Our practitioners conduct their practice of healing, education and/or growth according to the ethics and guidelines of their particular field. In addition, they maintain a belief in the wisdom of the individual that is in harmony with the basic People House philosophy.
We want to make it clear that everyone offering services at People House is an independent healing art professional in private practice and therefore is to be held solely and totally responsible for their conduct to all who make use of their services. All facilitators, therapists, ministers and interns maintain their own schedules. This includes anyone using space at People House for any and all activities. The professionals are not employees of People House, but rather independent businesses.
People house is not to be held responsible for problems that may result with a practitioner providing their services to you. Additionally, since each person is an independent business, no practitioner at People House is to be held responsible for problems that may result with another practitioner or People House.
Ultimately, it is YOU who is responsible for the choices you make of who and what method you may choose for your education and healing process. We suggest you trust your inner wisdom to lead you in the right direction.
The practitioners are to conduct their practices of healing, education and/or growth according to ethics and guidelines of their particular field. Should you feel that a pracititoner is not conducting their practice according to the ethics and guidelines of their particular field, you may wish to contact the Licensing Department at Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies at 303-894-7855 or 1-800-886-7675 or www.colorado.gov/dora
Meet the Core Practitioners
Renee Beavers
MA, LPCC, Certified Trauma CounselorI believe mental health is as important as physical health. Seeking out support for mental health issues takes courage and I applaud you for taking this first step. If you are experiencing symptoms related to anxiety or depression, suffering from trauma or loss, career challenges, or just needing someone to talk to, I can support you in your journey towards a healthier you in a holistic, safe, compassionate, non-judgmental environment utilizing an IFS informed approach. I have a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Antioch University and look forward to helping you reach your goals and achieve balance in your life.
Email:BandRCounseling@gmail.com
Phone:720-254-1661
Elan BenAmi
LPC, ACSI provide therapy for individuals and couples. My approach as a counselor has elements of existentialism, humanism, and transpersonal psychology – though more than anything, I’m committed to helping people discover their authenticity and develop as human beings, in whatever way feels most organic.
I find tremendous satisfaction helping people work through difficulties, confront core beliefs, and make lasting changes in their lives. I believe that we are all works-in-progress, and often find myself inspired by my client’s willingness to be both vulnerable and courageous.
Professionally, I believe in presenting myself as person first, and a therapist second. After all, I’m holding you accountable to being authentic; I try to meet that same standard myself. My personal interests include mobile app development, poetry, writing, improv theater, and standup comedy. To learn more about me or my approach, visit my website or contact me to set up a free initial consultation.
Email:elan@elanbenami.com
Phone:720-722-0565
Rebecca Berg
MA, LPCC, NCCSometimes change really hurts. Any change involves loss, and any loss–whether a person, a home, or an identity–can reopen old wounds or trigger anxiety or depression. Meanwhile, the world may push us to hide our emotional pain. I work with adults experiencing life transitions of all kinds. My goal is to help you kindle curiosity about self and others, recover your aliveness, and go through life more forthrightly as yourself.
Within an overall Jungian framework, I integrate a variety of therapeutic methods tailored to your needs and goals. Our work together may involve exploring your personal history, processing grief or trauma, gently unwinding unconscious patterns, or working with dreams or waking images. Or we might explore what’s happening between us in the moment, using the therapy relationship itself as a window into your relational patterns. My approach is collaborative, grounded in deep respect for your inner world. I want it to feel safe for you to bring your full self into the room—including the parts that may feel too messy or raw to put into words.
Email:Rebecca@EnlivenedLifeTherapy.com
Phone:720-541-8525
Randy Breunig
MA, LPCI feel each person deserves a tailored approach in therapy to create and support a foundation of self-worth. My hope is to help you face life’s challenges and suffering in a way that promotes new self-awareness, self-acceptance and better coping mechanisms. Together, finding your path to discover and embrace your whole-self. I believe connecting to your true values is a guiding force in creating a fulfilling life and meaningful relationships. Likewise, positive change is the result of establishing a compassionate relationship with yourself through mindfulness, personal responsibility and exploring defeating habitual thoughts and behaviors.
Email:randybreunig2@gmail.com
Phone:720-295-4839
Samantha Camerino
MSW, LCSWHello! I’m Samantha Camerino (she/her), founder of Nomad Therapy Services, a mobile service that brings the therapy to you. I use a ‘Person-in Environment’ approach, acknowledging both the personal and environmental factors impacting our mental health. I started Nomad Therapy as a way to break through some of the traditional barriers to accessing support, by inviting each individual to determine their own session setting; this may include the office, a local park, a ‘walk and talk’ session, or at your home. By bringing the therapy to you, the Nomad belief is that this will inherently create a more calming, comfortable, and safe space for self-exploration.
I began my career in 2013, after receiving my Master in Social Work (MSW) from Fordham University in New York City. Since then, I have been working with individuals on a variety of challenges, including depression, anxiety, anger, low self-esteem, employment and educational issues, paranoia, bi-polar and additional mood disorders. My style is eclectic, using an array of evidenced based practices, while applying a ‘Person-in-Environment’ framework. I firmly believe that each person has a unique understanding of their personal challenges… and their solutions. Having a trusted partner to help you maneuver these waters can effectively remove some of the struggles that may be impeding your personal growth.
If you are interested in learning more about the ‘Nomad’ approach, feel free to visit my website, www.nomadtherapyservices.com, or contact me to schedule a complimentary 30 minute phone consultation.
Email:samantha@nomadtherapyservices.com
Phone:720-588-9009
Nina Carter Cohen
MA, LPCAt Journey Steps Counseling, I focus on helping clients cope with grief and loss, faith shifts, religious wounding, life transitions, and relationship issues. Our grief-avoidant culture can make it hard to find a safe place to process all the feelings that come with loss, be it the death of a loved one (including pets), divorce, loss of a job, loss of one’s faith, and other losses great and small. Even positive life transitions can bring complex emotions as we say goodbye to one season and move into another; often the sadness of what we’re leaving behind is not allowed to be acknowledged and we feel forced to “cheer up” for others while facing our grief alone.
I offer my clients a non-judgmental space where all feelings and questions are welcomed and encouraged to be expressed and explored. I have traveled my own terrains of life transitions, grief and loss, spiritual crisis, childhood trauma, and more; so I will come alongside you as a fellow sojourner on life’s journey. My style is warm and empathetic, with a bit of humor to lighten the load. Along with “talk therapy,” I use tools such as somatic exercises, parts work, bibliotherapy, and other creative approaches to tailor our sessions to your specific needs.
I offer in-person sessions at People House on Saturdays, and HIPAA-compliant online sessions Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (ask about possible Saturday availability). I also offer a free 15-minute video consultation for new clients. For more information, please visit my website: www.journeystepscounseling.com. I look forward to coming alongside you on your unique journey!
Email:nina@journeystepscounseling.com
Phone:970-236-6123
Carema Cook-Masaud
MA, LPC, EFT Couple CounselorI skillfully counsel couples helping you repair your relationship and build the intimate connection you long for. I also caringly counsel adults to ease the effects of depression, anxiety, grief and trauma so that you may create the life you desire. Affordable fee range offered.
Using Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, I skillfully provide affordable counseling for couples seeking to repair their relationship and build the intimate connection they long for. Flexible fee range offered. 720.480.6633 centerforcompassion.com
I have an office in northwest Denver at the Conflict Center. My fees are on a sliding scale.
Please ask me about my workshops:
Compassionate Couples using ideas from the book “Hold Me Tight” and “Love Sense” by Sue Johnson. The weekend workshops are offered at the People House Denver in August, November and March.
Parenting Teens: Compassionate Connections using ideas from “Brainstorm” by Daniel Siegel and “Non-Violent Communication” by Marshall Rosenberg. The weekend workshops are offered at The Conflict Center Denver in January, May and September. AEDP Adult Therapist
Phone:720-480-6633
Brian Cooper
MS, MA, CPT, LPCI specialize in working with individuals, teens and couples struggling with life, communication and health issues by creating a warm, open environment free of judgement. I frequently use the Enneagram, traditional talk therapy, relaxation techniques and exercise as modalities to break through barriers and disease to lead people down their own path to a healthier life. People often have the answers to their own problems, it is my job to unlock whatever is keeping those answers from being realized.
In addition to counseling I offer coaching solutions for improved sport performance. Sessions will address psychological and physical aspects of sport performance. Physical sessions can include stretching (muscle and fascia), strengthening and movement techniques to improve all aspects of physical capacity and injury recovery/prevention.
In addition to the in-person sessions at People House, I offer online coaching and training through Tetro Performance. Tetro Performance offerse training services and corporate wellness programs at all price points helping improve you and your employee’s wellness level.
My background includes Master’s degrees in Sport Psychology (Florida State University) and Community Counseling (University of Northern Colorado) and a BS in Athletic Training from Southern Mississippi. Licenses and Certifications include but are not limited to LPC, NSCA-Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, NASM-Certified Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist, Performance Enhancement Specialist, and Golf Strength Specialist. I have been working in the fitness industry in many facits and with all levels of ability, including professional athletes for over 27 years as well as teaching exercise and coaching education classes at Metropolitan State University of Denver for 20 years.
Email:coachtrainer.bc@gmail.com
Phone:720-233-8772
John Coppedge
MA, LPCLife is a journey that is often filled with challenges. As a husband, father, grandfather, veteran, and retired emergency responder I understand the importance of having supportive relationships when faced with life’s challenges. I offer individual counseling for teenagers and adults, providing a supportive relationship on your life’s journey.
Email:john@coppedgecounseling.com
Phone:720-248-7375
Tracy Crawford
MFTCMarriage and Family Therapist Candidate
Owner, Elevate Relationships – Denver, CO
In-Person & Telehealth Available • LGBTQ+ Affirming
“Let’s meet where you are.”
About Me
I work with individuals, couples, and families who are facing relational distress, emotional disconnection, or major life transitions. My practice is LGBTQ+ affirming, inclusive, and grounded in deep respect for each person’s unique story. I aim to create a compassionate, collaborative space where growth can happen—even in the midst of imperfection.
I draw from evidence-based modalities like Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and am informed by Internal Family Systems (IFS), integrating these approaches with Narrative, Solution-Focused, and Experiential methods.
Email:tcrawford@elevate-relationships.com
Phone:719-445-1949
Nicole Dea
MA, LPCHi there! I’m Nicole Dea, and I provide individual therapy in a warm and supportive environment, where clients can safely explore their thoughts and emotions. I enjoy working with both younger and older adults, particularly those dealing with unresolved trauma, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. My approach is rooted in person-centered and holistic principles, drawing from EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness practices. I personalize my counseling methods to meet your unique needs, fostering a compassionate and empathetic therapeutic relationship.
EMDR is a powerful therapeutic technique that helps individuals process and heal from the emotional distress associated with troubling life experiences. This innovative approach facilitates quicker recovery from past traumas, allowing you to reclaim your life and move forward with confidence.
If you have unresolved experiences that are holding you back from living the life you desire, I am here to help guide you on your healing journey. Together, we can work toward your goals in a nurturing and supportive space.
Insurances Accepted: Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Carelon Behavioral Health, Cigna, and Quest Behavioral Health
Price Range: $115-150
I am continuing to offer virtual sessions only at this time, allowing for convenient and flexible care.
Psychology Today Profile: https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/1392617
Headway Profile: https://headway.co/providers/nicole-dea?utm_source=pem&utm_medium=direct_link&utm_campaign=101185
Email:newdaycounseling.co@gmail.com
Phone:720-295-5737
Catherine Dockery
MACatherine Dockery, MA, is a holistic integration coach and started the Center for Conscious Aging helping older adults understand their developmental changes and transform their lives. Through my support groups, individual consulting, and conscious aging workbook, I help people see that our brains makes sense, and that those things we’ve thought of as emotional difficulties or character defects are actually very normal reactions to coping with life. How does learning about conscious aging and neuroscience help us heal? Once we start learning about the developmental stages of aging and the neuroscience of self-development we find out how self-blame and isolation gets in the way of gentleness with the self. We often think we are broken, that we have character flaws, when in actuality we make perfect sense, given the challenging experiences of aloneness, isolation, relational distress and more that characterize most modern, capitalist colonial cultures. We humans are uniquely vulnerable to emotional harm, but we are also uniquely available to hold each other and ourselves with warmth and resonance in ways that re-establish real relationship and engage our brains’ capacity for healing.
Email:consciousaging1@gmail.com
Phone:303-903-2368
Candice Dow
MA, NCC, LPCAs a counselor, it is my passion to foster supportive, grounded and non-judgmental therapeutic relationships. My goal is to encourage insight and connection. I have a wide range of experience working with diverse individuals and I value inclusivity, advocacy and allyship of all gender identities, sexual orientations, cultural backgrounds and life experiences. It is my hope to stand next to you as you navigate your own unique life experiences. Whether you are seeking to gain a better understanding of your personal journey or are hoping to tackle specific obstacles, I would be honored to help you navigate your personal growth and development.
I specialize in working with clients aged 16+ who are motivated to do this hard yet rewarding work. Some topics I enjoy working on are boundaries, perfectionism, people-pleasing, trauma, identity, gender, sexuality, and interpersonal relationship dynamics. I am particularly passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ and other marginalized groups. I believe we can all thrive with the right support systems, productive self-awareness, and healthy boundaries.
As you begin this journey, the most important thing to me is that you have a good experience with the therapeutic world. In order to do that it is essential to establish a solid therapeutic foundation. By working with someone you feel you can build safety and trust with this is a great first step. Although it may be daunting, I typically recommend scheduling consultations with at least 3 therapists to see how each one feels and then decide who you felt the most connection with. This is an investment in you and your future so setting the stage for a successful relationship will put you at an advantage!
If you are interested in learning more about me and my practice. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or simply schedule your free 20-minute consultation at this link: https://candicedow.clientsecure.me/
I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Candice
Email:candice@dowcounselingservices.com
Phone:720-961-4880
Clare Durepos
MFTCClare (she/they) holds space in which clients can safely drop into their vulnerability. Clare encourages clients to find their authentic voices; to forge paths of self-discovery; and to create lives that are deeply meaningful and values-aligned. Clare has the gift of a grounding presence that facilitates clients’ ability to come home to themselves.
“I define connection as the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship.” – Brené Brown
It’s courageous to seek help. Whether you are a first-timer to therapy or you have been on your healing journey for years, I am glad our paths are crossing.
I decided to become a relational therapist because I believe that our problems don’t exist in a vacuum. We are all part of complex systems that may include our families of origin, our chosen families, our various cultures & subcultures, etc. One beautiful thing about therapy, in my opinion, is that when we work on ourselves, the positive effects tend to ripple out into our communities.
I tend to meet my clients where they are and tailor sessions to their needs. Some clients prefer free flowing sessions and others prefer more structured sessions. As desired, I offer clients new tools/skills and “homework” to try out in between sessions.
Clients come to therapy because something feels “off” in their lives. Sometimes their past trauma rears its head in the present moment and prevents them from experiencing the deep connection with others that they crave. Clients may find themselves stuck in patterns that feel out of alignment with their goals and values.
Through working collaboratively together and the supportive bond of our relationship, clients can become unstuck. They can begin to feel emotionally lighter and more regulated, and capable of living life on their own terms.
In relational work, I focus on helping partners to develop the communication and emotional regulation skills needed for authentic dialogue. Clients might need help voicing their desires, clarifying their personal needs, and achieving compromise. We work together to help partners create a shared vision. I believe that all my clients have innate wisdom and are capable of developing nourishing relationships – with themselves and others.
Jordan Gorrell
MA, NCC, LPCPeople often get stuck in unhelpful cycles, making the same mistakes without really understanding why. We’ll tackle issues that are most important to you, work to help you gain control, understand yourself better, and live the life you want. I work with individuals and couples to achieve authenticity and meaning.
Stephanie Hartman
MA, LPCCDo you feel stuck repeating unwanted patterns? Our past experiences may shape our current thoughts and behaviors, but those pasts do not have to control our present or future selves. With an empathetic heart, I help clients heal from past negative life experiences so they may enter into a world of hope.
Molly Jenkins
LMFT, CHI’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Hypnotherapist. I work with couples and individuals to restructure old patterns and find solutions to ongoing conflicts. I specialize in sex therapy, infidelity, communication, LGBTQ, polyamory and open relationships, anxiety and depression, and the Enneagram. I look forward to helping you navigate your way through the short-term or long-term situation you’ve found yourself in.
Email:molly@mollyjenkins.com
Phone:720-515-1706
Shera Johnson
MA, LPC, LACManaging tough situations and feelings on your own can be challenging. Finding solutions to navigate early sobriety can be challenging. I am here to support you.
I work with adults to attain self-appreciation, self-compassion, a calm mind, and a supportive network. I consider that many of the solutions you seek are inside of you. They can be hard to find but it is possible. Using some simple strategies like talk therapy and emotional regulation skills, I will work with you to identify goals and activities that fit with the life you are eager to live.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC) and a psychiatric nurse working with adults. I provide individual and group therapy to work through the struggles of anxiety, depression, and recovery from addiction. I use CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and Motivational Interviewing to support your physical, emotional, and spiritual needs so you can improve everyday functions and increase the joy in your life.
Website:https://shera-johnson.clientsecure.me/
Phone:7207226423
Johanna Karasik
MA, LPC, Certified ART PractitionerOffering Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and therapeutic counseling for individual adults (typically 20s-50s) with anxiety, trauma, grief/loss, stress, and transition challenges. In person sessions in North Denver/Northglenn and teletherapy for state of Colorado.
You want to feel like your old self again – or a new, calmer self – on a path of continued growth and success. You want more for yourself and are ready for change. I can help by co-creating a brave & safe space and validating you – especially when it feels like no one understands. With ART (an integrated, somatic eye movement psychotherapy) we will help you find quick relief and rapid recovery from prior traumas and distresses, eliminate triggers, and move forward feeling lighter and calmer. Combined with therapeutic counseling (“talk therapy”), we’ll rebuild coping skills for relief now & prevention later. I’ll challenge you (with care), offer accountability, and use your strengths to help you meet your goals. Ideally, we’ll also laugh together and connect as humans.
My services are integrated, trauma-informed, LGBTQ+ affirmative, person-centered, rooted in social justice and cultural humility. Read more about ART and specific session rates on my website (definingpathcounseling.com) where you can also schedule a free phone consult or send me a message.
phone:720-295-2599
website:https://definingpathcounseling.com/
Michelle Keelan
MA, NCC, LPCCI believe each one of us possess an inner wisdom guiding us towards our true purpose. In this wisdom is the key to living a life of joy, happiness and creative self-expression. Working together, we can explore your inner guidance to heal the emotional distress creating obstacles in your life and identify creative solutions to life’s challenges. I invite you to begin your healing transformation by exploring the wisdom of your unconscious through inner child discovery, active imagination, symbols, dreams, images, and sand tray therapy.
I work closely with you to uncover and heal emotional roadblocks to your purpose in life. Through exploration of the inner child and wisdom of the unconscious, you will gain a deeper awareness of your emotions and behaviors. As a new perspective emerges, you develop creative solutions to old patterns.
Email:healing.light.counseling@gmail.com
Phone:720-295-4774
Connie Luce
MA, LPCI believe counseling provides a safe space to work through challenges, facilitate healing and promote growth. There are times when we experience trauma, life transitions, loss, and have difficulty coping. I will support you in living a more harmonious, self-aware and satisfying life. Healing begins with awareness of your thoughts, feelings and emotions and healing is possible in the context of safe and supportive relationships. It is my intention to create an environment that is empathetic and compassionate as you work through challenges now, but also to teach you ways to work with difficult thoughts and feelings in your future.
I am experienced working with childhood developmental trauma such as neglect or dysfunctional families. I would like to help you explore and identify your strengths, your challenges, build confidence, and embrace yourself fully. I specialize in attuning to your inner guide as we explore the losses, the traumas, and the wounds that are ready to heal.
My approach is supportive, compassionate and wholistic. You bring all of you; joys and sorrows, strengths and challenges, just as you are. I bring all of me, deep listening, grounded intuition, counseling theory and tools. I respect the bravery it takes to seek counseling and the willingness for self growth. I would be honored to participate in your process.
Email:conniealuce@gmail.com
Phone:720-372-6059
Dee Marcotte
LPC, CSATDee is known for giving people specific and practical tools to help change their lives. Besides counseling people with “everyday” problems, Dee specializes in counseling individuals and couples. This includes special training in working with trauma, physical and sexual abuse, sex addiction for addicts and partners of addicts, and an effective couples counseling method using the Relational Life Model created by Terrence Real.
Jenn Morrison
MA, LPCCMy predominant orientation as a psychotherapist lies in both depth and humanistic models of therapy. For the most part, this means carefully plumbing the depths of your past experiences, as well as your formative relationships in an effort to understand how you feel about, interact with, and respond to your environment and engage with others in your life. The journey of the past, present, and what you want to build for your future are part of the guidance, and we can work together to integrate it all into the scaffolding to support living your fullest life.
I have a deep background and substantial experience in using Jungian analytical psychology to explore both the conscious and unconscious spaces. I find that particular creative modalities such as dream analysis, art therapy and narrative therapy can be profoundly instrumental toward understanding and healing. I also have extensive experience working with trauma, grief, and loss.
Lori Ohlson
LPC, ACSLori is a psychotherapist and non-sectarian minister with 34 years of experience in working with individuals, couples and groups, and believes strongly in the paradox: “no one can do it for you and you can’t do it alone”. She is trained in transformational psychology and spiritual development. Whatever your issues, she is committed to providing a safe place to open your heart and discover your truth. Specialties include: personal development, addictions, self-esteem, relationships, spiritual counseling and group work. Lori has taught the Enneagram for 25 years, and also offers professional supervision for psychotherapists.
Email:loriohlson@gmail.com
Phone:303-525-3038
Pamela Peters (she, her, hers)
MA, MFTCAre you and your partner(s) either constantly fighting or avoiding each other? Do you and your teen or young adult child get into power struggles? Do you want to try polyamory, yet feel jealousy and resentment? Perhaps you’ve had an intense psychedelic journey that you can’t stop thinking about and you just don’t know what it all means.
Maybe you even think a couple and family therapist won’t “get” your issues because they are “too traditional.”
I am a different kind of therapist and I hold space for anyone who wants to rethink living life on autopilot. Let’s banish the patterns that no longer serve you or your relationships. I can help you courageously question the way things have always been done so you can have the relationships you’ve always wanted, including polyamory or ethical non-monogamy.
I also work with psychedelic explorers who are experiencing amazing and sometimes frightening or confusing transformations from these journeys. If you are seeking an open-minded therapist who can help you process and integrate these beautiful lessons, please reach out.
Jamie Ramge
MA, LPCCI am dedicated to fostering a therapeutic environment where you can feel the freedom to authentically express yourself and explore your concerns without judgment. With a background in supporting clients facing grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, self esteem issues, life transitions, and identity exploration, I value a collaborative approach to counseling and acknowledge your expertise in your own experiences. My practice Made to Mend Counseling honors the continuous process that is healing, changing, and learning/unlearning.
As a counselor, I work with clients aged 18 and older as individuals or groups. I draw from Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Somatic Experiencing and Parts Work. Along with holistic, intersectional, trauma informed and multicultural lenses, I’ll try to understand the diverse internal and external factors, thoughts, and emotions contributing to your circumstances.
I have experienced the power of releasing pain and emerging into a future of safety and empowerment, and am eager to offer empathetic companionship and support on your journey. If you are interested in working together, or learning about me and my practice, please reach out for a free 15-minute consultation call. Wherever your journey takes you, I wish you well.
Email:jamie@mtmcounseling.com
Phone:7202951252
Allison Tonini
MA, LPCC, NCCWhile certain seasons of life are difficult, they’re oftentimes the catalyst for remarkable self-growth. My goal as your therapist is to help you understand your unique lens and experience, so you can live your life with more intention, enjoyment, self-awareness, and alignment with your highest self. I specialize in helping you feel unstuck, so you can find the way back to a more connected, content, and embodied life.
Whether you’re seeking therapy for anxiety, self-criticism, or a life transition, my warm, holistic approach provides a non-judgmental space to seek refuge, process, (dare I say, laugh?), and heal. We will work together to mindfully observe your patterns, dysregulation, self-limiting beliefs, and strengths, then find a path forward toward meaningful change.
Committing to this transformational inner work is a big step, and it might take a few tries to find a therapist that feels aligned. If you’re curious about working together, let’s jump on a free 15-minute video consultation call. I’m happy to answer any questions you have and provide more insight about how I can best support your therapy goals.
Nancy Vega
MA, LPCWe often carry “hidden treasures” ready to be mined when we become self-aware and curious about the “real you” buried beneath emotional pain. Through our work together you will give a voice and a process to your feelings, enabling you to grow beyond the pain and achieve a more fulfilling life. Bilingual and multi-cultural.
Email:nvega1116@gmail.com
Phone:720-280-6161
Katlyn Von Muenster (she/hers)
LPC, NCCOur lives – yours and mine – have both similarities and differences. Each is a tapestry, woven with many complex and beautiful threads that represent experiences. Some of the threads were given at birth and other strands continue to be stitched in as we grow. I believe we each have a story to be told, and my heart is to create a space for you to find the bravery to tell yours. There are moments in life that can seem too difficult to put into words, but it can be through the process of sitting together that you can find the strength to give voice to the silent parts of your story.
Counseling can be a vulnerable process, and I completely respect the time it takes to build a relationship. When working together, you can expect my upmost respect and tenderness around heart-filled topics. We have secrets for a reason, and they are often charged with both emotion and confusion. Understanding this, I offer a space that is judgement free and safe for you to explore the vulnerabilities and unspoken parts of yourself.
On a personal note, I have spent the past decade living in Colorado. I love being in the mountains – hiking, biking, and camping. When not outside, I enjoy having a good cup of coffee and an insightful book by my side. Finding new coffee shops and strolling through antique stores are favored pastimes. I love adventure and believe that when in nature I connect to both the rawness and beauty of the landscape. I relate to the great mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, “It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” I have summited my own mountains within life, and believe it is out of this work that I am better able to sit with you in your valleys and on you mountain tops.
Professionally speaking, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Gottman Level 1 & 2 Certified, and a Nationally Certified Counselor. Currently, I am in training to become a Certified Sex Therapist through AASECT (American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists). I have a broad range of experience supporting individuals and couples – specifically within LGBTQIA* and CNM/ENM communities. I believe the therapeutic relationship is vital to establishing safety and support in therapy. You can expect my undivided attention and non-judgmental presence throughout the entirety of our work. Each session will be unique and tailored specifically to your needs and goals – incorporating techniques from existentialism, movement based interventions, trauma-informed care, DBT, and nature based reflections.
Whatever your story may have been and is yet to become, I would be honored to share in it with you.
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