We hope all of you who want to improve your personal development, but may lack the financial resources for professional therapy, will consider taking advantage of this low cost counseling program, it will empower your life!
Philosophy
We believe that counseling should be accessible to everyone regardless of income. That is why we offer an Affordable Counseling Program, designed to serve those unable to afford full-priced psychotherapy. Our perspective is holistic, starting with the premise that the development and integration of mind, body, and spirit are necessary to become healthy, fulfilled and productive.
About the Counselors
The counseling interns who staff this program are master's level students or graduates acquiring experience for professional licensure with the State of Colorado. They are carefully selected based on life experience and personal development to ensure the highest quality for our clients. All of our interns are supervised by Licensed Mental Health Professionals. At this time our intern counselors can only see clients that reside in the state of Colorado.
About the fees
Counseling by People House interns is on a sliding scale of $25-$65 per hour or more, depending on the ability to pay. It is designed for those who make under $65,000/annually, serving individuals, couples, families, and children. We take life circumstances into account when looking at the annual household income.
Ready to Find Out More?
You can fill out our Affordable Counseling Request Form by click HERE. Or, you can give us a call at
303-480-5130 or email info@peoplehouse.org for more information or to find a counselor.
Meet our Affordable Counseling Interns
Alyssa Agnone
Affordable Counseling InternI became a counselor because I believe that understanding yourself honestly is one of the most important things a person can do, and also one of the hardest.
I’m Alyssa, a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Regis University.
I believe most of us spend at least some part of our lives feeling a little out of sync with who we actually are or what truly matters to us. That disconnection has a way of quietly showing up everywhere, as anxiety, self-doubt, perfectionism, burnout, or just a persistent feeling that something is off but you can’t quite name it.
What draws me to this work is that space between where someone is and where they’re trying to get to. Therapy can be a place to slow down, make sense of what you’ve been carrying, and start building a relationship with yourself that feels more honest and compassionate. I work from a person centered and values based perspective, focusing on helping people reconnect with what matters to them, understand where their patterns come from, and move toward a life that feels more aligned with who they are.
I work with individuals navigating anxiety, self-worth, ADHD, perfectionism, trauma, grief, and life transitions.
Outside of that, I’m usually outside, mid-crochet project, or somewhere in the middle of a DIY undertaking that turned out to be far more involved than anticipated. Bellamy, my dog of ten years, is always nearby. Unhelpful, deeply devoted, and the best coworker I have ever had.
Phone:(720) 335-5892
Matt Bootsma
Affordable Counseling InternThe important events and people of our pasts often shape who we are and who we are becoming. While this truth can hold hope and blessing, many of us seem to have inherited more hurt than hope and more burdens than blessings. Viktor Frankl famously said, “An abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation is normal behavior.” There is a reason that you’re feeling this way. There’s a reason that you are looking for help. My goal is to provide a space where we can break those patterns together—to redeem your hurts and burdens and create hope and blessing, not only for your sake but also for those you love.
Hello, my name is Matt! I’m an Affordable Counseling Intern at People House, and I am nearing the end of my Master’s in Counseling at Regis University. I believe in compassionately exploring the past, courageously creating change in the present, and collaboratively paving a fresh path into the future. I primarily practice Gestalt Therapy, including its parts-work, experiential exercises, and somatic principles. I am especially passionate about helping people heal from trauma and its diverse effects.
When I’m not counseling, I love being outside with my dog and wife, eating great food, making good food, and playing outdoor sports.
I would be honored to walk this stretch of your journey with you!
Phone:720-464-7324
Camryn Clements
Affordable Counseling InternHello, I’m glad you’re here! My name is Camryn, (she/hers), and I am an intern pursuing a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Northern Colorado.
I believe that true healing begins when we bravely honor all aspects of ourselves, even the parts we’ve learned to hide or deem unacceptable. Our identities are rich tapestries woven from the countless contexts that have shaped us—our families, cultures, communities, and unique life experiences. It’s within this intricate web that we come to understand who we truly are.
My work is rooted in the conviction that suffering, and our courageous exploration of our own pain, can become a profound pathway to genuine healing. I am deeply passionate about creating a space that is not only 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming but also actively champions 2SLGBTQIA+ rights, celebrating the full spectrum of identity, sexuality, and expression. I’m also profoundly interested in spirituality, the journey of meaning-making, conscious approaches to substance use and harm reduction, and the intricate dance of attachment that shapes our relationships.
I utilize an eclectic approach, drawing on various therapeutic modalities to create a dynamic environment tailored to your growth. I often incorporate the practical tools of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the transformative exploration of Internal Family Systems (IFS), the empowering re-authoring of Narrative Therapy, and the profound questions of existential themes. Beyond these, I also enjoy integrating insights from Gestalt therapy’s focus on present awareness, Jungian concepts of the unconscious and archetypes, Rogers’s person-centered empathy and Bowen’s understanding of family systems.
You are the catalyst for your own personal growth. My role is to serve as a scaffold—to help point out patterns you might not see, to gently uncover unconscious beliefs and drives that influence your actions, and to provide a safe, consistent space where you can practice new skills and ways of relating to yourself and other human beings. Together, we’ll work to not just alleviate distress, but to foster deep self-compassion and build a life that feels authentic and truly yours.
Phone:(720) 815-5404
Email:CamrynClements@PeopleHouse.org
Morgan Dent
Affordable Counseling InternHi, I’m Morgan, a somatic therapist-in-training and third-year student in Naropa University’s Somatic Body Psychotherapy program. I found my way to this work through my own experience with somatic therapy, inspired by the impact it has had on my life.
I believe that our bodies hold imprints of our past while also supporting our capacity for change. My work is grounded in the understanding that the mind and body are constantly in conversation. From this perspective, strengthening trust in our inner experience helps cultivate self-compassion and insight.
I will approach our work collaboratively, with warmth, respect, and attention to your unique lived experience and goals. Together, we’ll find an approach that feels supportive for you. I hope to offer a grounding, compassionate space where your whole self is welcomed and seen.
I spent the past year facilitating DBT and Process therapy groups at an inpatient psychiatric unit, working primarily on crisis stabilization. Previously, I worked in economic and community development, tech startups, and graphic design. Outside of my clinical work, you can find me on an outdoor adventure with my dog or playing with my cats at home. I also love reading, yoga, TV shows, comedy, card games, and solitude in nature. If there’s anything else you’re curious to know, feel free to ask.
Phone:720-598-2774
Miranda Domico
Affordable Counseling InternHi, I’m glad you’re here! My name is Miranda (she/her), and I am an intern completing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand View University.
Whether you’re feeling stuck, down, or overwhelmed, know that you’re not alone, and that you’ve come to the right place. My work is rooted in the conviction that the human experience is filled with a wide spectrum of emotions, and that feeling them fully is a pathway to profound healing. The inner work of therapy can help explore how our experiences impact us, shed the layers of pain that build up, and discover healing through insight, self-compassion, and coming home to ourselves.
I believe in the power of connection, trust, and honesty in creating a therapeutic relationship that can be transformative. My role is to create a warm, non-judgmental, and supportive space where you feel seen, heard, and safe to be your full self. I will approach our work collaboratively, with respect and attention to your worldview and lived experience.
My therapeutic approach is person-centered, strengths-based, and eclectic. My work may draw from cognitive-behavioral, narrative, dialectical behavioral, internal family systems, somatics, polyvagal, and existential lenses or theories depending upon your preferences, style, and goals. I aim to tend to the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—to explore what well-being means to you, and how you can unearth your own inner wisdom on your journey to long-term growth.
Outside of the therapy office, I love to dance, explore movement through aerial arts, spend time in nature, travel, connect with loved ones, and cozy up with a good book.
I so look forward to meeting you!
Phone:(720) 506-4987
Annie Hill
Affordable Counseling InternHello and welcome! My name is Annie (she/her), I am completing my masters in counseling at Regis University. When I am not sitting on the therapist chair you can find me painting, hanging out with my dog Ares and my cat Ella, or reading.
I have an eclectic approach to counseling that varies from client to client. First and foremost I take a person-centered approach that lends compassionate and attentive listening. Other theories that inform my work include Gestalt, Attachment, and Cognitive Behavioral therapy. Underneath these different theories, I am an existentialist by heart. I rely on the existentialist philosophy to search for values and meaning behind different life experiences.
I will work to provide a calm and grounding presence during sessions. Throughout our time together the goal is for you to find your own internal compass so you can follow it. You already have the internal strength, resiliency, and ability to find direction in life. I will be here when you are ready to start your journey.
Phone:(720) 443-2502
Mitchell Jones
Affordable Counseling InternHello, my name is Mitch. I’m an intern completing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regis University. I believe everyone has an innate desire to be cared for, and I’d be honored to support you in that process. For me, growth begins when we discover the motivation for the changes we want in our lives. These motivations often emerge within our relationships, which is why relationship dynamics are an area I attend to closely. I strive to provide a secure, nonjudgmental space where you can explore freely and move toward healing.
My orientation is eclectic, grounded in evidence-based treatments and shaped by my experience in behavioral health services. I’m drawn to working with clients who are hoping to create a new narrative in their lives. I feel comfortable supporting individuals through grief, trauma, and complex relationships that have shaped their development. In our work together, I aim to show up first as a fellow human being and then offer my humble expertise to support our shared therapeutic journey.
Outside of therapy, I enjoy exploring interesting topics, rock climbing, hiking, music, and games.
Phone:720-279-4153
Avery Langhoff
Affordable Counseling InternWhen relationships feel stuck, painful, or disconnected, it can be hard to know how to move forward. I believe that relationships can be the source of deep hurt, but are also a place of powerful healing. Hi, I’m Avery! I am nearing the completion of my Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University. I am passionate about helping people build lives and relationships that feel meaningful and connected.
My work is attachment-focused and grounded in the belief that emotions can serve as a compass guiding us toward what matters most. I draw from several approaches, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and mindfulness, to tailor support to each your unique experiences and goals.
I enjoy working with couples, families, and individuals of all ages. I strive to create a nonjudgmental, collaborative space where we can explore your inner world and relationships in ways that support healing and growth.
Outside of therapy, I enjoy spending time with loved ones, making art (I am currently passionate about knitting), doing yoga, and being in nature.
It would be an honor to be part of your healing journey – please reach out.
Phone:(720) 509-9320
Quincy Livingston
Affordable Counseling InternHi, I’m Quincy Livingston (she/her). I’m an intern pursuing my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Regis University, and I’m glad you’ve landed here. Taking time to learn about therapy and explore your options is an important step, and it deserves recognition.
I was born and raised in Denver, and it’s an honor to serve individuals, couples, and families in the community that shaped me. My work is grounded in inclusivity, and I’m dedicated to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community. I approach my work with curiosity, compassion, and deep respect for each person’s story. My goal is to create a space where you feel grounded, understood, and empowered as you explore what you want and need.
Outside the therapy room, you’ll find me enjoying the outdoors, spending time with my community, or cozying up with a good book.
Wherever you are on your journey, I’m glad you’re here, and I look forward to the possibility of working together.
Phone:720-515-9553
Tara McHenry
Affordable Counseling InternHi there, and welcome. I’m Tara (she/her), and I’m glad that you’ve landed at People House. Sometimes we come to therapy without fully knowing why—just a sense of being stuck, overwhelmed, or carrying emotions that don’t have names yet. However you arrive, know that how you experience yourself, your relationships, and the world truly matters.
In our work together, we’ll focus not only on your mental health but on your overall well-being. You bring all of you—your joys and sorrows, strengths and challenges just as you are. I bring all of me—deep listening, compassion, curiosity, warmth, grounded intuition, counseling theory, and practical tools. I deeply honor the bravery it takes to seek counseling and the willingness to grow. It would be a privilege to walk alongside you in that process.
My path into this work wasn’t linear. After years in the corporate world, I experienced a profound inner shift through my own healing journey—one shaped by compassionate therapy, transformative experiences, and the slow, courageous work of reclaiming my inner life. That journey became a calling. I am now pursuing my Master’s in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling at Naropa University.
During our sessions, you’ll have space to explore what matters most to you, considering all the elements that make up who you are today. Whether you’re navigating life transitions, identity questions, family dynamics, anxiety, depression, grief, or trauma—you don’t have to do it alone. Together, we can uncover patterns, heal emotional roadblocks, and reconnect with your inner wisdom to find meaning, creative solutions, and a deeper sense of well-being. Our work will explore not only what’s painful, but also what’s possible.
Phone:720-432-8868
Rachel Nevins
Affordable Counseling InternIf you have found yourself here, welcome! My name is Rachel (she/her). I am currently pursuing a Master’s in Counseling (Somatics Concentration) from Naropa University.
As a somatic counselor, I believe the body contains abundant but often neglected wisdom and information that can provide fresh insight and facilitate healing. Through avenues like imagination and sensation, you can begin to learn the language of your body to find new inner resources, transform old wounds, and shift your lived experience of moving through the world. My eclectic and relational approach is rooted in attachment theory, nervous system awareness, and social justice. I believe that you have the precise medicine you need inside of you, and my job is to meet you where you are, and create a supportive and safe enough environment for you to be able to better access that wisdom and unlock your innate capacity to heal.
In addition to being a therapist, I am a Registered Nurse (RN) that works in reproductive health and ketamine-assisted therapy, a birth doula, and a yoga teacher. In my time outside of work and school, I like to read poetry, dance, sing in my chorus, practice yoga, hike, write, draw my feelings, and psychoanalyze reality TV dating shows.
If something in you feels a spark of resonance in what I’ve shared, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
Phone:720-514-9867
Juliet Ramirez
Affordable Counseling InternHi, my name is Juliet (she/her), and I am currently pursuing my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Colorado Denver.
I believe our life experiences and the identities we hold shape how we understand ourselves and move through the world. My hope is to create a supportive, respectful, and non-judgmental space where you can slow down, reflect, and show up as your authentic self.
I approach counseling from a holistic perspective that honors the connection between mind, body, relationships, and culture. As a bicultural, first-generation Mexican-American woman, I have seen how emotional experiences are often expressed through the body, especially in communities where mental health may be talked about through physical or somatic concerns. Because of this, I often bring a gentle body-aware (somatic) lens into my work while also drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Together, these approaches focus on building awareness of thoughts, emotions, and bodily experiences while helping you develop a more compassionate relationship with yourself and take meaningful steps toward a life that feels aligned with your values.
In my free time, you can usually find me soaking up the sun on a hike or at a park, cooking for friends, creating art through painting or crocheting, or relaxing at home with my cat, Sully.
Phone:(720) 722-2656
Alex Rowe
Affordable Counseling InternWelcome! I’m so glad you’ve found us here at People House.
My name is Alex, and I am currently completing a master’s in clinical mental health counseling at University of Colorado Denver.
We can all feel lost in life, navigating an ever-changing world while at the same time discovering who we are, what life we want to live, and how to find meaning and a path through our own “dark night of the soul.” This journey can be painful, but it is not a path you need to walk alone.
In our sessions, you can expect a counselor who holds compassion and respect for your life and experience. In counseling, you may share your memories of deepest pain, and your moments of profound joy. It is with honor and gratitude I listen to the truths that make your life. I am here to companion you on the journey to create a life of meaning, hope, and a sense of what is most sacred to you.
I am eager to work with individual clients, teens through adults, and have specific focus on identity issues, life transitions, spiritual struggles, anxiety, depression, grief from death and non-death loss, end-of-life concerns, trauma, chronic pain, neurodivergent identities, LGBTQIA+ experience, polyamorous relationships, struggles of artist and creative professionals, burnout, and climate grief.
“In the same way your heart feels and your mind thinks, you, mortal beings, are the instrument by which the universe cares. If you choose to care, then the universe cares. If you don’t, then it doesn’t” -Brennan Lee Mulligan
Phone:(720) 445-6435
Email:AlexRowe@PeopleHouse.org
Laura Schallmoser
Affordable Counseling InternLife is a journey filled with peaks and valleys, calm stretches and storms–each offering opportunities for growth, understanding, and healing. We all hold the capacity to help ourselves, though at times we need support, encouragement, and a new perspective to see our path forward.
In a caring, safe, therapeutic space, I strive to walk alongside you with empathy, respect, and curiosity offering support and gentle challenge. Drawing on humanistic and depth-oriented approaches, I integrate talk and experiential methods such as ecopsychology, narrative therapy, grief exploration, and dream work to help you discover new perspectives and reconnect with your inner strengths on your individual path. I would be honored to support you on your healing journey!
Born and raised in the western suburbs of Denver, CO, I am a life-long learner pursuing my calling to become a therapist at Regis University after working in public education and nonprofit. I find peace in my spiritual practice, in my garden tending plants, pursuing artistic creation, cuddling with my dogs, and spending time with my family.
Phone:720-541-9420
Lauren Stella
Affordable Counseling InternHello, I’m so glad you’re here.
My name is Lauren (she/her), and I am a counseling intern completing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regis University.
Counseling is my second career and one that is entirely heart-led. I came to this work out of a genuine love for people and a deep respect for the stories each person carries. It is my privilege to witness and hold the experiences of the diverse individuals who walk through the door. Radical acceptance, empathy, and genuine care are the foundation of my approach.
I believe each person already holds the keys to their own healing. My role is to help create the space for that process to unfold – through exploration, insight, and renewed awareness. I work from a person-centered perspective and integrate somatic and Gestalt-informed practices to support mindfulness and deepen connection to your present experience.
Whether you’re navigating a life transition, grief, trauma, relational challenges, or simply feeling stuck (as we all do from time to time), therapy can offer a place to make use of what you’re carrying and discover new ways of moving forward.
My hope is to create a space where all parts of you feel welcome, accepted, and valued. I would be honored to walk alongside you on your journey, wherever it may lead.
Phone:(720) 593-0599
Meredith Stieg
Affordable Counseling InternHi, I’m Meredith Stieg (she/her), a graduate student at UC Denver. I transitioned from a career in marketing to pursue work that feels more meaningful in supporting others and witnessing the powerful impact of therapy.
People come to therapy for many reasons (feeling anxious, depressed, overwhelmed, unheard, navigating conflict, etc.). Some arrive with a clear understanding of what’s troubling them, while others simply know something doesn’t feel right. Both are valid places to begin. Whether you’re carrying silent burdens, grieving a loss, navigating a life transition, or simply trying to reconnect with yourself, I offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can explore your experiences and move toward growth and healing at your own pace.
I work with clients from diverse backgrounds to deepen self-awareness, process difficult or unjust experiences, shift unhelpful thought patterns, build healthier boundaries, develop tools for emotional regulation, and foster greater self-acceptance. My approach draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and postmodern frameworks, while recognizing the important role that culture, values, and systemic influences play in shaping each person’s experience.
My style is intuitive, collaborative, and empowering. I aim to bring warmth, authenticity, and cultural humility into each session, and I believe deeply in the possibility of healing through connection.
Phone:(720) 588-0720
Emily Stubbs
Affordable Counseling Intern“We’re all just walking each other home.” – Ram Dass
Hi, I’m Emily (she/her), an intern pursuing my Master’s in Counseling at Regis University. I am glad you’re here.
I came to this work through my own struggles in my twenties, and a lifelong devotion to the human experience. I am fascinated by people and their lives. I am devoted to healing.
My primary lens is Gestalt. I am interested in what is alive right now, in this room, between us. Present moment. Authenticity. Awareness. The body. The body is a compass. It is always orienting toward something true, even when the mind is lost. My work is less about finding answers and more about deepening contact with what you feel, what you sense, what is alive in you right now. All of it. The full spectrum human that is you. If you need to cry, we cry. If you want more joy, we might just play.
I work with individuals and couples, and welcome whatever relational constellation you find yourself in. I am affirming of LGBTQIA+ folks, neurodivergent individuals, and those in CNM and polyamorous relationships. The spiritual dimensions of life matter to me, and I hold that territory with curiosity and reverence.
Outside the therapy room I swim in hot springs, sing around fires, hike, and spend time among the trees. I find them patient, wide, and quietly regulating. I have been known to hug one.
I would be honored to walk alongside you.
Phone:(720) 526-2838
Billy Thieme
Affordable Counseling Intern“The only normal people are the ones you don’t know very well.” — Alfred Adler
I came to counseling later in life after many years—and a few different careers—exploring questions about meaning, relationships, and how life’s challenges can become opportunities for growth. That journey eventually led me to pursue graduate training in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University, and I’m grateful and honored to be serving as a counseling intern in People House’s Affordable Counseling Program.
My approach to counseling is collaborative, thoughtful, and grounded in a genuine curiosity about each person’s unique story. I’m especially interested in the ways relationships shape who we are—whether those relationships involve partners, family members, friends, or ourselves. Maybe especially those we endure with ourselves.
My work is influenced by relational and depth-oriented perspectives, including the ideas of Carl Jung and Alfred Adler, and focuses on helping clients explore meaning, connection, and personal growth. I enjoy working with both individuals and couples navigating relationship challenges, as well as adolescents and young adults exploring questions of identity, direction, and belonging.
I also have an interest in supporting people who are struggling with substance use or addictive behaviors. Creating a multicultural and 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming space is an essential part of how I approach counseling, and I strive to ensure that every client feels respected, welcomed, and safe to bring their full story into the room.
I believe counseling can help people better understand the patterns—both internal and relational—that shape their lives, discover new perspectives, and reconnect with their innate strengths. Sometimes the first step toward change is simply having a place where your story can be heard.
Outside of counseling, I enjoy writing, music, and exploring ideas that connect psychology, philosophy, and personal growth.
Phone:(720) 295-1224
Mikayla Thomas
Affordable Counseling InternI am currently pursuing my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and have my Bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado Boulder. My passion lies in working with children, which I do full-time at a local K–8 school. There, I have the privilege of supporting students on the autism spectrum as they work toward their social, emotional, and academic goals.
While I hold a special place in my heart for children, I am equally passionate about working with couples and families. I believe that growth and healing happen in the context of relationships, and I approach therapy with a deep commitment to building trust and connection.
My therapeutic orientation is rooted in client-centered, strengths-based approaches. I believe that every individual and family already holds valuable resources within them, and my role is to help co-create a space where those strengths can be recognized, nurtured, and used to support meaningful change.
In my free time, I love playing the piano, singing, and spoiling my German Shepherd and Australian Shepherd puppies!
Phone:860-800-3129
Haydin Trimble
Affordable Counseling InternHello, my name is Haydin (He/Him), and I am pursuing a degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Colorado Denver.
My theoretical orientation centers on the power of stories and how they shape our lives. The narratives we tell ourselves influence how we see the world and our place within it. I also focus on how relationships and culture impact our experiences. In a society that often emphasizes individuality, I believe we can find healing and growth through connection with our communities and through meaningful relationships. By working together to reauthor your story and rediscover a sense of belonging, we can lessen the pain of disconnection and uncover strength and resilience. In our work together, I strive to meet each person with curiosity, respect, and empathy, honoring the courage it takes to seek support and the unique wisdom each client brings to the process.
“One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” – Albert Camus
Phone:720-443-1096
Mimi Zuniga
Affordable Counseling InternSometimes unexpected things happen to us that cause us pain and heartbreak and knock us off our feet. Or perhaps we feel like we are carrying a weight we can’t shake or a sadness that clouds our lives. Maybe it feels like we can’t let go of the hurts from the past.
The stories we tell ourselves shape how we see the world and how we interpret what happens to us. These stories are often created in the background of childhood, carried forth unquestioned, and then grow into stories that keep us looped in old pain.
In my work, I help clients uncover the beliefs interfering with their lives, the quiet ones that might whisper somehow, they’re not enough, not worthy, keeping them bound by old “shoulds” and heavy stories they were never meant to carry.
My name is Mimi Zuniga, an Affordable Counseling Intern at People House and I am completing my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University. When not studying or counseling, I enjoy hiking and the harmony of nature as well as sculpting and working with cement.
My approach to counseling is eclectic and centered on what you need to help get past the pain, toward the life you envision. I draw upon Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, along with Narrative, Emotional Focused Therapy and IFS, weaving what best supports you for the changes you want to make.
Let’s delve into your stories together, to see which ones are hurting you and turn them around to write the new story that you want for your life.
Phone:(720) 588-8547
Affordable Counseling Program
Psychotherapy (Counseling) $25 – $65 for a 50 minute session
However, please inquire about our sliding fee scale, we offer sessions from $25-65.
If you are covered by health insurance, you are encouraged to consult with your health insurer to determine if it is to your benefit to find a provider that takes your insurance and what your financial responsibility would be for that particular health care service provided by that health care facility or practitioner. If you are not covered by health insurance, you are strongly encouraged to contact us at 303-480-5130 to discuss payment options prior to receiving services from us, since the above posted health care prices may not reflect the actual amount of your financial responsibility, since we offer a sliding scale.
