Depression Therapists in Englewood, CO

Lizz Johnson, LCSW Lizz Johnson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Colorado who has been practicing since 2020. She earned a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of New England in 2016. Lizz has a calm and humorous approach that feels similar to talking with a friend. She focuses on what makes each person unique and resilient. She loves to help validate painful experiences while helping empower clients to pursue their dreams and develop skills to face all of life's peaks and valleys. In her spare time, Lizz enjoys reading, paddleboarding, and traveling.

Why can’t we give ourselves a break?! We bombard our thoughts, emotions, and feelings with constant criticism and self-doubt. It’s too much to handle. Seriously! Aren’t you tired of feeling shitty – hating that it takes everything you have just to get out of bed some mornings? Don’t you want to feel alive and find purpose? Yearning for more, but not sure how to get there… Creating a self-esteem boost. Going after the better job we’re more than qualified to handle. Knowing how to walk away from relationships and situations that hurt us. It’s time to learn how to truly love and accept yourself. Time to quiet the inner critic.

Everyone knows relationships take work. But what does that really mean? We'll work on things like: How do both of you feel in your relationship? Do you deeply understand and effectively communicate each other's thoughts, feelings, and needs? I have been married over 30 years and have three grown children. I understand the challenges couples must navigate and how they can get stuck in negative cycles. My approach is to help you recognize and change the patterns that keep you stuck and support you to reach out to each other in ways that bring you closer. I also specialize in helping couples and families heal from addictions.

Do you feel lost or stuck in life? Do you often feel unheard or misunderstood by others? Are you worried that your efforts are not enough? I see you, and I am here for you. Life can feel overwhelming, even if you do “all the right things”. I am here to meet you wherever you are in your unique journey. My goal is to walk beside you and collaborate to meet your therapeutic goals.

By deciding to begin therapy, you are taking a courageous and difficult step toward healing and self-discovery. Searching for a therapist may seem overwhelming. You are seeking a special person who will build a bond of trust with you to help you discover a richer and fuller understanding of yourself. Discovering wholeness and creating healing is an important process. The pain, conflict and emotional stress that you've experienced in your life may actually provide you with powerful opportunities for growth.

Have recent changes in your life left you feeling disconnected from loved ones? Coping with life transitions can be deeply challenging, often making the world around you feel overwhelming and uncertain. It's completely normal to find these transitions tough. I'm here to support you, offering a compassionate space where we can work through these difficulties together. With understanding and acceptance, we'll navigate this journey, using acceptance and commitment therapy to help you find your footing and emerge stronger.

Has someone in your life told you that drinking, or drugs are problem for you?... They're wrong! Your drinking is not the problem, it's a solution! Substances help us cope with the slings and arrows of life. Drinking is merely a symptom of something deeper with which you’re struggling. We need to get down to causes and conditions of your substance use. My name is Adam, I’m in long-term recovery from drugs and alcohol and I would like to give you something that was given to me. If you’re sick and tired of being sick and tired, please call me. Let’s see if we’re a good fit for each other.

When you're ready to make some changes in your life, I'm here to help. Maybe you're interested in finding ways to be a better "you", maybe find a more meaningful relationship with someone special or you'd like to get your family behaving, well, more like a family. I'll help you learn about the barriers that have been holding you back. Working together, we'll find new ways to help you move forward.

My name is Christine Sibilla, MA, LPC and I understand that self-care and the health of our minds is incredibly important, especially when it doesn't feel like there is a path forward. During moments of uncertainty, additional anxieties, fears, and doubts can be brought to light. Sometimes the skills we utilized are no longer enough, and we require additional help navigating our situation. Healing and understanding comes from within, by forming a connection to your body and your self.

Being in the field of mental health since 1994, I've worked in juvenile halls, in-patient mental health hospitals (adults & adolescents),EAP's. I've facilitated court ordered domestic violence treatment groups for men & women and I've maintained a private practice since 2002. Day, evening and weekend hours available. In addition, I am a certified yoga instructor and offer yoga therapy. Combining mind, body, spirit promotes personal growth.

For thirty years I have counseled adolescents and adults. I firmly believe that our capacity for creativity and joy depends on connecting well in our important relationships.

I enjoy working with people of all ages and from all walks of life. I enjoy helping them find solutions to whatever challenges life is presenting them with. For some people, this may mean that they need only a few sessions, or what I call a"minor tune-up", before they are back on course with their lives. For others, this may mean more in-depth therapy to help find solutions to problems that have persisted over many years. And yet for others, they may not have any problems at all to solve per se.

In treating children, adolescents, families and adults for thirty years, my approach has evolved to become increasingly more relaxed, humorous, active, and-at its core-respectful. It is not based on giving advice or otherwise suggesting that I know what is best for you. On the contrary, my therapy (and personal) “voice” has grown to become increasingly grounded in humility and profound empathy, sitting comfortably not being certain, keeping my mind open, listening intensely, putting aside my personal opinions and reference points-all in order for me to genuinely see you and support growth and even transformation.

I have a long-standing interest in how our past echoes forward into our present. It is evident how critical early development is in terms of our moods, relationships, and distinctive personalities. I have developed tools for working with people to untangle the past from present so that there is more room for transformation in the future.

Judith Spendelow, PsyD: I am a licensed Psychologist with the Denver Center for Relational Healing. My ideal clients feel out of balance and harmony with themselves, or with their partner. They have trouble coordinating different aspects of themselves and their relationship(s), so that needs are met satisfactorily, They see themselves as a wholistic person, and recognize that body, mind and spirit work together within them to create and heal their experiences. While they may feel "stuck" at times, they are willing to look at what their role can be to facilitate "getting unstuck!"

I am a Christian psychotherapist who enjoys helping people with various life issues. I aim to come alongside clients to assist with a wide range of challenges. Seeking help for the first time can be scary so I understand that the first step is a significant one. Once we get started, I help clients gain insight using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Insight-oriented therapy, Schema Therapy, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) methods. I graduated from Western Michigan University in 1996 with a degree in counseling and I join you in your efforts for improvement.

Stephanie Coates, LCSW Stephanie Coates is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Colorado who has been practicing since 2014. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work and a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of South Florida. Stephanie believes that respect and compassion are paramount in helping others to become the best version of themselves. She believes it is important to focus on the individual needs of each person she works with so that she can help them to identify specific goals they can progress towards.

Stress and anxiety manifest in various ways, from persistent worry and restlessness to physical symptoms like headaches and sleep disturbances. These conditions can significantly impact daily life, making tasks feel insurmountable. I specialize in helping individuals understand these symptoms, offering a supportive space to address their root causes. By acknowledging these experiences, we can work together towards managing their effects, aiming for a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Courtney Fisher, LPC Courtney Fisher is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2020. She has a BA from The Ohio State University and an MA from the University of Northern Colorado. Courtney believes in a treatment philosophy that incorporates CBT, DBT, and is humanistic and eclectic. In her spare time, Courtney enjoys hiking, cycling, knitting, and crocheting.