An elusive, but common desire is to find wholeness - within ourselves and also with our relationship to others. Anne’s work with clients often includes identifying unmet needs, learning to name the hurts of the past and finding meaning and purpose in the present. Hope, healing and even flourishing are found when one can engage in being known in a safe environment and trusting relationship. She considers it a high calling and privilege to walk alongside people at any point in their journey to wholeness. She is committed to providing a healing, calm environment for growth and change and welcome clients from all backgrounds, belief systems, and cultures.

Will works with adolescents and adults, helping them develop personally and to overcome obstacles in their lives. He has spent the past ten years helping families as a counselor, a director of a local Young Life Area, a teacher, and a volunteer. Will has worked with people for his whole professional life. His life experience coupled with his clinical training make him an ideal fit for individuals, couples, and families.

My therapeutic orientation is a blended approach that weaves together the principles and techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Systems Theory. This dynamic fusion seeks to understand individuals not only through the lens of their thoughts and behaviors but also within their various social and relational systems.

Molly (they/them) brings a warm and comfortable presence to the counseling space, and works with their clients to foster growth and movement during those moments of life that feel stuck and stagnant. They strive to create an affirming and safe space while navigating a range of concerns, including interpersonal relationships, self-discovery, stress and anxiety management, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and processing traumatic experiences.

Melody (she/her) desires to create a safe place for her clients to express themselves and navigate through obstacles and challenges they face. Helping to reframe negative messages clients may have received throughout their lifetime and identifying learned behaviors to protect themselves. Reflecting on these childhood experiences allows us to develop better-coping behaviors moving forward to help us heal and create more meaningful relationships with others.

Justin (he/him) believes his role as a therapist is to fully accept his clients for whoever they are. All therapeutic work is dependent upon this foundation. No two people are the same, and neither is their suffering. In order to understand a client’s unique difficulties, Justin finds it necessary to drop all assumptions about them and their lives from the start of therapy. Justin wants to accurately understand his client’s worldview, and if he is doing his job correctly, his clients should feel like they are being genuinely heard. 

You are the biggest and most important part of your mental health journey because it requires you to be open to the therapeutic process. It is not always easy to get help, but it is strong to realize sometimes in life, we need each other. It is helpful to have a safe space to process our feelings, thoughts, and emotions. It is also helpful to be able to look at things from more than one perspective or through different lenses.

Cate’s passion is supporting individuals as they explore and learn from life’s experiences and challenges. She feels strongly that every individual, regardless of their circumstances, deserves the opportunity to experience personal growth and increased emotional self-awareness in a counseling setting.

Sarah is a dedicated MFT Candidate and mother of two, specializing in working with families, couples, and adolescents. Growing up in the beautiful state of Colorado, Sarah developed a deep love for the great outdoors and a passion for athletics. She is an avid traveler, scuba diver, and volleyball player, bringing the same energy and enthusiasm to her therapeutic work. Sarah's approach to therapy is unique—she believes in connecting with others by engaging in activities together, particularly outside, where the natural environment can be healing.

Jose (he/him) is eager to work with diverse populations to gain valuable experience and make the most of his learning opportunities as he work towards obtaining his license. He believes in the collaborative nature of the therapeutic relationship, where clients actively participate in their growth and healing processes.

Anna (she/her) holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) and is a Licensed Addiction Counselor (ACD). She has experience supporting adults impacted by trauma, mental health challenges, incarceration, and substance use issues. She approaches counseling from a person-centered perspective and attachment theory, helping clients explore relational patterns, process attachment-related wounds, and foster healthier, more secure connections.

Brittney (she/her) completed her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS). She is very excited to continue her journey as a counselor. Brittney has worked in with adults and children with Autism Spectrum Disorder primarily through Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy along with various other roles.

Mary (she/her) completed her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS). She has experience supporting clients of all ages, from children to adults, in settings such as inpatient eating disorder treatment, school-based counseling, and outpatient therapy offices. Mary’s goal as a therapist is to help individuals flourish and move toward a healthier, happier version of themselves.

Amanda (she/her) aims to be a compassionate therapist who works with children, teens, and adults. She supports clients who feel overwhelmed by anxiety, depression, trauma, or life’s challenges, and who long for relief, understanding, and a path forward. Amanda helps people who want to feel heard, gain confidence, and live more authentically. She strives to create a safe, compassionate space where clients can heal, grow, and discover the fulfilling life they deserve.

Renee (she/her) brings a compassionate and grounded presence to the counseling relationship, supporting adults who often feel pressure to appear strong while carrying stress, uncertainty, or the weight of others’ expectations. She works collaboratively with her clients to explore identity, navigate life’s challenges, and foster deeper self-connection.

Kaylee (she/her) is working towards her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health at Colorado Christian University. She has experience in the mental health field working with children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of settings to promote personal growth and healing. She has a passion for working with all ages with a focus of how your past may be affecting your current life choices.

I’m a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who works with adults facing a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, mood disorders (including the bipolar spectrum), PTSD, sleep issues, addictions, and personality-related challenges. I believe the best outcomes come from a collaborative approach, working together with clients and therapists to find solutions that fit real lives.

I began my academic journey at the University of North Texas, where I earned a degree in Finance. While I appreciated the analytical and problem-solving aspects of finance, I felt called to a career that allowed for deeper human connection and a greater impact on individual well-being. This led me to pursue nursing, completing my education at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.