Female Therapists in Denver, CO

My name is Cheyenne, a licensed professional counselor in Colorado. I am passionate about connecting with nature, learning new things, climbing rocks and mountains, and supporting my clients to overcome past and present hardships. I've dedicated my career to helping people heal from the wounds of the past and reclaim their lives with strength and resilience. I believe in creating a safe and supportive space for you to share and explore your experiences and emotions without judgment. I draw from evidence-based therapies such as trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and somatic-attachment therapy.

Hello! I'm Maggie, I've been practicing therapy for 11 years and hope to help you with any mental health, trauma, and relationship needs. Therapy is often a matter of tipping the first domino. My goal is not to just simply talk about problems and feelings, but to help make lasting positive change from whatever creates barriers in life. That may be anxiety, depression, trauma, or maybe just that very human feeling of being stuck. In my practice, I believe in uncovering the “why” behind our actions and core beliefs by looking at our past along side of our present and future.

You want to feel better, right? I take pride in my commitment to helping you achieve this. I will help you understand yourself better and work through blocks so that you can have more enjoyment, worry less, and function better in work, relationships, and life. I listen for what's underlying your issues and then help you find resolution. I work with you to relieve worries, racing thoughts, poor concentration, panic, moodiness, irritability, relationship problems, and work-related problems.

My aim is to foster a therapeutic space that is client-centered and supportive. As a client, you can expect to have a hands-on approach in your treatment by setting goals that you believe are important in creating the change you want for yourself. Each individual is unique and I do not believe in “one size fits all” therapy, so I will meet you where you are and work with you from there. I strive to empower clients and support their goals by developing and enhancing client skills using a variety of evidence-based interventions. I present a strength-based and solution-focused approach.

Dr. Danielle Mohr is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Wolff Child Psychology. She earned her M.S. and Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Colorado State University. Her graduate training focused on assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with ADHD, learning disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and mood and behavioral concerns. Dr. Mohr completed her pre-doctoral internship at Community Reach Center, in Adams County, Colorado, and a post-doctoral fellowship in clinical child psychology at the University of California at Davis Medical Center.

Change is hard. Either change happens to us (as with the Covid pandemic) and adapting can be difficult and painful, or we want change and making that happen can be overwhelming and challenging. I have several years of experience helping clients create change in the ways they are hoping for. I have worked with clients from various age groups, teens through older adults, and have assisted them with a wide range of presenting difficulties including: depression; anxiety; relationship struggles/couples; family dynamics; life transitions; parenting challenges; postpartum depression; and trauma.

Do you sometimes feel that your emotions are "too much" and others don't understand you? If you're grieving a loss or going through a life transition, do you find that family or friends aren't able to hold space for all that you're feeling and sorting through? Or maybe you're struggling in your faith and need a safe place to process your doubts and questions. Perhaps you've experienced religious trauma due to your sexual orientation or gender identification and are looking for a counselor who understands the "church world" but has no religious agenda. If any of the above resonates with you, I can help!

"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." - Maya Angelou. I am a licensed clinical psychologist practicing in Denver. I assist clients in developing insight and self-awareness so they may make more informed choices rather than perpetuating old patterns and habits. My work tends to focus on healing from the past, increasing coping skills and building on existing strengths to move in a new direction and create change. I bring 26 years of experience, knowledge, skills, humor, and empathy to my work with clients.

Nancy Nedland is a master’s level therapist with decades of experience. Her warmth and humor help her to develop trusting relationships with her clients and her strength-based approach allows growth and change to occur in a natural way. Nancy is also a registered yoga teacher and practitioner and incorporates opportunities for mindfulness, body awareness and breathing techniques into her therapy. She believes that everyone has the ability to find balance through practice and holds space for client’s to work through life experiences, challenges and traumas in order to connect to their own inner wisdom.

Are you left overwhelmed, hopeless and exhausted? Will it ever get better? Yes, it can. Living with past trauma, grief or loss is not easy when we feel alone and stuck. When it feels that your story is already written in stone. This is not the case! Together we can recreate new ways, explore new perspectives, and rewrite your story. I have the training and knowledge to help you move past these feelings. My sessions are empathetic, curious and non judgmental. I offer you the support and space for conversations that will lead to healing. Together we can overcome and restore vitality to your life!

As a client once told me, "Grief is like open-heart surgery without an anesthetic." Grief is a universal experience although each person's grief journey is unique. Those experiencing the death of a loved one, friend, or pet, along with other losses such as divorce, illness, relocation, unemployment, or retirement may benefit from counseling specific to grief and loss. I have had the honor of walking alongside many as they navigate their grief journey and know first-hand the benefit of compassionate counseling.

Hello! My name is Lorin Terrell and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Colorado. I treat all clinical issues, using a collaborative and client centered approach. I also practice from a trauma and culturally responsive lens, meaning your personal experiences are validated and included in any therapeutic work we do together. My approach to providing therapy services is first and foremost, client centered. My clients are the experts on their unique experiences and circumstances, I am simply the guide to get them where they want to be.

I am an active therapist who is interested in doing what works for each client. I am flexible, client-centered, and friendly. I currently work with adults and adolescents and have experience working with men, women and nonbinary clients. My special interest is in helping women become assertive, empowered and able to live fuller lives. I can be very helpful with clients who are living or working with toxic individuals such as narcissists, borderline personality disorder or addicts. I am expert in individual IQ assessment and am committed to helping gifted and highly sensitive individuals cope with their sensitivities and gifts.

I enjoy taking a holistic mind-body-soul approach to mental wellness that explores and honors the whole self. I have a passion for helping individuals navigate and foster a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships. When working with any client, my goal is to ensure that they feel seen, heard, supported, and empowered. Whatever is bringing you to counseling, I am confident in your inherent strength and capacity for growth. My role is to help you harness those strengths and navigate the transformative process of self-exploration, vulnerability and change.

I can help you conquer your personal struggles, anxiety, depression, trauma and difficulties. I use individual therapy and EMDR to help us find solutions together. I work with children, young people, adults, and anyone that has disabilities. I was a special education teacher for over twenty years and will do whatever it takes to assist you in living your best life.

Let's be honest, motherhood is hard. It is not just you. Motherhood presents unexpected hurdles, from fertility struggles to coping with loss, and the everyday challenges of raising children. Honestly, though, when was the last time you took some time to focus on you and how you are doing with some of these challenges? That's where I come in. I offer a healing space for women from diverse backgrounds to get real around their feelings about motherhood (resentment, guilt, we cover it all!) and to learn practical strategies to manage the demands of parenting. I offer couples counseling for parents to improve intimacy and communication.

Supporting youth with developmental disabilities and their families is my area of passion and expertise. I strive to help families understand why their child might be struggling and how to best support them. My extensive training in psychology and behavior analysis allows me to view behavioral, emotional, and social challenges from unique perspectives. I specialize in youth with autism and co-occurring disorders and take a strengths-based approach to help them strive and reduce challenges around behavior and mental health concerns.

Medicaid covers Neurofeedback! I work with all ages at Aspire Counseling located in Denver. Before private practice, I was in residential mental health treatment primarily with young adults and adolescents. I am competent in working with both children and adults who have experienced abuse and trauma. I also have a heart for working with young adults navigating transitions and healing past emotional wounds. Goals for therapy are a collaborative process in which we will discover your personal needs for optimal growth. My role is to provide a safe space for you to come as you are each session.

You might be feeling anxious, depressed, stressed, or confused. Or maybe you are struggling with knowing how you are feeling. Perhaps life is moving too fast, too slow, or its transitions are becoming overwhelming for you. Whatever you are feeling, it is likely impacting different areas of your life—work, relationships, your passions, your faith, etc.—and you are seeking some sort of help or relief.