially when you are feeling anxious, “not good enough,” or other emotions. Managing these symptoms with your friends, family, and other relationships is challenging. You are finally ready to discuss what’s been bothering you, whether that be trauma or other events that may have contributed to your personal feelings and experiences. I am here to support you through this journey.

I specialize in cognitive-behavioral (CBT) for adults. I help you learn a set of practical tools to help with how you're thinking and what you're doing in certain situations, so you can feel better and move forward in your life. It's important not only that you feel better through our work together, but also that you know exactly what you did to get there, so you are confident in how to help yourself continue to feel well going forward.

Let's work together to create change, to increase your ability to bounce back from hardships and disappointments, to create and sustain meaningful connections to others, to heal from loss and heartaches. With support, you can take steps towards health and happiness and build the life that you deserve.

Book online at www.freeyourselfdenver.com. As a clinician, Sarah takes great effort to create a warm, nonjudgmental space to help clients feel seen and understood. She has experience working with youth, teens, and adults and brings compassion, genuineness, honest reflection, and humor to clients in session. Sarah is a client-focused clinician who strives to help her clients restore their sense of self, increase their self-esteem, build meaningful relationships with boundaries, and obtain the goals they set for themselves.

You’re feeling stuck in a cycle of anxiety and depression, where every day feels like a struggle. Overwhelming worry, self-doubt, and persistent sadness make it hard to enjoy life or feel like yourself. You might be struggling at work, feeling disconnected from loved ones, or finding it tough to make even small decisions. Despite trying to manage on your own, things haven't improved, and you’re ready for a change. What you really want is to regain control, find relief from this emotional weight, and discover a path that feels hopeful and manageable.

We understand the challenge of knowing that your child is suffering (through symptoms of anxiety, sadness, aggression, defiance and/or low self esteem) but not knowing exactly how to support them. Our team of therapists (based in Denver, Dallas, and Atlanta) support highly sensitive and gifted children, as well as their parents, in addressing patterns that are holding them back from their greatest potential. In addition to having deep understanding of the sensitive child, our therapists are trained to support ADHD, oppositional defiance, post traumatic stress, and attachment trauma. Learn much more on our website: rootedrhythm.com

I commonly help people with depression, anxiety, grief/loss and health related concerns (chronic illness, cancer, adjustment to diagnosis). High functioning clients focus on stress management, work/life balance, life transitions (adjustment to college, graduation, career changes or retirement) and relationship concerns. I help women to thrive through pregnancy and adjustment to new baby. Women seek my support when planning for pregnancy, facing fertility issues, or making decisions regarding genetic anomalies. I also specialize in miscarriage, infant loss & grief, perinatal mood disorders, and adjustment to new baby.

You don't always have to feel the way you're feeling now. Maybe you've become aware of some hurts or trauma that are holding you back from living a full life. Maybe you are going through vocational difficulties, relationship strain, or find yourself doing things you really don't want to do over and over again. Maybe things are alright but you wonder if there is just something more to life or to who you are. You're ready to make changes, or maybe just to explore what growth could be like. Welcome! There is hope here.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Play Therapist, I offer compassionate support for children and adults dealing with various issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship/family difficulties. My goal is to create a comfortable and non-judgmental environment where clients can explore their emotions and begin healing.

Are you under stress? Overwhelmed? Do you feel unable to move ahead in your life? Would you like to feel more effective with your children or in your marriage? Is your child struggling at home or at school? I have 25 years experience in individual , child and family counseling, as well as couples counseling. I work with issues, from life transitions ( divorce, loss ) to chronic mental illness, and trauma. Although I work from a cognitive behavioral base, I draw from many theoretical techniques, including psychodynamic,developmental, trauma recovery, EMDR, art therapy and others (we find what works best for you).

Life can be really hard, and sometimes the hardest part is asking for help. Humans are complicated, social beings who have been cut off from society and routine for the past two years. If you have a history of mental illness, relationship issues, identity concerns, mood changes, or life transitions, those feelings may have been exacerbated by our current world. If you are ready to ask for help, let me offer a relaxed, non - judgmental space to provide mental wellness. I have worked for close to a decade with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and personality disorders.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with over 28 years of experience. My areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, panic, trauma, eating disorders, self-injury, relationship issues and identity development. I primarily work with adolescents and adults providing individual, family and couples psychotherapy. All of my training and clinical work is grounded in evidenced-based research. I am trained in Mindfulness-Based Therapies, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR Level-II, Exposure Therapy, and the Safe Alternatives approach.

Peregrine Counseling and Wellness is a nonprofit mental health organization based in southeast Denver, CO. We aim to promote wellbeing from a mind-body perspective, working to heal trauma through the integration of evidence-based practices. Our team of clinicians have over a decade or more of experience working with victims of trauma and trauma related disorders.

Throughout my clinical experience, I have worked with individuals and families of all ages to address difficulties stemming from anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, eating disorders, OCD and more. Currently, I work with clients ages 10 and up and specialize in using Family Based Therapy to treat and manage the symptoms of eating disorders and body image dissatisfaction. My ability to truly connect with my clients and build an authentic relationship is my greatest clinical strength. It is also what allows us to work collaboratively to efficiently reach your goals.

I specialize in working with children/adolescents/young adults with developmental disabilities and/or cognitive impairments. My goal is to help indiviudals and their families make connections between difficult behaviors and their underlying causes, and to find interventions that work well for the family. I believe that assessing and identifying strengths in both the client and the family is just as important as identifying the problems.