Anxiety Therapists in Longmont, CO

My approach to health and well-being is rooted in the belief that we have within us the capacity to live satisfying, engaged and meaningful lives. But often we find ourselves in unhealthy and isolating patterns, resulting in anxiety, depression, addictions, and conflictual relationship with those we love and work with. I help people get to the core root of what is holding them back and transform limiting patterns so they can live a happy, healthy life. My style is direct, supportive and creative, integrating the healing power of humor, horses and the great outdoors!

I love working with people who are wanting help with such issues as depression, anxiety, relationships, or grief to name a few. Through my training, life experience, and a certain gift that I have been given, I have developed approaches that I think could really work for you. Whether you and your partner are looking to do couples counseling or you simply want some individual therapy for issues you are facing, call or e-mail me for a free 30 minute phone consultation. We'll talk about it.

One of the most rewarding aspects of being a counselor is the privilege to walk alongside someone at pivotal and transformative points in their journey. I specialize in working with children and adolescents, and enjoy supporting youth in navigating the unique experiences they face in the modern world. I work particularly well with clients who want to process past trauma, clients struggling with general concerns such as depression/anxiety, clients who are exploring their identity, and clients who experience chronic pain. Working with me starts with getting to know your story, what you’re struggling with, and what your goals are.

Scott Kietzer, LPC Scott Kietzer is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2018. He has a BA in Psychology from the University of Kansas and an M. Ed. in Counseling and Career Development from the Colorado State University. Scott is licensed as both a professional counselor and an addictions counselor utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities including but not limited to cognitive behavioral techniques, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution focused therapy.

Whether this is your first time engaging in therapy, or you have experienced counseling several times, it is with great joy that I look forward to working with you. My approach is individualized and customized to meet each client where they are at. It is my hope to create a collaborative experience to support personal growth and progression.

Things have got to change. Why else would you be here, searching through this site? It's frustrating to feel held back by anxiety and depression, knowing that you want things to be different but not knowing how to make the change. It's time to shift things from struggle to a success story. My direct and humorous style will help you gain insight into your own mind, so you can kick that anxiety and depression out of the drivers seat and be the awesome YOU that, deep down, you know you really are. If it seems like you just can't get out of your own way, we are going to work very well together. You can be the achiever you know you are!

Emily (Em) is passionate about helping individuals and couples find and obtain sustained healing. Em primarily utilizes emotion-focused therapy (EFT), mindfulness, guided imagery, and accelerated resolution therapy (ART) to help clients gain awareness into their emotions, identify their needs, and heal from addictions, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Em has worked in the field of mental health for almost a decade. She has worked in a variety of settings including inpatient, outpatient, and residential treatment. Em received her master's degree in counseling from Regis University in 2021.

Annie Bomberg is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She graduated from the University of Denver with a master's degree in social work. She has been practicing psychotherapy since 2002 and has over 20 years of experience working in the hospice field. Annie sees clients from a holistic, strengths-based perspective. She uses a variety of modalities based on her clients' needs and preferences, including CBT, Mindfulness, Somatic Experiencing, Family Systems, Systemic Constellations, dreamwork, ACT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing.

Have you ever felt like traditional talk therapy, while helpful, just doesn't resonate with you? Maybe the idea of sitting in an office with a stranger staring at you makes you feel uncomfortable or even anxious? Perhaps the environment you feel most comfortable in is the outdoors, out under the open space with the natural environment available to you. If any of these scenarios feel like they could potentially be true for you, perhaps equine facilitated psychotherapy could be a therapeutic fit. EFP is an experiential form of therapy which invites equine partners into a transformative relationship between client and therapist.

With expert help, you can discover how to cultivate better emotional, mental, and energetic balance. Sessions support personal growth, self-acceptance, anxiety reduction, self-love, self-trust, and conscious creation. Improve your emotional health and relationship with yourself and others. Mind-body techniques provide rebalancing. Learn about choosing and allowing. Live fully in the now. Thrive as a conscious human on your journey. Learn to deepen your connection to your intuition, knowingness, heart, soul/spirit, and/or inner wisdom.

Maybe you are asking yourself; some of these questions. - How can I stop worrying so much? How can I find hope again? How can I develop the relationships and connections I truly desire? How can I understand and manage big emotions and triggers? How can I get unstuck and move forward in the ways I want to in my life? How can I fill this big emptiness I feel and find joy again?

Broken relationships, tragic events, deep rejection, and unspeakable abuse all contribute to the unrest and pain in your life. I believe there is hope for healing, reunion with others, and a way to awaken the deep longings and desires of your heart even if the events and people of your past tell you otherwise. I strive for counseling to be a pathway for you to have a life characterized by wholeness, vulnerability, and risk. Although I use the same clinical grid as most counselors, I hold a Christian world view that influences my counseling orientation.

Are you feeling unmotivated, disconnected, overwhelmed, or numb? Are you realizing that perhaps you're not as fulfilled as you'd like to be in your relationships? Have you been through an experience you would call traumatic and are having difficulty finding your way back to yourself? Would you like to thrive instead of just survive? If so, I would like to meet with you. I work with adult individuals seeking to reconnect with who they are. My approach is integrative, collaborative, and strength based.

There is a way to move out of suffering toward healing, and you deserve to find it. Specializing in addiction counseling and therapy for co-occurring mood disorders, I offer substance use counseling and addiction therapy and treat anxiety, depression, bipolar disorders, trauma, grief & loss, life transitions, anger issues, and self-confidence/esteem issues. I am trained in humanistic, positive, mindfulness-based psychotherapy and use a strengths-based and trauma-informed approach.

I am a very focused and goal-oriented psychologist, with over 20 years of experience. I am trained in a broad range of cognitive behavioral treatment approaches, including ACT. My clients learn to cope with stress, manage depression, and develop better relationships. I quickly identify what clients need to feel better, and work with them to develop a personal "dashboard" of critical factors. We evaluate the success of those individualized goals every week and adjust the treatment plan accordingly.

I love working alongside adults and teens who are ready to explore what is going on underneath their symptoms. Clients I support seek therapy for help with anxiety, depression, self-harm, and/or suicidal ideation among other difficult things. Often (though not always), clients are part of the LGBTQ+ community and are interested in figuring out how their experience of gender identity and/or sexuality fits into their mental health and lives. First, we get to know you better while we find ways to cope with symptoms. When you’re ready, we take a deep dive together into what’s causing life to feel hard, unmanageable, or even unlivable.

Kathleen (Kayti) King, MA, CRC, NCC, LPC is a Clinical Mental Health Therapist, who has been working in the field since 2015. She graduated from University of Northern Colorado, Greeley with a Master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling (counseling specific to individuals with disabilities) in 2020. Kayti is nationally credentialed as a Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) and a Clinical Counselor (NCC), and is a fully Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Colorado. Kayti believes in meeting clients where they are at, in order to form a strong therapeutic relationship.

In our work together, my intention is to hold a space in which you can begin to relate to yourself with a sense of curiosity and gentleness. This includes growing the capacity to be with your internal experience, as it is, without the need to numb or distract in ways that are destructive or self-harming. I believe that the therapeutic relationship itself is integral to the healing that takes place in therapy. When we feel safe enough to trust and open up, then we can begin the work we need to do on ourselves.

Most people, at one time or another, need the help of a therapist. It can be one of the best gifts you can give yourself. Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, past trauma, depression, anger, phobias, grief or are having difficulty in relationships. We often are responding to life and the people around us with outdated maladaptive coping strategies. I will help you develop self awareness and emotional regulation skills so that instead of being hijacked by your emotions you are empowered to react in healthy, positive ways. I provide my clients with a tool box of techniques that they can use to support them between our sessions.