Amber Sokoll is a Nationally Certified Counselor and yoga instructor(RYT)working toward licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist. Amber received a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education, with an emphasis in couples and family, from the University of Colorado. Utilizing techniques from both fields, yoga and mental health, Amber intertwines many aspects of the mind-body connection into the therapeutic process. Her belief centers strongly on the interaction of the mind and body and feels this connection is critical to a “healthier you”. Amber enjoys and has experience working with individuals, couples, families, and groups.

Amber has a passion for working with Adolescents and their families!!

$50/session (50 Minutes), $75/couple or family session (90 minutes)

As a child and adult analyst and licensed psychologist, I treat children, adolescents and adults in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. I am on the faculty of the Denver Psychoanalytic Institute as well as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. In addition to my clinical practice, I coordinate the Preschool Committee of the Denver Psychoanalytic Society and participate in the Juvenile Bipolar Professional listserv, which discusses the treatment and diagnosis of children and adolescents with bipolar disorder.

Jeff Lang is a registered psychotherapist who works with individuals suffering under the burden of unresolved trauma. Jeff approaches all behavior as a coping strategy to minimize the pain from traumatic experiences, and seeks to restore the individual to wholeness rather than treat the symptoms.

I focus on people's strengths and possibilities while addressing their real-life difficulties. With a compassionate therapeutic approach of guidance and direction, you can reach your goals and live the life you desire.
I work with individuals, couples and families and am very diverse in my framework and integrative in my theory. Supporting people as they begin to untangle those intricate parts of themselves, and identify how to manage their relationships is key in the therapy session. As a Psychotherapist I find it rewarding to work with clients that are motivated in seeking help to understand parts of themselves and their relationships, while mindfully exploring value-driven goals. I believe in recognizing multiple paths of potential interventions such as, respecting each family member's orientation, affect, role and interactional patterns. I create a treatment plan with individuals by understanding how a person relates to others in the family system based on patterns in generational relationships, IE. (family or origin). Family history taking is key. I include a a safe environment where you can heal emotional wounds and experience harmony.