Grief Therapists in Denver, CO

Step into a better you. Call today. Dr. DeVore believes that illuminating and unfolding can lead to personal transformation. She is devoted to helping clients reach their full potential by providing a rich and safe experience, allowing for emotional and relational growth. Dr. DeVore provides therapeutic support for a variety of issues, including postpartum depression/anxiety, depression, anxiety, relational issues, grief and loss and trauma. Additionally, she conducts psychological assessment for learning and psychological issues, including learning disorders, ADHD, and emotional problems.

I am a Licensed Clinician, EMDR trained, with over 30 years of experience with combat veterans, survivors of military sexual trauma and civilians from all walks of life. I also specialize in childhood trauma, anxiety, depression as well as bereavement/grief. I have worked with veterans from WW II and Vietnam to those who have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan. I have a good sense of military culture; I have learned from the veterans. If you would like to work with an experienced, skilled clinician who can assist you in reaching your goals and letting go of the things that no longer serve you, please contact me.

Have you or your child experienced grief, anxiety, or difficult changes as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, a death, or traumatic experience? I support children, adolescents, young adults and their caregivers in growing their ability to cope and regulate with these difficulties. I offer an individualized approach to therapy. I have extensive experience in providing group services, play therapy, and individual/family clinical interventions. I offer both in-person and remote services that focus on promoting resiliency and preventing disruptive grief, including symptoms of anxiety, depression, reactions to trauma, and suicidality.

If you are ready to rekindle the fire between you and your partner, or... If you are ready to whittle the last chips of wood to reveal the masterpiece of you, then you are in the right place. The relationship between client and therapist is important. I work to meet clients where they are, paying special attention to creativity and positive human potential. I seek to uncover and establish an empathic, trusting, and comprehensive relationship with each of my clients providing the context for understanding the challenges and difficulties that brings them into therapy.

You are a woman who has been devastated by pregnancy loss, pregnancy termination due to medical reasons, or infant death, and you are ready to talk to someone who truly understands how sad and alone you feel. You are grieving your sweet baby and just want someone who can listen without judging or telling you that “everything happens for a reason.” You feel heartbroken, ashamed, and angry. Your world has stopped while everyone else’s has moved along. If you see one more pregnancy announcement, gender reveal, or birth announcement on social media you might lose it.

You've taken the first step! I believe your choice to engage in therapy is a sign of strength and resourcefulness. As a therapist with over three decades of experience, I bring compassion, understanding and humor to our therapeutic relationship. Whether you have identified a specific issue that is impacting your life or if you have identified a feeling of dissatisfaction with life in general and would like support in personal growth, we can work together to realize your goal of living a life that is satisfying.

Have you been feeling sad or lonely, overwhelmed with worry or self-doubt, depleted, stressed, or burned out? Maybe you feel disconnected from others, yourself, or even your own emotions. Are you grieving the loss of a loved one or the loss of how you expected something to turn out? Are you facing a significant life transition or stress in relationships, work, parenting, relocation, aging, medical issues, etc.? Are your tried-and-true ways of coping no longer working? Do you feel like you are languishing or lacking meaningful fulfillment and you desire personal growth or greater self-awareness?

Grief and loss can leave you feeling shattered, as though you will never experience joy again. Life losses take many forms: The loss of a loved one, suicide loss, life transitions, loss of a relationship, physical losses, psychological losses, loss from trauma, financial losses, loss of a pet, loss from natural causes, and so on. It's difficult knowing where to turn for help during these times. Finding someone to help you navigate your grief journey is important to your healing and wholeness. I will provide the help you are looking for in a safe and supportive setting, as you walk through life's struggles.

Jessica Quick, MSW, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker who brings warmth and energy along with a cognitive approach to her work with a diverse group of adults. Using a blend of person-first therapy and motivational interviewing, complemented by Cognitive Behavioral and mindfulness techniques and specialized grief counseling, Jess has worked in a wide variety of treatment settings for over fifteen years to help individuals and couples set, reach, and maintain goals. In addition to her clinical work, Jess has been an Adjunct Professor at Metro State University for the past eleven years.

We are all created with the capacity to grow and heal. This sometimes involves making hard choices, including daring to invite others into our journey. My hope and goal is to walk alongside you in your struggles, listen to your story, and encourage you along your path. I am on your team and it is a privilege to hold space with you for any amount of time or any length of season. Call to set up a brief consultation or to schedule an initial session!

Being a human is tough, isn’t it? You might be feeling lost, hurt, frustrated, sad, or anxious. You may be experiencing a life transition, loss of a loved one, low self-esteem, or postpartum difficulties. Or, you might not be entirely sure what led you to seek therapy—you just know you want to feel better. Having the courage to turn toward your pain and start healing is a remarkable step in embracing the messiness of life and finding your peace within it.

I have provided counseling services in Denver since completing graduate school in 1999. I worked in both pediatric and adult medical settings, including hematology/oncology, emergency trauma and hospice. For 8 years, I worked at a school and community based medical clinic providing psychotherapy to all ages. I have also enjoyed private practice over the years. In each setting I work, including private practice, my therapeutic modality varies, but I always come from a strengths based/empowerment approach. I love somatic (mind/body) based work, as I am also a yoga teacher.

I create a warm, nurturing and supportive environment where you can feel comfortable to be yourself and learn more about who you are, identify what you want, and take steps toward achieving your personal goals. In my work, I use an integrative approach to therapy. This allows me to be flexible in meeting your needs. I believe that many factors influence who we are and how we engage with the world. Our pasts are important and I work collaboratively with you to understand those influences and utilize strategies to help you move toward the life you want to live.

Hello and welcome! As an LCSW therapist, I am committed to helping you find your path while ensuring you feel safe and supported in the process. My passion is working collaboratively utilizing person-centered and strengths-based approaches to explore the root of the issue and finding relief and clarity in a way that makes sense for you. Whether you are working through trauma, struggling with addiction, in the grieving process or simply needing support with a life transition or challenge, I am here to work with you to achieve your therapy goals.

I have experience working with Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Life Transitions, Grief & Loss, LGBTQIA+ communities & more. I believe that people from all walks of life can benefit from therapy. In my work with clients, like you, I hold the belief that authenticity, positive regard, collaboration, and humor can create positive change in the lives of others. My goal is to create a safe space for you to experience healing. I believe that each client has an individualized lens of the world, based on their past & present experiences. With this being said, I work to understand the identities, experiences, & beliefs that each client holds.

Libby is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has been practicing since 2016. She graduated from Denver Seminary with a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and a certificate in School Counseling. Libby believes in a person-centered approach, which is a philosophy that focuses on creating a safe therapeutic space built on respect, compassion, and empathy. Libby operates from the understanding that each client is unique, and the expert of their own story, and aims to give every client the space to voice their own thoughts and feelings authentically and without judgement.

Are you feeling alone in your pain? Do you feel stuck? And does the idea of opening up about your hurt feel overwhelming? I'd love to come alongside you and help you find relief. Whether your pain is rooted in trauma, grief, anxiety, or difficult relationships, we will work together to transform your suffering into meaning, change, and growth. Together, we will shift your old ways of relating to others into new and healthy connections and help you feel more rooted, aligned, and in congruence with yourself.

Renee Shannon, MA, LPC, specializes in life transitions, anxiety, grief and trauma. Renee has been in private practice as a life coach and meditation/mindfulness teacher for over 20 years. Renee incorporates a holistic approach to her treatment of her clients. She takes her extensive background in self-development, her corporate training as an executive in the IT field, and her training as a life-coach and teacher into her assessments and treatments of her clients. She is comfortable working with individuals from all stages of life, also including children, families and couples.

Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Ketamine/Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), I strive to help my clients identify changes they can make in their thought habits and beliefs to help improve their mood and relationships.