Life presents challenges to us all. My goal in therapy is to be a collaborative partner in helping individuals, couples, and families to gain a better understanding of their experience and form strategies for connection, growth, self-compassion, and meaning. Influenced by Gestalt, Cognitive-Behavioral, and Emotionally Focused Therapies, I provide a safe, empathetic, and understanding environment in which clients can maximize their potential. I am currently completing my Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy at Regis University.

I am Somatic Psychotherapist with a passion for helping my clients cultivate the relationships that we all innately desire. I work with individuals & couples, as well as train Mental Health Professionals. As a Somatic Practitioner, Dance Instructor, Massage Therapist, & Personal Trainer, I've had two decades of experience at grounding my therapeutic approach in the body & support my clients in tapping into their own unique & innate wisdom. I help clients identify internal "signals" that habitually get them off-track, short-circuit ineffective relational habits, & strengthen internal states that are crucial for developing thriving intimate relationships. I am the President of Colorado Couples Clinic, PC, am trained in EFT, PEX, Gottman, as well as numerous other approaches, including being trauma-informed and attachment and Somatic based.

Psychotherapy and nutrition

Imagine talking to someone who shows you how your problems are really the seeds from which solutions grow.

What I offer is much more than the practice of conventional talk therapy. It's about tracking and transforming your problems and integrating what you learn in therapy into your daily life.

Together we explore the two stages of psychotherapy:
 Giving voice to your sad and tragic tale, and
 Transforming your story to the voice of the hero.

You become the hero of your own story.

www.evekatzlpc.com

Free consultation available. Boulder.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of adolescents and adults with eating, anxiety and personality disorders. My approach focuses on relationships and cognitive behavioral therapy. I collaborate with clients to notice ways they interact with others, and also work to understand the relationship between their thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Both approaches allow me to help people become more aware, while empowering them to make different choices.

In addition to this clinical work, I am a small group supervisor at the University of Denver's Graduate School of Professional Psychology and Adjunct Professor in the Counseling Psychology Department at DU.