I am a registered psychotherapist working toward my clinical licensure in social work. I work with adults, adolescents and tweens struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD or just a desire to balance life and experience more joy. I am trained in EMDR and brainspotting and have a special interest in complex PTSD. I have extensive experience with dual diagnosis and Asperger's syndrome.
I provide a free half hour consultation with offices in Thornton and Longmont. I am happy to accept Crime Victim Compensation and probation vouchers and I am able to provide a sliding fee to qualified clients.

I specialize in cognitive behavioral therapy for adults with a wide variety of disorders and concerns. I most frequently treat clients struggling with depression, anxiety, stressful life circumstances, and difficulties stemming from past abuse.

I'm Sherry D'Andrea, a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Colorado. I have a Master's degree in Clinical Counseling from the University of Northern Colorado, and a background in play therapy, family therapy, EMDR Therapy, and crisis counseling. Outside of work, I am an avid rock climber and adventure enthusiast. At my practice, I offer both play therapy services for children, and EMDR Therapy services for sports and athletics. Play therapy is a nonthreatening and effective approach in helping kids build skills and confidence while navigating the tough times, all using their natural language of play. For athletes, EMDR Therapy can be a powerful tool in moving past the psychological blockages that get in the way performing at their greatest potential. Feel free to call or email me for more info. I look forward to meeting you!

I am a licensed psychologist in Colorado and Iowa, and registered with PsyPACT to provide TeleHealth in participating PsyPACT states (https://psypact.org/mpage/psypactmap). For over 20-years, I have been practicing as an existential-humanistic psychotherapist.

The relationship between client and therapist is essential to successful therapy. I seek to establish an empathetic, genuine, and trusting relationship, which provides the context for a deeper understanding of oneself and the difficulties prompting one to begin therapy. From this relational foundation, I work collaboratively with clients to find solutions to their problems.