Teletherapy for Weld County, CO

Maria Esswein is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has been practicing since August 2015. She graduated from The University of Missouri-St. Louis with a Master of Education in School Counseling. Maria believes in meeting client's where they're at, seeking to understand each individual holistically, including their backgrounds and they strengths they already possess to proivde an individualized approach. Through establishing a strong alliance, she partners with her clients to explore and address thought and behavior patterns that serve as barriers to enjoying life fully.

Teri Heines is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Social Worker, who has been practicing since 1991. She graduated with a Doctorate in Professional Psychology from the University of Denver and a Master of Social Work from the Loyola University of Chicago. Teri practices an Integrative Approach to therapy, using primarily Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, and Systems. Her main areas of focus include relationship issues, transitions, and self-care/emotional regulation. In her free time, Teri likes to spend time with her family or in the outdoors hiking or running.

When you meet with Daniela, you'll find that she is warm, friendly, engaging, and authentic. You'll relax in the inviting and comforting therapeutic space she creates. You'll feel respected, supported, and empowered to start your journey towards wellness. Daniela believes that it takes courage to heal and as such, it is her honor and privilege to be a part of that journey with you. Her counseling perspective is collaborative, present and person-centered, flexible, compassionate, and insight-oriented.

Pedar Herom has been licensed as a Professional Counselor since 2014, but has been a student of the human condition for most of his 68 years. He graduated from Saybrook University, with a degree in Psychology, Counseling . and previously studied Applied Behavioral Science with Robert Crosby and coached life skills for Context Associated. Pedar believes in therapy as a genuine dialogue, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and his background in applied behavioral science to support clients to identify areas of need.

Welcome! Please review my information and see if we at Griffith Centers are what you are looking for and if not feel free to reach out as we would love to help connect you with other potential supports in the community! I am a Clinical Supervisor with a team of providers with various openings for new clients looking for individual therapy, family therapy, mentoring (aka behavior coaching) and parenting skills classes. These services are offered in home, in the community, in our office, or online. We would love to see if we have a provider that is a good fit for what you, your child or family needs.

The most important part of therapy is being able to form an authentic, compassionate, non judgmental relationship with your therapist - a relationship that offers unconditional support while also helping you to grow and change in meaningful ways. I believe that people are doing the best that they can, and yet we are impacted by our past experiences and the systems that we exist within. We all have choice, and with an authentic therapeutic relationship, opportunities to process the past, and support in developing new skills, all people are able to make meaningful change. I can't wait to go on this journey with you!

Brian Collison is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Colorado who has been practicing since 2021. He received his Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. Brian is passionate about seeing people move towards hope and healing. He approaches therapy from a place of curiosity and compassion towards every part of you. Brian provides a non-judgmental space for you to be real about the hurts and pains from your past as well as your experiences in the present. He believes that you are the expert of your own life and considers it a privilege to walk alongside you on your healing journey.

As a counselor specializing in guiding adults through grief, bereavement, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, I offer a warm welcome to accompany you. You are invited to step into a compassionate space for healing. Amidst the range of emotions – from profound sadness to fleeting relief and moments of anxiety or depression – know you're not alone. If you are seeking support to find transformative healing and learn coping skills, know that with warmth and empathy, you and I will navigate these feelings together. Are you ready to unlock pathways to growth, renewal, resilience, and strength discovery?

You'll experience a calming, empathetic presence when you meet with Madison. You'll be seen and validated. Your boundaries will be respected in the safe environment she provides. You'll be able to make it your own space in which you can heal. Madison earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology at Indiana University and a Master's degree at the University of Denver specializing in International Disaster Psychology.

Emily Newberger is an EMDR trained therapist, working with a variety of identities, ages (18+), and cultures. Emily has a special passion for working with trauma, sex & intimacy/relationship challenges, LGBTQ+ community, and anxiety disorders. Her style includes an integrative and holistic approach utilizing strengths-based approaches, ACT, DBT, ego-states/parts-work, and mindfulness-based modalities with a trauma focus.

Life seems to be turned upside down. Daily stress, worry of finances and not knowing what is going to happen next, is pushing you over the edge. You have not thought of yourself as an anxious person, but now it’s difficult to contain the worry. Life before did not feel lonely but now you feel alone. You have decided it is time to work through the deeper things that you have been pushing to the back burner for too long. You want to feel like you can breathe again and have peace.

If anxiety, constant worries, self-doubt, or intrusive thoughts are interfering with your ability to enjoy your life, I want to help! I have been practicing therapy in Colorado since 2017, and although I have worked with a diverse range of clients I have found my niche working with adults who suffer from anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders. I love helping my clients break free from the grips of anxiety and intrusive thoughts so they can be present in their lives, enjoy the moments that matter with their loved ones, and confidently pursue their goals without the nagging worries and self-doubt.

Do you have hidden stories you wish you could share but fear and anxiety prevent you from being open? Do you feel misunderstood because of your color, gender identity or even how you interact with the world? You may be in a relationship but still feel alone and stuck. Your friends seem to think you are happy but inside you feel so down. You wear a mask for fear of exposing your true self and being judged. You constantly worry about not being good enough or about saying the right thing.

For some people, the decision to seek counseling can be overwhelming. Finding the right provider and feeling like you are in a safe space can sometimes be a challenge. Reina's goal as a therapist is to create a place where clients feel empowered, secure, and seen. Reina utilizes an integrative counseling approach, which allows her to tailor your treatment to your unique needs. Reina works with clients of all ages and in all seasons of life.

Our practice is dedicated to helping individuals overcome a wide range of challenges. This includes, anxiety, depression, divorce recovery, family caregiver fatigue, life transitions, stress and trauma. We believe in a holistic approach to mental health and well-being by focusing on the mind, body, and spirit of each individual.

I work from a Narrative Theoretical Lens, which means that I believe the stories we tell are reflective of the life we are living. I also engage in an integrative approach and I pull from many different therapeutic techniques. I welcome all clients, and provide an empathetic, warm space to assist in working through traumatic event, gaining better stress management and coping skills, or just someone to process some of life's toughest moments. My 1 year old West Highland Terrier, Bentley the Pawfessional joins our sessions and animal assisted interventions are used throughout the session.

Eric Hollen (LCSW) I am committed to developing a therapeutic relationship that helps each client unlock their individual potential and recover from past trauma(s). As a lifelong learner, I continuously work towards self-improvement and refine my therapeutic approach to provide each client with the most effective and enriching therapeutic experience possible, and ultimately elevate the client's overall quality of life. My skill set stems from eight years of experience working with combat veterans. I address the client's clinical needs through application of EMDR, ACT, CBT, and CPT.

Julie is a mental health counselor who has been practicing since 2018. She graduated from Capella University with a MS in mental health counseling. Julie believes in an eclectic approach to therapy. Therapy can be scary and hard, and Julie believes that it is important to meet the client where they are at in order to reduce the scariness of this difficult time in a client's life. Her main areas of focus include trauma, domestic violence and LGBTQ+.

Meet Deborah. She is an enthusiastic, empathetic therapist who creates a warm and welcoming environment. Deborah invites adults, adolescents and couples to join her for open communication and a healing journey. While she may never "walk in your shoes", she feels passionate about walking next to you and supporting you as together you build the life you deserve and desire. Deborah believes in healing the whole person, and helping you to achieve sustainable, healthy living.