I am a licensed psychologist and received my Ph.D. in counseling psychology from DU. My philosophy on therapy is as follows:

Everyone deserves to live a life filled with happiness, health, and love. Challenges may arise that are difficult to overcome. I see therapy as a way to develop better ways to cope with life in the present, heal wounds from the past, and let go of worries of the future. Therapy can help individuals overcome barriers that stand in the way of having true happiness. I help clients gain insight by providing a supportive and caring environment, while also challenging my clients when they are ready.

My private practice specializes in: - grief/bereavement/loss - growth from trauma - positive psychology - wellness/mindfulness - life transitions - relationships - training/supervision

www.psychologistjill.com

My focus is helping people understand their strengths and weaknesses, successes and losses, and learn from what they have experienced in the world. I strive to help my clients affirm their purpose in life and achieve their future goals. I help clients to understand and explore their beliefs and adjust them to meet their current goals.

• Individual therapy with late adolescents, adults and older adults • Couples counseling • Resolve issues with depression, anxiety, trauma, and life changes • Help people and their families face the challenge of chronic illness • Appreciate the role of humor while problem-solving • Influenced by a Buddhist perspective

Currently providing the following services: Individual, group and workshops for children, adolescents, and families.

Paul Rakowski is on staff with Noeticus Counseling Center and Training Institute since 2006 and serves as one of the Clinical Supervisors and as the Clinical Director for the Center for Addiction Recovery and Wellness. He has a Master of Arts degree from the University of Colorado at Denver in couple/marriage and family therapy, a Master of Science degree from Missouri State University in Biology, is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC),a National Certified Counselor (NCC),and an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). In addition to his clinical work, Paul has also serves/has served as adjunct faculty at both the University of Colorado Denver and at Naropa University. Paul has a strong interest in trauma informed care, health psychology, body image and exercise, couples counseling, addiction recovery counseling and clinical supervision.