Robyn Chauvin, LPC, has 15 years experience and is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a board certified Music Therapist. She has varied experience in hospice, inpatient psychiatric, and private practice psychotherapy. Her approach and methodologies are: Gestalt, Psychodrama, and The Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music. Of particular interest is working towards wholeness with persons facing internalized oppression or complicated trauma.
I am licensed by the State of Colorado to provide psychological treatment to people seeking help for emotional issues that are affecting the satisfaction and well-being of their lives. In addition, I am specially trained and licensed to provide supervision for those seeking licensure in the state of Colorado. I have successfully treated many psychological conditions, such as relationship discord/conflicts, couple’s communications, severe childhood trauma and sexual abuse, dissociation, depression and anxiety, alcohol and drug addiction recovery, post traumatic stress disorder, mood disorders, and more. I also lead Medicine Quests as well as Past Life Regression workshops several times a year in Estes Park, CO. Visit my website for more information and dates of upcoming events.
Having worked in the field of human growth for almost 40 years, Karen Turner has worked with thousands of people, in all walks of life. Combining spirituality with Depth Psychology, shamanism, Jungian work, psychosynthesis, and intuition development, she works with individuals and couples. Karen feels her life has been blessed and privileged because these people have shared so much, teaching her how to work with them. All crises have the potential for spiritual awakening. She helps people discover and apply the tasks necessary for them to actualize this potential. Karen works in person, by phone or chatroom. Karen taught in and helped to establish one of the original Transpersonal Psychology programs in the world at JFK University; she is an internationally known author, workshop and presentation leader.
If you struggle with emotional difficulties that interfere with your work, school, or social relationships, the right skills and strategies can help you master your challenges and experience satisfaction with your life. Through therapy, consultations, and/or testing services, I help adults, children, and families develop the skills needed to sustain satisfying relationships.
Serving the Longmont Community for over 25 years, Kathy specializes in individual, couple and family counseling. Her deep belief that people can live happier, more productive lives allows her to work closely and compassionately with her clients and their issues. In a warm and non-judgmental atmosphere, Kathy also uses humor and spirituality to enrich the counseling experience. In addition to private practice, Kathy has extensive experience working in non-profit organizations, Longmont United Hospital and the St. Vrain Valley School District. Finding a therapist that is a good fit can be tedious. Therefore, Kathy offers a 20-minute free consultation for new clients and works on a sliding scale.
Gary Toub, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist and diplomate Jungian analyst with over 30 years experience. In his Denver private practice, Dr. Toub specializes in Jungian analysis, depth psychotherapy, dream work, and self-actualization. He is also a senior training analyst and Board President at the C. G. Jung Institute of Colorado. Dr. Toub offers short-term and long-term help with a variety of personal issues utilizing the input and guidance of the unconscious. This process fosters transformation and assists individuals in realizing their full potential. Dr. Toub also aids in the search for meaning via connecting with the collective unconscious, particularly the regulating center Jung called the Self. For more information, see Dr. Toub's website at http://home.comcast.net/~gtoub/.
Reed Lindberg, M.A., L.P.C., is the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Managing Director. He is a couples therapist with 20 years experience. He refers to his work as "Relationship, Sex and Romance Counseling". Reed works to restore playfulness and trust to a relationship that may have grown mired in everyday life. His therapy is a mutual exploration of a couple's issues and strengths. He works with both individuals and couples.
Linda Schierse Leonard, Ph.D., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Distinguished Guest Workshop Leader, is an internationally known author, lecturer and workshop presenter. She is a Jungian analyst trained in Zurich. Her best-selling book, The Wounded Woman, has been translated into 15 languages and continues to draw interest from readers around the world. She is available for creativity consultation and dream work.
Ph.D., Harvard University, Department of Social Relations; M.S.W., Smith College; Certified Family Therapist; Registered Dance-Movement Therapist. Over 31 years counseling and educating adults, couples, families and groups. My focus blends fields of systems theory, developmental psychology, body movement awareness and ecopsychology.
Have you been ‘working on yourself’ for a while but still find that the lasting changes you’ve been longing for continue to elude you? Or perhaps, the peace of mind and emotional balance you’ve been seeking come and go with the ups and downs of life.
Are you able to intellectually understand your issues but, despite your insight, continue to find yourself repeating the same old patterns?
To help people make the changes they want, I use a variety of proven, effective tools, both traditional and non-traditional because I've found that talking alone isn't enough to heal many issues.
I've been in practice for 28 years and have a warm, down to earth style, which is compassionate and insightful. Clients experience a sense of profound positive release and lightness after most sessions.
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