In Person Therapists in Louisville, CO

Social abilities are critically important to life success! If you are struggling in relationships with family, friends, or co-workers, you probably already know that social problems can interfere with success in many areas of life. With therapy individualized to you, your partner, or your family, you can develop the critical skills needed for experiencing social success at home, work, or school.

I specialize in couples counseling and men’s issues. FOR COUPLES, I help you use existing strengths in a process of Calming, Listening, Recommitting and Problem-Solving. This work exposes deep wounds beneath the conflict. Healing those wounds is the victory you need. FOR MEN, whether your struggle is relational, depression, anxiety, substance use or another, we can interrupt the repeating cycle with new habits, thoughts, behaviors, faith and\or relationships. I have been married 35 years, with 4 grown children. I have had 3 careers including USAF pilot, software development and now therapist and chaplain. I believe I can help you.

Are you looking for a therapist who can help you and your child connect better with one another? How about helping them to connect better with their teachers, friends and most importantly, themselves? Are you hoping your child can learn the skills needed to manage their big feelings and overcome their every day challenges? Through the use of Synergetic Play Therapy, I blend the therapeutic power of play with nervous system regulation, interpersonal neurobiology, attachment, mindfulness, and my own authenticity to help your child learn new ways to respond to the challenges they encounter as they move through the world.

Caitlin is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor and Art Therapist who holds a Masters in Transpersonal Counseling from Naropa University. Her expertise lies in treating both adults and children with trauma, as well as women along the birth continuum. Before starting her private practice, Caitlin worked in non-profits with children, and in private practice, using holistic methods to support women. Caitlin sees the body as key to healing and offers somatic interventions such as breathwork, meditation, and art making in her sessions. When not helping others, you will find Caitlin on the dance floor or splashing in the creek.

In the past thirty years of practice, I've come to deeply understand that all therapy is, in a sense, grief therapy. I began working as a volunteer with Hospice, and although I am trained and practiced in trauma and developmental techniques, I specialize my work with grief and loss. I help my clients walk through the profoundly life-changing territory of losses that can seem impossible to accept and heal from. Because we live in a culture that makes little room for it, I create a place and time for people to unpack their losses and, with time, grow into acceptance. Please let me know if I can help.

Sometimes words don't cut it. Are you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or seeking a safe space to explore your inner world? Art therapy uses tools that make traditional talk therapy an embodied experience. If you're wondering about what this actually looks like, the images on my profile illustrate how art therapy offers a safe space to dive deep. The heart of my practice is believing people are their own experts. You are the ONLY you with your unique values, experiences, routines, heartaches, and desires. I want you to feel seen, foster a deeper understanding of your journey, and find answers and solace through your own innate intuition.

Hello ! I am so glad you're here. I support individuals and families through life transitions, grief and loss, medical issues, dementia, depression, anxiety, and serious/persistent mental illness. I also offer consulting to families caring for frail elders, to help them live safely and with the highest possible quality of life. Home visits in Boulder and surrounding area, and office appointments in my Louisville office. Let's talk.

Have you ever desired change but felt stuck in a personal situation, experienced difficulty in a relationship, or struggled with maintaining the motivation to change behaviors over time? Almost all of us have experienced these feelings at one time or another and it is my belief that therapy can be a positive resource to generate change, growth, and forward movement in your life. We are all greatly impacted by the various relationships we have with those in our lives, and with our own experiences thus far. Therapy can offer the insight and tools to navigate the complexities of those relationships and improve your overall wellbeing.

I treats a wide range of issues from anxiety, life issues, family changes or challenges and those on the Autism spectrum. My previous work includes working with families at risk of abuse and neglect, community mental health, and as a school social worker.

I empower people to make changes in their lives. I help clients navigate life transitions, resolve relationship issues with family, co-workers and friends and manage emotional difficulties such as anxiety and depression. Helping individuals and families address ADD/ADHD challenges and issues is another area of expertise. We work together to discover the client's strengths and resources, sources of support and identify obstacles to change. I help people increase motivation so they can take action to achieve the life they want rather than the life they wish they had.

I know that therapy requires the right fit for clients to make progress. I believe in finding that fit, which is why I will provide a client with a free thirty-minute consultation. That will give us both time to see if I am the right person to help you and your needs, and for you to ask any questions about my treatment approach. I have over thirty years of experience in Colorado and in California, teaching in a medical school, and supervising mental health trainees and practicing clinicians. I love this work, and look forward to working with you.

Sometimes, feelings convince you to stay where you are because it feels safe. Moving forward takes a willingness and commitment to change; it is very tough to tackle this change alone. Randi Racenstein, Licensed Masters Level Social Worker since 1996 and Certified Fearless Living Life Coach, could be your guiding light and anchor on this perceived to be intimidating journey. She has helped a wide variety of populations, including parents and children with special needs, geriatrics, teenagers and adults, and others who simply want to find out more about who they are.

Are you overwhelmed with Worry, Sadness, Uncertainty? Do you feel stuck in self-defeating patterns? How would your life or relationships be different after Therapy? There can be effective ways to manage and gain better understanding of the issues, feelings and questions facing you. The first step is getting your support, your safety net... someone who sees you and hears you and understands that your pain is real. Together we can identify issues, enhance your coping skills, develop strategies for depression, anxiety, trauma or relationship troubles.

Have you ever felt like you weren't "good enough"? Do you find yourself thinking negatively about aspects of who you are? Does fear get in the way of getting what you want out of life? I hear you. Whether it's depression, anxiety, becoming a new parent, having relationship stress, perfectionism, or dealing with a loss, we all deserve a space to process our experience with someone we trust. You deserve to feel supported and listened to by others while also uplifting ourselves through self-compassion and self-love.

The term "creative neurocounseling" describes my approach to therapy, which is founded in basic human connection, augmented by our understanding of the brain, and deepened by the practice of creative expression. Verbal language is a critical aspect of our lives, so much so that we can't imagine life without it. But our minds work far beyond the scope of conscious vocabulary - and we can harness that aspect in remarkable ways. My clients are often highly sensitive, highly intelligent folks who struggle with addictions, eating disorders, or other long-term consequences of developmental trauma.

I believe that everyone should have the opportunity to heal and reconnect. Therapy can be an intimidating journey and as a therapist I strive to create an environment for my clients that feels caring and supportive, welcoming all emotions and experiences into the space. I work with my clients to better themselves at the pace they feel ready to work at while establishing trust and compassion. In my counseling work I offer client centered approaches, tailoring to each clients individual needs while building a therapeutic relationship. I am passionate about holding space for trauma and specialize in working with teens and young adults.

Are you struggling in your relationship with yourself or others? Are you going through a transition or significant event that has left you feeling overwhelmed or disconnected? In each of our lives, there are times when we need support to navigate challenges; it takes great strength to reach out for support and be open to learning the tools to be our healthiest selves. I strive to provide each of my clients with non-judgmental support, insight into cycles that maintain your presenting concerns, and guidance to begin to approach your problems differently. I specialize in anxiety disorders, relationship work and eating disorders.

Although beginning therapy can be a daunting undertaking, it is my hope that, through attunement, active listening, and genuineness, I can provide a safe space for you to address your difficulties. My approach is collaborative, and while symptom relief is vital, so is the expression of emotion, investigating attempts to avoid distressing feelings and thoughts, identifying reoccurring themes and patterns in daily life, as well as exploring interpersonal dynamics. It is my hope to help you uncover defenses and anxieties, increase self-awareness, restore worthiness and hopefulness, and lead a more fulfilling life.

I know that children and teens have strengths along with concerning risk factors that may need attention. If you or your family members are experiencing difficulty with your relationships because of communication and problem-solving problems, please consider evidence-based individual or episodic family therapy. Research shows lasting results when parents and youth learn ways to enhance one another's relational skill-building together. I specialize in helping clients find ways to work through risks such as substance abuse, aggression, anxiety, mood swings, trauma, loss and grief, and school issues.