Licensed Psychotherapist (LPC) since 1999, Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP) since 2000, and Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist(CHt) since 2008. Warm, collaborative, strength-focused style. Sees individual and couples (of all sexual orientations), adults and mature adolescents. Offering understanding of cultural/ethnic diversity, including bi-racial and multi-cultural relationships. Addressing such issues as grief, transitions, communication, relationships, depression, anxiety, stress, work and career, co-dependence, dysfunctional patterns, illness, deepening life satisfaction and fulfillment. Some of the tools used are CBT, Brief Solution-Focused Therapy, Hypnotherapy, and Imago Therapy (for couples). In most major insurance and EAP networks and offer sliding scale fees as needed.

Leah Raulerson is a clinical intern at Noeticus Counseling Center & Training Institute. As a Masters student at Naropa, Leah studies Somatic Counseling, with concentrations in Body Psychotherapy and Dance/Movement Therapy. Leah is a trauma-informed, client centered therapist using mindfulness, body awareness, and movement to connect and reintegrate the self and the self in relationship.

Over twenty years of mental health experience with both children and adults. Specialties include young children, trauma, mood and eating disorders, womens' issues and psychological assessment.

Laura has 20 years of psychotherapy and pastorally-oriented counseling experience with adults, especially transgendered people, and others who feel committed to their faith yet live just beyond the boundaries of their religious traditions. Discernment about callings, beginnings and endings, annulments, conversion, and transitions are aided by prayerful attunement to your essential unity with the One. She is training as a Jewish Contemplative Spiritual Director and works with those who seek the Holy as Catholics and Jews, especially converts. When the deepest stirrings of Spirit call you to lonely places, you are beyond the superficial and are ready for the God of mystery, not control. "Let your heart be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you really love."--Rumi www.laurathorcounseling.com