Inner Workshop Counseling is a caring place that aids children, adolescents and families to learn to express their feelings and develop coping skills in difficult times. We work from a client centered perspective and believe that each person has everything they need within themselves to succeed. From individual counseling to play therapy groups, we help create the foundation for client's of all ages to increase self-esteem, build self awareness and blossom into their fullest selves. Therapist's work with clients and their families collaboratively to identify challenges and embark on a powerful process of transformation.

Transpersonal Psychotherapy, Hypnotherapy, Energy Psychology, Spiritual Guidance, Peak Performance, Transitions, Anxiety, Patterns and Habits, Regressions (Present and Past Life), Body/Mind/Soul Integration

I am going to be a senior at CU Boulder in the Fall and am looking for a summer job/internship as a way to get my foot in the door of the psychology world! My main focus is marriage and family therapy, but I would be more than willing to work in any sector. I will be writing an honors thesis next year and would love to get some more experience in the field as well. I am prepared to do any kind of work available, so if you are looking for someone for anything at all please feel free to contact me.

I provide individual, couples, group and customized Intensive counseling, as well as LPC Supervision.

I specialize in serving adults (21+) and couples who feel stuck, have unresolved grief, struggle with unmanageable stress or betrayed trust (pornography, infidelity), have concerns with personal boundaries or codependency, have relatives or friends who abuse substances, work on their own recovery, or desire true healing from trauma or abuse (emotional, physical, substance or sexual).

I invite a relational, interpersonal approach with my clients, as we engage your beliefs, needs, hopes, and expectations - even for therapy itself. Many clients also find it helpful to look at the ways in which their past continues to be replayed in dissatisfying current relationships, situations and experiences.