In Person Therapists in Fort Collins, CO

I am a couples and individual therapist that works with folks of all colors, genders and ages. I work with men's issues, women who have experienced hurt by men and people experiencing low self-esteem, relationship issues, and those grappling with the larger questions of life around meaning, purpose and spirituality.

I believe we are all capable of growth and wellness. My goal is to offer you a safe place to come and work on your most personal and inner self. My theoretical approach is client-centered, focusing on the counseling relationship and self-exploration. The counseling relationship is the most important part of the process to me because it models what unconditional acceptance and authenticity feels like. I offer a holistic perspective to wellness, working with you to consider self-care routines and mindfulness practices.

I have been a therapist for many years. I feel that being a part of someone's life journey as they ask questions and work to make sense of the puzzle of their life is a sacred experience. I never make the mistake of thinking that I have all the answers, especially as it pertains to another's life. But I know from my own life's journey how important it can be to have someone that you trust "walk" with you when life is difficult and confusing. In terms of my education, I completed my Bachelor's Degree in Social Work at Colorado State University and my Master's Degree in Social Work at the University of Kansas.

Are you someone struggling with familial trauma, attachment wounds, and relationship issues? Do these issues cause you to feel anxious, depressed, and use unhealthy coping skills? Is your self-esteem and confidence suffering as a result? You may feel lost, disconnected, or overwhelmed by your emotions, searching for a path to healing and wholeness. If you're seeking a life that is empowered, embodied, and more at peace. If you desire to connect with your true self, embrace your strengths, and live a more fulfilling, authentic life, I'm so glad you're here.

It takes courage to address difficulties in our lives and finding a therapist can be challenging. I believe in working together to foster a relationship that is safe, collaborative, promotes self awareness and growth. Encouraging vulnerability and connection while exploring emotions and experiences that might get in your way of fulfillment - I work with you so you feel you are living a more wholehearted life of engagement and purpose.

"I feel behind compared to my peers and I don't know what my next steps should be"... "I feel like I can't be myself around others"... "I am faced with a decision that will be a huge change in my life and I feel uneasy"... "I have anxiety about my ability to perform and it often makes me shut down before I even start"... "I am considering quitting a substance, but I feel unease about my life without it". Are you having feelings of worry, anxiety, panic, depression, are you fearful of the future, do you feel out of place among others? You are not alone and I'll be glad to help you.

Healing Connections provides counseling and Neurofeedback in Fort Collins, Colorado. We love being able to help clients using a brain based approach and seeing the incredible ways that the brain can improve when given the right information and therapeutic support.

Kate Walker is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2022. She has an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counselor, an MA in Curriculum and Instruction and certification in Literacy from the University of Texas Arlington and a BA in Elementary Education. Kate has a background in education and has now found her passion in counseling. She has experience working with children in elementary through middle school, as well as adult, couple, and family counseling. Another area she is passionate about is adolescents and young mothers.

It's daunting to share your true self with someone. Perhaps you are still seeking your true self and have found yourself here, wondering if I might be able to help you. I want to walk with you towards authentic living. I view therapy a bit like an art form. Everyone who walks by a painting will see something different, but it is the artist who holds the greatest knowledge about what that piece means. You are a unique individual and I am interested in understanding who you are. My greatest hope for my clients is that they can be seen, heard, and known by me. What kind of art can we create together?

These are hard to write without sounding cringy (sorry!) Janessa’s education and training has equipped her to treat individuals with a wide range of experiences including depression, anxiety, PTSD, sexual assault, divorce, religious trauma, and major life transitions. Her current clientele includes individuals ranging from late adolescence to retirement age. Janessa is passionate about carefully deconstructing harmful narratives that we adopt through life's experiences and integrating a healed concept of self. She is passionate about working through anxiety and depression that often comes as a result of life transitions.

Amy Adler, LSW has a Master’s degree in Social Work and is a licensed social worker in Colorado and Wisconsin. After more than twenty years of working with adults in a peer support role, Amy decided to expand her horizons and work professionally with individuals working through life’s challenging moments. She finds her own life is enriched by guiding others who wish to build rich, full, and rewarding lives in the face of adversity.

I provide a safe and caring environment where you can begin the transformative journey of uncovering core issues and limiting beliefs that may be obstacles to your emotional health and well-being. My style can best be described as non-judgmental, compassionate, and collaborative. I offer a blend of the best practices of Western Psychology and the mindfulness-based approaches of the East. I invite you to ask me questions about my therapeutic approach and what our work together might look like.

Living a full, satisfying, and authentic life is rarely something that comes from an unexamined life in modern times. It's not easy to understand who we are, what we want and don't want, and even what is important to us. But it is not impossible and if you are willing to take the plunge into the journey of self-discovery, finding peace, letting go, moving on, finally taking more, or whatever else is holding you back in life or in your way; I am honored to be on the journey with you. Humility and honoring thy self are cornerstones of how I life to work with my clients. I will not judge you, are you willing to do the same?

The ability to set healthy boundaries, to feel worthy in our relationships, and to find connection and meaning is where personal health and satisfaction begins. It takes courage to open your heart to change, healing and growth, and I am honored every day to get to witness and support amazing clients in this work.

Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) with Strong Hope Counseling Center. I work collaboratively with clients to address issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, low self-esteem, compassion fatigue & burnout. I believe healing happens in relationships and I enjoy getting to know clients while building trusting relationships with them. My goal is to help clients identify and overcome the issues that are preventing them from feeling whole and healthy in all areas of their lives.

If you feel disconnected from yourself and others, or find it difficult to live each moment fully, you may be carrying unresolved trauma. You are worthy of feeling whole and I'm here to support you in reconnecting with your authentic self. Together, we can develop an inner protector for your wounded inner child. This looks like developing a practice of self-compassion, boosting mindfulness, embracing vulnerability and imperfection, responding to challenging emotions, healing attachment wounds, and integrating traumatic experiences. I sincerely believe in our capacity to transform your trauma into post-traumatic growth.

For the past twenty years I have devoted my life to coming alongside others in their restorative journeys. Along the way, I have acquired evidence-based behavioral techniques and therapeutic tools; when combined, these often facilitate the restoration my clients are looking for. I see myself as a fellow sojourner on your passage; whether it is an interpersonal issue, transitional season, trauma, family impasse or relationship that needs mending. My hope is you will find an authentic and emotionally safe space to work through your current struggles.

Does "getting up and out the door" seem to be a daily struggle? It's 8am and your mind is "so full" with worry /racing thoughts that you can't remember where you put your own car keys. You are late for work...again. Your loved one asks you why you snap at them and you wish you had an answer. Maybe memories from a painful loss or traumatic experience still haunt you, or you can't sleep. Since you can't sleep maybe you drink/smoke a bit more or scroll your phone all night. You stopped going out/ socializing because you feel alone even around other people. You just want to feel "like yourself" again but forgot who that is...

There just doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day to get it all done. That running to-do list combined with decision-fatigue have you irritable and impatient with the people around you. If you feel like putting yourself first to process grief or disappointments or choices seems like a luxury, I get that. The exhaustion that can come from feeling stuck, facing challenges, and constant critical self-talk can derail our best efforts to create the life we always thought possible.