I am and occupational therapist and in the process of getting my psychologist license. I have an mental health and developmental private practice in Wheat Ridge and in Denver/Glendale. I typically work with moderate to serve mental illness, development disabilities (Autism), intellectual disabilities, psychosis, and personality disorders. I do not take insurance but can provide out of network and offer a sliding fee scale.

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Deborah completed a B.A. in psychology at UCLA and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology at the University of Denver. Over the last decade, Deborah has been working with Q'ero shamans in Peru and is the author of the books, Lessons of the Inca Shamans: Piercing the Veil, and Lessons of the Inca Shamans Part II: Beyond the Veil (forthcoming). She has published several articles on the integration of Jungian Depth Psychology with Andean medicine practices (shamanism).

Deborah is an artist and member of Spark Gallery. She has taught University of Colorado and Metropolitan State College of Denver. Prior to reentering the field of psychology, she was a stockbroker on Wall Street.

Deborah currently arranges sacred pilgrimages to Peru to study with the Andean medicine people. http://lessonsoftheincashamans.com/ www.deborahbryon.com

I offer individual therapy for adolescents, teenagers and adults. I specialize in sexual abuse, domestic violence and spousal abuse. Other areas include: • Addictive behaviors • Relationship struggles • Confronting and expressing difficult emotions • LGBTQ explorations, identity and community building • Anxiety/depression • Job/school performance • Grief over loss of relationship, job or loved one • Stress management As the therapeutic relationship deepens, often clients recognize their struggles are interconnected and wounds at the core level are experienced and processed. I am continually inspired by the resiliency of the human spirit and the possibility for growth in every moment.

I also co-facilitate groups for sexual abuse survivors and their loved ones.