Relational Therapists in 80033

You want to live a full, vital, creative life, but something is in the way. Maybe you feel anxious or down, or you find yourself in the same relational patterns again and again, or you feel tangled up in your relationship with food and your body. You may not be sure how to get there, but you hope for change within yourself that is meaningful, and lasts - something more than a "band-aid" approach. My hope, and my approach to therapy, is to collaborate with you to understand why you are hurting the way you are, and to find where stuck points or unconscious patterns get in the way of your ability to play, love, work, and find meaning.

Life and relationships can be challenging and reaching out for help is a sign of courage and strength. If you are struggling with relationship issues, navigating life transitions, experiencing grief and loss, or desire greater personal and interpersonal growth, I believe I can help you improve these areas of your life. I strive to create an atmosphere of warmth, safety and trust to explore your most difficult and sensitive concerns with compassion and without judgment. My goal is to help you grow, heal, and achieve your therapeutic, relationship and life goals.

My practice is focused on helping individuals struggling with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief and infertility issues. I was trained from a psychodynamic perspective, which I integrate with other techniques and orientations and consider myself very relational in my approach. In other words, I view current problems as having roots in past events and patterns, but believe change is achieved through collaboration and active participation in the present moment.

Dr. Hunter has over 20 years experience in the field of psychology and mind-body-spirit therapies. She is a psycho-spiritual therapist who helps clients gain access to their truest being and the light within. She seamlessly weaves together traditional psychotherapy with intuitive reading, meditation, Ketamine Assisted Therapy and somatic interventions. Her clients are able to shed patterns which no longer serve them and awaken the highest version of themselves. If you have tried traditional, talk therapy but are looking for something different or are a spiritual seeker by nature, Dr. Hunter may be the right fit for you.

As a Couple and Family Therapist Candidate, I specialize in working with a broad composition of dyadic and dynamic relationships. Whether you are thinking about marriage, in a long-term relationship, or have relational repairs to focus on with other family members, I am here to help you navigate your most recent concerns and challenges. I recognize each person has their own ideals and divergent paths when choosing to make significant life changes. This is your time to explore various topics, question the grey areas, find clarity, re-discover who you are, and conquer inner battles that have prevented previous growth.

Do you struggle with a lack of confidence, perfectionism, overwhelm, distrust in relationships, setting boundaries, and/or a sense of belonging? If so, I can help. I am passionate about helping people have more integrous, authentic relationships with self and others. I believe that humans have an inherent drive toward health, but sometimes get stuck due to attachment wounds, trauma, and/or stressors from our modern society. I work with men and women who want to rediscover their wisdom and resiliency within, so that they can go through life more grounded and connected.

Esther Perel writes, “The quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives.” Are you currently struggling in your relationship or within your sex life? Do you often feel stressed out and unsure of how to get reconnected? Or perhaps you're longing to explore aspects of your unique identity that have yet to be fully expressed. If you feel ready to start exploring change, I am here for you. In therapy we will work together to identify the relational patterns that keep you stuck, and how to create sustainable change for greater intimacy.

Welcome! My name is Katherine Longley. I'm excited to work with you to build resources, develop skills, and assist you in taking any necessary steps toward achieving your goals. I work with teens and adults, and my style is relational, holistic, empathetic, and collaborative; I believe that you are the expert of your experience. I enjoy working to understand where you're coming from so that we can explore your roadblocks in life together. I use a combination of approaches that will be catered to your individual needs. Give me a call, text, or email to see if we're a good fit!

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.

As a licensed clinical psychologist I work with individuals and couples to create an individualized plan leading to self-discovery, fulfillment and greater authenticity. I work to create a safe relationship for clients to explore difficult aspects of their lives and to gain insight into recurring, self-defeating patterns. My practice focuses on helping each client to discover and build upon their innate strengths and ability to make positive changes.

Hello! I’m so glad you’re here. I know it isn’t easy to look for a therapist, and it can even feel scary to take that beginning step of seeking therapy. Therapy is helpful for healing emotional and relational wounds, increasing self-awareness, building skills and resources, and increasing clarity when you are feeling stuck and things look hopeless. Therapy is also helpful when you just want to stretch yourself to grow beyond old patterns and what feels familiar but no longer brings you joy, or when the familiar is costing you too much. You are starting something courageous by choosing change, and you don't have to do it alone.

You might be here if you're feeling disconnected from yourself and those around you, impacted by anxiety, stress, shame, or trauma. Or you might be a caregiver seeing the effects of those things on your loved ones. I am so glad you found your way here. I work with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing anxiety, behavior challenges, relational issues, parenting struggles, and those struggling to cope with current or past stress and trauma. I believe in the power of relationships to bring connection and healing, and my hope is to create space alongside you to support you in moving toward health and wholeness.

— Visit Justinlanden.com to learn more —Aren’t we all, in our unique way, searching to deepen our connection with self and others—to feel a sense of belonging, to be seen, heard, known, and loved? At times, when we feel distant from our self and others, naturally, we experience varying levels of fear, anxiety, sadness, and/or anger; this is the body’s way of letting us know that something isn’t quite right. Instead of pushing away from those signals I encourage my clients to welcome and befriend the challenging emotions. In this way, we can begin to feel more fully connected to all parts of ourselves and others.

If a major loss has left you overwhelmed, stuck, and unsure of the best path forward, I know how hard it can be to cope and get through day-to-day life. I offer a non-judgmental space to explore and feel through these life challenges, a place to reflect, and a place to slow down. I work with high-achieving and highly sensitive adults and couples who are struggling with the pain of grief, challenging life transitions, relationships, burnout, self-esteem, or confusion about what comes next in life. You’re not alone in feeling challenged by these very human experiences, and you deserve to navigate them with support all along the way.

Are you finding it challenging to navigate major changes in your life and relationships? I work with individuals and couples through a relational lens to restore connection and facilitate healing. From taking the next steps in your relationship, or wanting to break free of old patterns, change can feel very overwhelming, even if it's what we truly desire. I provide a safe space to explore the things that feel hard to talk about. My work with couples aims to strengthen the foundation of your relationship, by exploring the emotional, physical, and logistical barriers, so you are ready to handle whatever life throws at you next.

When our relationships are stressful, we are not the best version of ourselves. This is why I focus on helping relationships develop greater connection, security, and trust, which I believe is the foundation to a healthy life. In sessions it is my goal to provide individuals and couples a calm environment where it is safe to explore feelings of hurt, fear, sadness, and worry. I use my understanding of relationship dynamics to help clients improve their emotional well-being and develop positive communication skills for lasting change.

Do you notice patterns repeating themselves, not feeling met or seen in your struggles? Are you ready to cultivate a deeper understanding of yourself and foster healthier relationships? Do past burdens carry over into your present moment experience? Do you want to develop the ability to ensure confidence, clarity, and accurate communication of your experiences? Is there a sense of unfulfillment regarding the systems you are a part of?

I am passionate about helping people heal in their relationships. I have a passion for working with couples and families. I help couples increase communication, obtain conflict management skills, build trust, heal from infidelity, reignite passion and much more. I help families increase communication, process grief and loss, and increase connection. My work focuses on co-creating long-term solutions.

More than likely you learned along the way that staying guarded or numb or that distracting yourself with substances or an overbooked schedule was easier than actually feeling difficult emotions. But now you’re coming to terms with the reality that avoidance is only making everything feel worse. It’s affecting your relationships, your health, your work, even your sense of self. It’s getting harder to manage every day.