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Tara Eastcott, Psy.D.
1722 14th Street, Suite 130Boulder, CO 80302
phone: 720-236-2821
Please see my web site for further information! www.tarapsyd.com
Tara Eastcott, Psy.D.
Tara Eastcott, Psy.D.1722 14th Street, Suite 130
Boulder, CO 80302
phone: 720-236-2821
Psychological services for gender & sexual minorities www.tarapsyd.com/2715.html
Carolyn Eberle, L.P.C.
Mind Energy Body Institute in South BoulderBoulder, CO 80305
phone: 720 530 7621
Working with adults and couples using the science of mind, energy and body psycotherapy. Trauma, anxiety, depression, past life, illness, and self mastery. Horse Initiated Psychotherapy (HIP): interaction with horses creates emotional healing. Can combine hands-on energy work/psychotherapy.
Ashley Eder, M.A.
2885 East Aurora Avenue, Suite 8Boulder, CO 80303
phone: 720-771-8221
I am a therapist with a private practice conveniently located near Hwy 36 and the University of Colorado. There is plenty of free parking. I offer a student discount for full-time adult students. Please visit my website at sites.google.com/site/ashleyeder for more information.
In addition to other areas, I have extensive experience and interest in: *Relationship Issues (an individual's patterns as well as couple and family dynamics) *Mood (including depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorders) *Trauma (both developmental traumas and also major events) *Food and Body Concerns (including eating disorders) *Life Transitions (such as leaving home for college, getting married or divorced, parenting, and other significant life changes) *Personal Growth (becoming more aware of, able to grow into, and free to express your true self)
Debora Joy Elliott, L.P.C.
Interactive Brain Analysis4885 Riverbend Rd, Suite D
Boulder, Co 80301
phone: 303 447-8443
Debora Joy Elliott, LPC, BCIA-C Is the founder of Interactive Brain Analysis in Boulder, Colorado. She is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in QEEG brain mapping, neurofeedback, biofeedback and psychotherapeutic applications. Debora provides clinical services, consultations, supervision, research, professional training and public speaking through Interactive Brain Analysis. She holds the following certifications: · Biofeedback Certification- Biofeedback Certification Institute of America, 1995 · EEG biofeedback Certification- Biofeedback certification Institute of America, 1996 · Certified Neurofeedback Specialist- neurofeedback and biofeedback Certification board, 1997 · Certified Peak Performance Specialist- Neurotherapy Certification Board, 1995 · Gestalt Certification- Naropa University, 1994
Call for a free ½ hour session
Julie Emmerman, Psy.D.
Athletes Consultation & Psychotherapy1634 Walnut St. Ste 221, Boulder CO
phone: 80302
720 839 7350
Jenny Epstein Kessem, M.A., L.P.C.
1910 7th StreetBoulder, CO 80302
phone: (303) 847-5356
I am a licensed somatic psychotherapist and dance/movement therapist, specializing in trauma, attachment and eating issues. My group, How We Eat, is for people who would like to speak truth about their eating, and to contemplatively approach the process of change with support. I have an office in downtown Boulder.
Barry Erdman, L.C.S.W.
Barry Erdman & Associates, Inc.1900 Folsom Street, Suite 203
Boulder, CO 80302-5723
phone: 303 444-1404
Barry Erdman, LCSW, DCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker, providing caring out-patient mental health assessment and treatment for adults, couples and families in Boulder CO since 1979. Conventional and alternative approaches for marital and relationship counseling, intimacy, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, bi-polar, grief, loss, stress, sex addiction, abuse, career/life transition and more. BLTQ friendly.
See www.Bouldertherapist.com for more details, including information on 'How to Choose a Therapist".
Barry's other interests include, community leadership & social activism, food politics, eastern religions & mindfulness meditation practices, Interface of psychology & religion, parenting, jazz drumming, clinical hypnosis & altered states of consciousness, and cutting edge explorations of technology, science and the mind..
Beth A. Erlander, M.A., L.P.C.
Yes Tree Counseling, LLC190 East 9th Ave. Suite 470
Denver, CO 80203
phone: 720-470-3513
Beth provides art therapy and experiential play therapy to children and adolescents and adults. She also provides short term, strengths based, and body-centered talk therapy for individuals and couples. She accepts some insurance and is also bilingual in Spanish. She has offices in Denver and Boulder.
Carrie B. Evans, M.A., L.C.S.W.
1844 Pearl StBoulder, COLORADO 80302
phone: 720-260-2901
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Do you know a friend or family member who would benefit learning to "tame the inner rhino" that threatens to take over? I work with a wide age range of children and teens and their families to recognize and strategize with behaviors that are not productive. I work with individuals that struggle with PTSD, compulsion, anxiety, anger control, defiance and grief. I help provide clients with behavioral strategies and new perspectives that help overcome troubling experiences with friends, school, family history and environmental events. I strive to strengthen the connection between youth, their schools, their families, and other providers with whom they are involved.
Teena Evert, M.A.
Breakthrough Body Healing2299 Pearl Street, Suite 310
Boulder, CO 80302
phone: 303-884-9642
Teena is pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a specialty in Somatic and Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology at Santa Barbara Graduate Institute (SBGI). She specializes in working with adults who have experienced early preverbal traumatic events. Breakthrough Body Healing offers body-oriented therapy informed by the Rolf Method of Structural Integration, Sensorimotor & Self-Regulation Psychotherapy that is enriched by contributions from the fields of attachment, neuroscience, and dissociation. Treatment blends cognitive, emotional, and physical interventions that directly address the implicit memories and neurobiological effects of trauma. By using bodily experience as a primary entry point in therapy, rather than the events or the “story,” how the body is processing information is attended to first, and its interface with emotions and cognitive meaning making.