Looking for a counselor who accepts medicare and other insurance? Polly Mahoney has over forty years experience providing psychotherapy to individual adults, children, families, and seniors. A senior herself, Polly is familiar with issues of aging: she also works with anxiety, loss, loneliness, illness, depression, end-of-life, isolation, relationships and disability

Augustino-Chloe Tierramar (They/Them) holds an LAC and LPC in the State of Colorado; Specializing in Somatic/Body-based work & Addictions. They are an LGBTQIA-Affirming Therapist who supports Social Justice. They are accepting new clients as well as those seeking licensure supervision. Please go to our website to schedule a FREE consultation, or call the office at (808) 785-6321.

I am a psychotherapist who specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and body image related issues. In addition to my work with eating disorders I also have years of experience working with addictions, depression/anxiety, recovery from childhood trauma and life transitions.

Evalie Horner is especially passionate about supporting artists and writers, trauma survivors, and the LGBT community. As an undergraduate during the late 1990s, Evalie helped to pioneer C.U. Boulder's LGBT studies certificate, one of the country's first programs of this kind. She has several publications in the field of LGBT studies, including a book chapter on counseling bisexual clients. Having recently returned to her practice after giving birth to twin girls with her wife Heidi, Evalie is uniquely positioned to relate to LGBT clients hoping to create and maintain relationships and families. She has been moved by her work with transgender clients, both those established in a new gender identity and those seeking support navigating the process of transition. Before completing an MA in psychology at Phillips Graduate Institute, Evalie earned an MFA in creative writing from Naropa University. A Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Training Level 1 Graduate, Evalie integrates mindfulness and body awareness. She takes to heart research demonstrating that the therapeutic relationship most strongly predicts growth. She is warm, respectful, and collaborative. She draws on the here and now of connections with her clients, believing that these relationships are what heal.