Life's challenges come in many forms and can feel overwhelming. Whether you are coping with the death of a loved one, pet loss, divorce or separation, job loss, illness or disability, infertility, stressful care giver trials or other challenges life throws in your path, you may experience difficult feelings of sadness, depression, anxiety, discouragement, loneliness, hopelessness or fear. Beth is a long time Buddhist practitioner, and brings a mindfulness and spiritual approach to her work with clients. She is a certified mindfulness meditation instructor, and writes articles about psychotherapy, mindfulness, trauma, grief, depression, anxiety and Buddhist psychology. Beth is fully trained in EMDR, and has received advance training in EMDR and mindfulness. She has found that both mindfulness and EMDR have made a profound and lasting difference in the lives of her clients. Beth Patterson specializes in the following services: Psychotherapy, Mindfulness Meditation, Grief Counseling, Relationship Counseling, and Support for Musicians For a safe and non-judgmental environment to help you navigate life's changes, visit Beth Patterson for quality psychotherapy and grief counseling in Denver. Beth is licensed as a psychotherapist in the State of Colorado. In addition to being compassionate and understanding, Beth Patterson is experienced in working with clients of any age and social background. With her guidance, individuals, families and groups can transform life's challenges into blessings of learning and growth. With Beth Patterson's compassionate guidance and Denver psychotherapy services, strength and peace can replace negative feelings and beliefs. You can transform grief and loss and other difficult feelings into healing and growth with Beth Patterson's compassionate guidance and psychotherapy in Denver. Beth Patterson offers a free half-hour phone consultation. Her offices are conveniently located in the City Park West area of Denver for psychotherapy services.

Expertise in using Imago Relationship Therapy and PACT for couples, The Journey Process, Art Therapy, EMDR and Hypnotherapy Here are some examples of what you might accomplish in therapy: Clarify life purpose and goals Handle stress of major life transitions Mend intimate partnerships and marriages Discover effective ways to heal from divorce Develop skills for enhancing communication Eliminate self-destructive behaviors and addictions Enhance capacity to experience and express emotions Heal from emotional, sexual, and/or physical abuse/trauma Work through changes related to grief, loss and physical illness Improve ability to resolve work related conflict or career transitions Address and resolve concerns related to sexual orientation or identity Recover from issues related to depression, anxiety, or mood disorders I welcome meeting you. I invite you to an initial consultation free of charge.

Do you suspect that you or a family member may have Autism or Aspergers? Has the diagnosis been confirmed, but you need help dealing with social, emotional or behavioral issues? I offer diagnostic evaluations for children, adolescents and adults suspected of having Autism or Aspergers (evaluations include the ADOS and ADI-R). In therapy, we address emotion and behavior management, social and daily living skills, and life transitions. Clients build social, empathy, perspective taking, communication and problem solving skills. I have enjoyed working with individuals with ASD and their families for over 20 years. I use a variety of intervention strategies including TEACCH, Social Stories, Comic Strip Conversations, PECS, role play, and social autopsies. Caregivers receive support and assistance for dealing with behavior problems and developing strengths. My experiences with people with ASD and their families have been in residential facilities, schools, home-based therapy and traditional office-based therapy. I have published in the field of autism and enjoy public speaking about Autism and Asperger's related topics.

I work with individuals and couples on any matter related to sexuality. Areas of expertise include women's sexual health (painful intercourse, difficulty with orgasm, libido, etc.). Men's sexual health (delayed ejaculation, premature ejaculation, erectile difficulties, etc.). A sex-positive, non-twelve-step approach to sex addiction, sexually compulsive, and problematic sexual behavior.

Providing understanding, Growth and Guidance for the Body Mind and Soul Treatment Specialization includes: • Therapy for Survivors of Trauma • Therapy for Partners and Family Members of Trauma Survivors • Couples Counseling • Family Counseling • Greif Counseling • Food Addictions and Eating Disorders • Stress Management • Addiction and Recovery • Low Self – Esteem • Body Dysmorphia • I work with individuals, couples and families to better understand the complexities of trauma and the effects on behavior, emotions and self worth. In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each of my client’s individual need in order to help attain the personal growth for with they strive. People in the health field are finally catching on that the body, mind and soul are connected. As a licensed Clinical Social Worker I am educated in all things clinical related to the field of mental health. I am also educated in all things spiritual, religious and theological, related to the field of spiritual health. The reason for this is because I honor the connection all of us have to our souls as well as our minds. I understand that these two things, mind and soul, are connected to how we view our bodies. Geneen Roth explains this very well, “The way you eat is inseparable from your core beliefs about being alive. Your relationship with food is an exact mirror of your feelings about love, anger, fear, meaning transformation and yes, even God.”

Danielle Carron is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works as an integrative practitioner combining Contemplative Psychotherapy, Mindfulness and Awareness, Somatic Experiencing ® / Trauma Healing, Functional Neurology, Play Therapy and Holistic Nutrition to help support her clients in their individual journey of transformation, growth and optimal health. She works with children and adults and believes in treating each individual holistically. Danielle Carron is the founder of Integrative Psychotherapy and Nutrition Counseling. Her philosophy is integrative, meaning that she believes the discomfort or symptoms causing people to seek therapy may not be just in their mind, but can arise from their body, physiology, biochemistry, spirit, soul, and/or nutrition. Danielle is trained to recognize and test for the various reasons why people develop such symptoms as PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder), depression, anxiety, sleep difficulties, hypervigilance, ADD, ADHD, addictions, eating disorders, and/or attachment challenges. Her approach is to help people find and address the cause of their suffering rather than to treat the symptoms themselves. Danielle utilizes effective natural approaches to healing that support the body’s own ability to bring about balance and health. Her intention is to educate and assist people in reclaiming their heath, well being, and independence.

Hello, I'm Michelle and I'm a Licensed Psychotherapist. I provide psychotherapy and counseling services for individuals, couples, adolescents, and groups. I have 25 years of experience in my field and enjoy the experience of helping people gain greater insight into themselves and have more fulfilling relationships. I specialize in all types of depression and anxiety disorders, including panic disorders. I'm an experienced Marriage and Family therapist will help you understand yourself in your relationships, and work towards creating close and meaningful relationships in your life. Other specializations include: -Women's mental health issues -Marital Therapy -Relationship Issues -Addictions -Divorce -Infertility/Post-partum Issues -Sexuality Issues -Life Transitions -Self Esteem Issues -Work/Stress Issues -Gay Lesbian/Bi-sexual Issues -Parent Coaching -Adolescent Issues

All of my clients--whether individuals or couples--share one commom theme in their experience: they feel stuck and wish not to be. They feel stuck in how they have always addressed the same problem and feel hopeless about things changing for the better. It may be a perpetual, limiting, yet hard to identify thought pattern that feeds upon the feelings and actions it generates. It may simply be a bad habit that no one has thought to challenge or dared to question. The stuckness may stem from a long standing circumstances in your past that you have never felt completely free from. Or it may be something completely new that has you overwhelmed. Whatever the case may be for you, I invite you to contact me to see if I might be a good fit to help you get unstuck.

I respect your initiative in exploring psychotherapy. If you feel stuck, worried, anxious, depressed, or frightened; if your life seems no longer seems meaningful; or if things just don't seem to flow as smoothly for you as they once did, you needn’t go it alone. As a Jungian Psychotherapist, I will accompany you as you work through the difficulties of your present experience in order to re-enrich your life and re-set its course. I will meet you where you are, listening carefully to your needs and deeply respecting your story, life experiences, and personal potential for self-healing. When you feel ready to explore the possibility of psychotherapy, please call or email me to arrange a FREE initial consultation. I would consider it my honor to accompany you on your path toward a richer, fuller, more satisfying life. Flexible Scheduling. Sliding Scale. Individuals, Couples, Families, and Work Teams. Short or Long Term Psychotherapy. Telephone or In-Person Sessions. All Major Credit Cards Accepted. To arrange a FREE initial consultation, schedule a therapy session, or ask a question, please contact me.

I provide informed and compassionate counseling to individuals searching for understanding and resolution in their lives. My extensive training and experience covers a wide range of topics including relationships, trauma, grief and loss, self-esteem, achieving goals, depression, anxiety, and more. My specialty areas include trauma and dissociative disorders, grief and loss, and sport / performance counseling. I also educate, train and supervise graduate students and counselors seeking supervision. I use a variety of approaches including person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal and EMDR techniques. Counseling with me is a down-to-earth, authentic experience where you and I will collaborate to help you meet the goals that you desire. I look forward to hearing from you!

Seeking counseling can be a difficult first step. It can be difficult for us to acknowledge our pain, and often we feel guilty about it. Feelings are not good or bad, they just are—the consequences of those feelings are what we can influence. Counseling is important because it can provide a safe place to speak the truth about what we are going through. Our truth is powerful and can be a motivator for making changes to how we feel and what we do. Counseling can help us identify our values, goals, and beliefs and to harness them to help us heal. Only you know what hurts, what brings you joy, and what changes you want to make. I can collaborate with you as you connect with your truth. I believe that knowing our truth liberates and empowers us. Change is a journey and it is often hard to make alone. I would be honored to accompany you for this part of your journey. I work with clients who are struggling with substance abuse, addiction, anxiety, depression, and anger. I also work with clients who have criminal charges and criminal convictions, usually related to drugs or alcohol. I have special training in working with clients who have diverse cultural, spiritual, race, class, gender, and sexual identities.

Engaging in therapy for anxiety can be a scary process, so it is helpful to know what therapy will be like before you start. I am a Behaviorist in the Psychology world. This does not mean that I ignore thoughts and emotions, but rather I focus on the use of evidence-based, behavioral interventions to effectively treat anxiety and other mental health issues.

Tapping, which is also known as EFT or Emotional Freedom Techniques, is an extremely powerful mind-body technique that can help you rewire your energy system, reprogram your subconscious beliefs, clear your resistances to achieving your goals, and remove your old programming that is keeping you stuck. The benefits of Tapping include: reducing your stress, worries, procrastination, cravings, unhappiness, insecurities/self-doubt, unwanted feelings, and other self-sabotaging beliefs and behaviors. By identifying and removing your emotional blocks and disempowering beliefs in both your conscious mind and your subconscious mind you are able to change your inner reality which can then change your outer reality.

I believe in a holistic approach to mental health. This philosophy focuses on moving towards core values and learning to recognize behaviors that prevent us from seeking those values. I practice Acceptance and Commitment Therapy techniques, which use acceptance and mindfulness strategies together with commitment and behavior change strategies to increase psychological flexibility. We can use Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to manage issues like anxiety, depression, and stress. Interpersonal psychotherapy and insight-oriented therapy are other treatment modalities that are helpful when dealing with social skills challenges. I also offer Walk & Talk Therapy. This style of therapy has been around for several years, and it is a big contrast to sitting on a couch talking about problems. More evidence is pointing to the connection between the mind and body. Because movement improves our physical health and mental clarity, this type of therapy is very effective for those people who feel stuck.

Hi my name is Mark Miller, CEO and lead therapist At Your Convenience Mental Health and Relationship Counseling of Denver (AYCMARC). I designed AYCMARC is for busy and nocturnal people. We are open when everyone else is closed. AT AYCMARC we believe that Your day off is your day off and should be used for fun, Not Therapy! At AYCMARC you can receive quality mental health counseling, addiction counseling, career counseling, and relationship counseling and/or mental health assessment, career assessment, and psycho-neurological assessment at your convenience. At AYCMARC we know that life happens when most mental health, addiction, career, relationship counseling, and assessment practices are.open. We Also understand you cannot leave early without risking your job. Until now your only option was to race to the counseling center after work so you are not over 15 minutes late and turned away because of your tardiness, but are still expected to pay for the session. The last choice is not receiving the help you or family needs. This may be fine for some people, but what if you court ordered? What if you cannot handle or cope with your issues without professional help. At AYCMARC we believe that you should not have to suffer because of inconvenient mental health, addiction, assessment, career, and relationship counseling practice hours. AYCMARC recognizes that you are busy after work taking the kids here or there, trying to get supper ready and other chores. At AYCMARC we know how hard it is for you to squeeze counseling in the mist of all this. This is one of the reasons why we are open late; for the busy person and family who wants to heal or strive for wellness. AYCMARC also realizes that some people work late at night, your nights are days and days are nights. Research on sleep is clear there needs to be consistency with a sleep schedule. Inconstancy of sleep hour can cause insomnia. It is no wonder why you have sleeping problems because most mental health, addiction, and relationship counseling practices are making you get up in the middle of your night on your day off.

When we understand ourselves and our desires, we access our power. I help you learn what you want, and clear the obstacles out of your way. When the unconscious dictates our thoughts and behaviors, we are adrift in its hidden urges, fears, and conditioning. Getting to know ourselves brings these mysterious workings into the light, so that we can choose what we do with them. If you're feeling lost at sea, I can help you find your boat and compass. Once you're back at the helm, riding out the waves can be exhilarating! Gender and Sexual Expansion I know that in navigating the world as a queer person, it can be challenging to find the right fit in a therapist. Whether you identify as non-binary, trans, genderfluid or anywhere on the spectrum of non-heteronormativity, it's critical to talk with someone who gets it. When it's time to further explore a facet of your identity, sexuality or relationship, you can feel safe expressing yourself with me as you are without your therapist assigning your struggles to your lifestyle or identity. I counsel sex workers, individuals in polyamorous or other consensual non-monogamous relationships, and participants in kink or BDSM lifestyles. When you walk into my office, you can rest assured that you will be met with compassion and non-judgement.

We are located in Denver, Colorado, and offer compassionate psychotherapy for individuals and couples in person and through Teletherapy. Our specialties include anxiety therapy, couples counseling, life transition support, sex therapy, trauma, relationship, and EMDR Therapy. We help clients break free from limiting behaviors, understand their true selves, and create fulfilling lives. Let’s create your best life yet. Together, we’ll hone in on what your story is really about, find the holes and inconsistencies slowing down the plot, and make sure the right characters are in place to support the main character - you. We also serve the Cherry Creek, Highland, and Wash Park areas. Contact us today to start your journey toward a new story.

Jason A. Polk is a couples counselor and relationship coach in Denver, Colorado, with over ten years of experience helping couples build stronger, healthier relationships. His path to becoming a relationship counselor began after his divorce, which prompted a deep dive into understanding how strong relationships can fall apart. This personal experience fueled his passion for helping others avoid similar pitfalls and build supportive, loving connections. As a father of two young daughters, Jason is now navigating the challenge of balancing parenting and maintaining a strong relationship with his wife, Jessica. His work focuses on how being a great parent and having a thriving relationship can reinforce one another.

Stephanie Poole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, and the founder of Sitting in Sisterhood. Based in Denver, CO, she specializes in Perinatal & Pregnancy Therapy, Postpartum Depression Therapy, Fertility Therapy for Women, Health Coaching for Women, and Emotional Eating Therapy. Stephanie is passionate about supporting overwhelmed moms as they reclaim their well-being and inner strength. As a mother herself, she understands burnout, guilt, and the struggle of balancing motherhood with personal needs. Through compassionate, evidence-based care, she helps women experience motherhood and postpartum in a way that truly feels good—empowering them to thrive without sacrificing themselves. I used to believe that taking care of everyone else before myself was a badge of honor. I don’t believe in glorifying burnout. There was a time I kept pushing, trying to check all the boxes of what a “good mom” should be: show up for everyone, never complain, bounce back fast. But I realized: ignoring my needs didn’t make me strong, it made me disappear. Now, I mother from a different place. One that’s rooted, intentional, and built on truth, not pressure. Because thriving in motherhood isn’t about doing it all. It’s about coming home to yourself, and choosing a version of motherhood that includes you.