I received my masters degree at Naropa University the Transpersonal Counseling Psychology. My passion for therapeutic work has developed over the last 10 years working with adolescents and adults in wilderness, office, and community settings. I have found that deep level healing occurs in mindful relationship with others, seeing and experiencing this has laid the foundation for my practice. I have trainings in Virginia Satir's family systems model, Douglas Brady's Psychology of Symptoms technique and in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. I work from a body-based perspective with attachment, trauma, sexuality issues, addictions, physical pain and illness, and gender issues, to name a few.

Sarah Klein, MA, LPCC is an art therapist and transpersonal counselor practicing in the Fort Collins area. She has her masters degree from Naropa University in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology: Art Therapy. Sarah specializes in working with trauma, grief, and transitions, and she is currently accepting new art therapy clients!

Check out her webpage at www.openmindholistics.com

Passages Counseling supports children, youth and families to transform pain into possibility. As lead therapist, Brie is a creative, dynamic and experienced practioner who brings over 10 years experience supporting families navigate the healing journey.

Specialities include Play Therapy, Somatic Psychotherapy and Equine - Assisted Psychotherapy.

Areas of interest include Adoption/Foster care, early attachment, trauma, depression, anxiety, grief/loss and social issues. EMDR available.

Free Initial Consultation. Sliding Scale Fee.

The psychotherapeutic relationship offers an opportunity to journey beyond the known. In this work, you are guided towards, and encouraged to explore those dream-like messages that often visit in the form of body symptoms, relationship problems, addictive behaviors, and inner-critic battles. We are usually conditioned to move away from these messages and are admonished (or admonish ourselves!) to find something else to do. Nevertheless, these "problems" don't seem to go away by themselves, but tend to persist in a chronic way--demanding our attention. My work involves honoring these messages and in the spirit of heartfelt inquiry, learning what's needed to move beyond our limitations. Because this work requires following one's process through all its unpredictable expressions, the therapist must be highly adaptable and fluid. As a licensed psychotherapist, I have been involved for the past 15 years in Arny Mindell's Process Work. In addition, I have had extensive training and practice in yoga,massage, hypnotherapy, NLP, meditation, applied kinesiology, addictions work and Brainspotting. Thank you, Michael.