Male Therapists in Westminster, CO

For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to help others. Active listening, being empathetic, and showing compassion for others during tough times has always come naturally to me. I strive to bring these natural strengths, as well as the tools I have learned throughout my time as a student, to give the best possible care to each of my clients/families/couples. I believe that a client should be able to leave each therapy session with a greater understanding and self-awareness of how they can navigate through their lives.

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I specify in working with adolescents and adults on a variety of issues. I create a comfortable space for clients to explore their identity and work on their relationship issues. I have extensive experience working with the LGBT+ community exploring sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, as well as interpersonal relationship issues. Through my experience in child welfare, I have developed a trauma-focused lens to help clients work through their symptoms of anxiety, depression, and mood regulation to attain joy and fulfillment in life once again.

Are you or your family stuck in a cycle of unsuccessfu attempts to solve a problem? Do you and your family find yourselves repeatedly stuck in problem talk instead of solution talk? Whether that problem is internal, such as anxiety or depression, external, such as defiant behavior or associated with life transitions and the variety of obstacles we face daily, together with your strengths and previous success, we can work together to create your desired outcome and find a solution to your presenting concern. For adults, this will include solutions + goals, and for kids, it will include exploring solutions in their language of play.

Stepping out of your comfort zone can be a difficult experience. In order to grow we must take that leap. My role is to join individuals taking those risks and create a safe place to explore the possibilities. My approach can help people develop new insights into themselves by healing trauma and recognizing their inherent strengths. Using their own strengths people grow confidence to be their true self. I specialize in working with athletes, first responders, and survivors of disaster, but I am open to working with anyone wanting to improve their mental health and/or heal from their trauma.

Are you an adult between the ages 25 and 65 who's feeling like life's really tough right now? Maybe you're anxious most of the time, feeling depressed, or feel stuck because of something bad that happened in your past. It might be hard to let go of using alcohol or marijuana, or maybe anger and relationship troubles are weighing you down. Or, do you just feel lost, wanting to find your way? I get it. You want to feel better, handle stress, make your relationships stronger, and find a clear path forward. I'm here to help you beat these tough times, feel more joy, and live the fulfilling life you're looking for.

My ideal client is open to believing that change and growth are possible. They are ready to be vulnerable and willing to sit with the uncomfortable feelings that counseling inevitably brings up. They are open to the idea of letting me sit with them in that pain and discomfort so that they can become their true selves. Their issues can be around self-esteem, relationships, perfectionism, anxiety, depression, social anxiety, and everyday barriers that get in the way of living the life they want to live. My ideal client is ready to find out what they truly want out of life and explore that even when it may be scary.

Let's be real; you're on this site because you're looking to get things done. When meeting with me, we will identify clear goals that support your present and future self while healing the previous versions of you. You can expect to be cared for and challenged. That's because I believe in you; I believe in your strength and your ability to overcome. For the past fourteen years, I have been fortunate enough to work alongside people in their journey of healing. I've seen the resilience, adaptability and power of the human experience and I want to support you in seeing that in yourself.

I approach treatment with a goal of identifying what path best fits the goals of the client. I often employ Gestalt, Cognitive Behavioral, Existential and Humanistic perspectives with my clients. With a sense of humor, transparency, consistency and honesty I work collaboratively with client in discovering cycles of experiences with the intention of increasing connectivity and reducing boundary disturbances in a culturally sensitive manner.

I practice on behalf of children/adolescents and their families through parent-empowerment strategies. I use cognitive (thought based), behavioral approaches to correct unwanted conduct and/or attitudes in children/adolescents. I have extensive clinical experience in treating oppositional and defiant youth in a community, juvenile justice and hospital setting. I have been trained in intervention strategies for eating disordered teens and adults, from within their family systems. I focus on the individual and relational strenghths already in place to promote change.

My ideal client could be of any age or gender/ they could have one or many issues that they need help with as I have a number of years of experience with all types of problems. The individual would want to talk and share their issues and be open to understand a range of options they could use. They would be willing to work on their issues and to grow personally. Their efforts would likely have a positive effect in their daily lives and the lives of others around them. I feel the single most important need is to be able to listen to the person and to try and understand their needs and wants.

Are you concerned with aspects of your behavior and want to understand their root causes? Are you and your partner needing guidance to work through challenges in your relationship and improve the quality and depth of your intimacy? Are you wanting to feel more safe and at home in your own skin? I view counseling as a sacred container which supports your innate healing capacity to emerge. Just as a doctor does not “heal” a broken bone, therapy does not heal the wounds of the heart and soul. Instead, we create a safe space together in which your powerful inner healing capacity is supported to emerge.

Specializing in Couples Counseling and Therapy and Trauma Work. Are you trying to improve communication and trust and increase connection in your relationship? My name is Harrison, and I would love to be there for you! Whether you are a couple, family, or individual, I work to understand you and your experience as best I can. Through a safe and supportive therapy relationship, I can help you identify what you would like to change and how to achieve that growth. It is important we view our lives and problems through a lens that values all of our important identities and relationships.

I work with adults, emerging adults, and teens who are seeking to deepen their awareness of themselves and engage collaboratively in their healing and therapeutic process. If you are experiencing anxiety, depression, grappling with spirituality, having difficulty integrating mystical or challenging experiences, navigating any kind of life or career transition, having relationship issues, or living with trauma, I am ready to serve you. I can help guide you to a greater awareness of yourself and your issues. Your increased awareness will prepare you to become the more embodied, aligned, and natural you that you are seeking.

I became a therapist because I believe in the transformative power of therapy and its ability to destigmatize mental health. I really enjoy working with people who are interested and open to building a strong therapeutic relationship - one based on empathy, loyalty, and trust. Witnessing my clients feel respected, cared for, and understood as they learn to navigate their mental well-being is an amazing process to witness. I am also a LGBTQIA+ allied therapist. I welcome working with couples. Relationships can be tough, and challenges in relationships can often benefit from a impartial, professional perspective.

Chris Saxon, M.A., LPC, LAC Chris' passion is helping people as they struggle with life choices, changes, and experience. Chris tailors therapy to meet clients' needs and offers cognitive behaviorial, existential, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused approaches. .

I help adults and children facing anxiety, depression, grief, and the effects of abuse and trauma to find hope, manage emotions, and quiet thoughts. I'm trained in handling difficult issues like domestic violence, sexual assault, and adverse childhood experiences and can teach the skills to find meaning, a sense of belonging, and happiness. If are looking to change old habits and behavior, or to build new healthy ones, I can help by finding solutions that fit your lifestyle and personality.

Brené Brown says one of the bravest things you can do is to just show up, and here you are, taking a huge step in your journey toward healing. Regardless of what step you're on, I truly look forward to getting to know you. Many of us have experienced life’s ups and downs, and some of those downs are often troubling, distressing, or traumatic. You’ve probably felt like the light at the end of the tunnel doesn’t exist at times (or maybe all the time). I’m here to tell you that it does exist, even though it seems so far away. I believe each of us can healthily process emotions to help heal our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls.

Are you experiencing repeated conflicts with a child, spouse, or partner and would like some help with communication problems? Have you experienced childhood or adult trauma or abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual)? Do you experience episodes of depression, hyperactivity, mania (decreased need for sleep, racing thoughts, more talkative, unusually more productive)? Maybe you have concentration and/or attention difficulties, don't seem to be able to finish projects, or have good organization skills. Have you or someone close to you noticed issues related to addiction or dependence (compulsive behaviors) on alcohol, drugs, gambling, food, internet or computer games, or even work or sex?