Therapists for college students near University of Colorado Boulder

My therapeutic approach centers on the holistic well-being of individuals, with a particular focus on working with millennial female clients. My aim is to facilitate, through a strengths-based approach, your therapeutic journey towards enhanced well-being and deeper insight into your thoughts and behaviors (as well as understanding the roots of our cognitive and behavioral patterns). While my therapeutic toolbox encompasses Reiki, EMDR, IFS, and mindfulness techniques, I customize therapy sessions to suit each individual, allowing for flexibility beyond these established frameworks. I'm licensed in CO, TX, MT, OR, ID, WY, WA, and FL.

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I utilize Internal Family Systems (IFS) as my primary modality. IFS provides an opportunity to look inside yourself and learn why you do the things you do, think the way you think, and how all the parts of you work together. You will learn how to listen to, and learn from, those nagging voices in your head. Once we start listening and learning, a depth of understanding will occur that allows for healing of wounds and releasing of inaccurate beliefs about yourself.

During the first session, our goal is to start to get to know you, what’s important to you, what you’re experiencing, what may still be lingering from the past, what your strengths and resources are, and to set some initial goals for our work together. Based on the initial session and our collaborative conversation, we will have some ideas as to the approaches that will be likely to help you achieve the change you’re striving for. Our varied educational and professional backgrounds mean that we’re ready to help a wide variety of clients. We utilize a variety of approaches and techniques that will work for YOU, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based therapies, solution-focused therapy, narrative therapy, existential therapy, emotion-focused couples therapy, and others. All of our work is trauma-informed.

Aaron has over 10 years of experience working with clients from a variety of backgrounds, and particularly enjoys working with college students. He regularly helps people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, and relationship problems. Aaron also specializes in and is passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, and creates a safe space for individuals to explore their sexual orientation, gender identity and expression. Aaron utilizes the systems-theory model of looking at the whole picture and how it affects the individual within. He has training in Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy – both modes of treatment that reliably result in decreases in symptoms of anxiety and depression, as well as improving clients’ management of interpersonal conflicts. Aaron enjoys connecting with clients, and strives to build a strong and trusting therapeutic alliance in order to help you reach your goals and potential.

The adolescent and young adult years are often a time of immense change and growth- where you are navigating a complex world filled with social, academic, and personal pressures that can feel overwhelming. At Family Solutions Counseling, we understand these unique struggles and are dedicated to providing compassionate and professional therapy to guide, support, and empower you during this pivotal time. Young adulthood is a time of exploration, self-discovery, and independence. Yet, it’s also a time of heightened vulnerability. You may be facing many obstacles- academic pressures, peer and family relationships, grief/loss, issues related to self-esteem, identity, and mental health challenges. At Family Solutions Counseling, we offer a safe and confidential space for you to process your feelings and work through the difficulties you may be experiencing. Our therapists specialize in helping you build the emotional and mental tools you need to overcome obstacles, enhance your well-being, and grow into a healthy and confident individual.

Becky Guido is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) based in Denver, CO. She started her career in mental health in 2006 when she started working with young adults on the Autism Spectrum. Her love for mental health grew and she soon found herself pursuing a career in mental health counseling. Becky received her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University in 2014 and has practiced in both Texas as well as Colorado. Becky describes herself as an eclectic therapist that believes in meeting the client with the form of therapy that best meets their needs. She practices cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT), mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, behavioral therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, reality therapy, person-centered therapy, and humanistic therapy. Becky has worked with a variety of clients from trauma survivors to clients with severe mental illness to clients looking to enhance their wellness practice. Clients have also utilized services to explore new paths in life such as transitioning to a new career or making transitions in life.

Hi there! My name is Rachel and I'm so glad you've taken the first step to find a therapist. I work with people who are navigating life transitions, like adjusting to college, a different town, or new friend groups. I also walk alongside young adults in the wake of loss and support the grieving process. I am particularly passionate about body neutrality and Health At Every Size (HAES). I worked at an eating disorder treatment center during graduate school. I am committed to dismantling diet culture and helping you expand your self-worth beyond body shape and size. Whether you are coming to therapy because you're struggling at school, you're grieving, or you're ready to improve your relationship with your body/movement/food, I am here for you. Please reach out to schedule a FREE 15-minute consultation.

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Many different disorders can be improved or be eliminated by using neurofeedback. First a QEEG is collected. This involves placing a cap on the client’s head and collecting brain wave information from 19 specific sites. This information is processed, and a brain map is produced. The therapist then evaluates the data, completes a comprehensive health history, and then based on both symptoms and goals, develops an individualized protocol of successive neurotherapy sessions. Treatment is noninvasive, is not painful, but does require a commitment. Just as you must work out your body consistently to see results, neurofeedback sessions must be completed two to three times a week to be beneficial. The neurofeedback treatments involve placing sensors on the scalp. The sensors pick up brainwave signals which are first amplified and then filtered through software that works with a computer to generate real time feedback. The brain activity is either increased or decreased in the identified areas until the optimal balance is achieved The typical treatment plan will vary from individual to individual, but most common disorders can be resolved in about 40 sessions.

Amy brings a warm, compassionate, and calm energy to each patient interaction. As a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, she strives to provide a caring relationship where each person can feel safe and accepted. Research increasingly supports an integrative approach to mental health care, which can include medication, therapy, nutritional support, and exploration of habits, history, and stressors. Amy will collaborate with you to find a treatment plan that is clinically appropriate and sensitive to your personal needs. She welcomes all patients but has special interest in perinatal mental health, mood disorders, ADHD, and working with teens, LGBTQ+ individuals and older adults. Amy graduated with a master’s degree in nursing from Regis University in Denver and was inspired to choose mental health as her practice specialty. Her graduate level psychiatric clinical training provided opportunities to work with diverse patient populations in and out of the hospital setting, in a corrections facility and at an outpatient addiction treatment center. Most recently, she worked at a small private outpatient clinic supporting clients experiencing a wide variety of mental health diagnoses. As a registered nurse, she worked for 16 years at St. Joseph Hospital caring for patients after surgery, during and after high-risk pregnancy, and caring for families experiencing fetal loss. She obtained certification in maternal-newborn and pain management nursing born out of passion and experience in these areas. In her free time, Amy enjoys playing flute in the Lone Tree Symphony, attending film festivals, traveling, hiking and being with family and friends. She is accepting new patients and provides visits both in person at the Lakewood office and via telehealth.

Reaching out for help when you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or lost is one of the bravest things a person can do. Those first steps toward healing and growth are powerful and sacred. So I'm so happy that you're here! My hope is to walk with children, teens, and young adults to rediscover the wisdom, beauty, and healing found within to live a life of fullness and joy. Through mindfulness and emotionally-focused approaches I provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space where clients can unpack painful beliefs, stories, and the experiences that burden them. I am passionate about working with clients through life transitions, spiritual trauma and questioning, body image issues, and helping individuals move toward self-acceptance and self-compassion. In a world that feels chaotic and heavy- I hope to help clients find a place to rest and come back to their true self. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or if you would like to set up a 15-minute call to talk about what you are looking for, your needs, and how I can potentially help support you. I can't wait to hear from you! Call or email Sheridan Hall now for a free 15 minute consultation - (720) 316-9526

YOU matter. As do your stories of grief and loss, trauma, identity questions, anxiety and stress.... All of these things are such human struggles and yet, are so disregarded, often misunderstood, and can even be painfully disrespected. So much so that it can be really hard to know where to start or how to navigate through them. When working together with me: - FIRST, you'll be believed. - Then, through earned trust, safety, and collaboration, we'll work together to help you gain new insights and tools toward a sense of relief and wellness. I provide individual and group therapy and offer both in person and telehealth options through Ellie Mental Health. (In person options are either in Aurora or Lakewood!) You can reach out to me directly OR you can visit the website and find my bio and schedule with me through the search filters.

Hi my name is Lucinda and I work with traditional, non-traditional, and first-generation students who are struggling with adjusting to college life, anxiety, significant life transitions, and grief/loss. Becoming a therapist is my second career. I graduated from MSU Denver with my Masters of Social Work and I'm a Clinical Social Work Candidate working towards full licensure as an LCSW. My first career was working in higher education for 14 years, mostly as an Academic Advisor. I understand how difficult it can be to attend college right out of high school or going back after a long break. It can be stressful. I want to help you navigate the uncertainties that life will throw your way while in school, while at the same time being able to be successful in achieving your academic and life goals. Let's connect and see how I can help you overcome anything that may be holding you back from the life you deserve.

If you’re fighting anxiety, ADHD or trauma, I want to help you. You deserve support (and joy!), and you don’t have to go through this alone. Constant negative thoughts and relationship patterns can trick us into that nothing has ever helped and nothing will. Together, we can pinpoint where you want to grow, and what’s been getting in your way. If you’re sick of feeling constantly exhausted, distracted, drained, numb, empty, restless, or irritable, therapy can help. I am an expert in helping teens and adults tackle seasons of life that are especially tough. I support people struggling with racing thoughts, constant worry, freezing or lashing out, feeling edgy, compulsive rituals, or the need for “just right.” You already do so much for everyone—let me help you. Starting therapy can feel terrifying. Finding the right therapist is essential! But research proves even severe anxiety or trauma can improve with therapy. With effective support and your willingness to try, change will happen. Call or email TODAY - I offer in-person and virtual sessions!

At Aspen Ridge Mental Health, providing you with the highest quality care is our mission. We offer comprehensive services including a variety of different therapy, testing and coaching options. Our practice is social justice-oriented. We value diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. We view access to care as a vital part of doing social justice. We provide the best care possible by making sure that you feel deeply understood by considering all the aspects of your unique story, creating customized treatment plans to give you a solid game plan to help you meet your goals, and using therapeutic techniques that have been shown by research to be effective. Our passion is helping people create recovery, make big, meaningful, life-altering positive changes, and build the life they’ve always wanted.

We provide nature based and animal assisted therapy in LIttleton and Golden. We meet people at the farm, our office, or in parks to provide non-traditional therapy.

I work with a group of professional psychologists who provide expertise and understanding for your mental health needs. We provide services for clients ages 15 and up.

utilize a wide range of theories and approaches to provide insights into your psyche and teach skills to help address those revelations. Using primarily Psychoanalytical and psychodynamic therapy, I look at how your unconscious thoughts and perceptions developed throughout your childhood, and how this may affect your current behavior and thoughts. I also use Holistic psychotherapy which is an integrative approach grounded in psychosynthesis. This focuses on the relationship between mind, body, and spirit and explores how issues in one aspect of your life can lead to concerns in other areas. Unlike other forms of therapy, these methods help create deep-seated changes in your emotional development. We all have a part of our psyche that helps us to heal, grow, and thrive; sometimes we lose touch with that part of ourselves. We can feel lost, disconnected, anxious, or depressed. While working collaboratively and genuinely, we can discover what works and what doesn't work for you. By crafting a unique treatment plan that draws upon various theories and approaches such as, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), Mindfulness, Play Therapy Approaches, Existential Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Sandtray Therapy we can explore more ways to help create a deeper understanding.