Professional Description: Shanly uses Somatic Experiencing as the foundation of her work as a therapist. Coupled with her mindfulness meditation practice and chi kung, she helps people of all ages alleviate their anxiety and depression due to unresolved trauma . Her belief is to also educate and train them how to work with improving their condition. She specializes with helping young adults as they navigate the difficult transition into adulthood.

Mindfulness Therapy, also called Mindfulness Meditation Therapy (MMT) describes a specific school of mindfulness-based psychotherapy as developed and taught by Dr. Peter Strong since the year 2000. It is best viewed as an alternative form of psychotherapy that does not involve medical treatment protocols or medications but seeks to teach you how to work with your emotions using mindfulness and the principles of Buddhist psychology.

Most of my clients have tried traditional "talk therapy" and/or medications and are looking for an alternative approach to treatment-based psychotherapy. Mindfulness Therapy is one such approach, where the focus is on teaching you how to work with your emotions yourself, giving you the tools to promote healing, well-being and happiness.

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The brain is a miracle; we are all natural healers, graced with an innate "knowing" about how to transcend obstacles. I feel a deep appreciation for people's capacity to overcome trauma and obstacles. I see many therapists and professionals processing emotions related to work and curious about Brainspotting. Certified in BSP, with an office in Gunbarrel - North Boulder, I offer workshops and lectures about mindful body-centered practices. Influenced by the arts and Buddhist principles, I seek to help individuals to reclaim what was lost and to live in open-hearted/broken hearted wonder.

I’m excited about helping people become aware of how they create barriers to authentic human contact in their relationships and helping to transform those that don’t serve them in a healthy way.

I love to work with people who are willing to learn to take personal responsibility in how they make contact in their relationships.

I love to work with people who want to really engage with their own growth.

I bring forty years of experience to my practice and my clients. I specialize in Anxiety and Depressive disorders, Adult ADHD, and Marriage and Couple psychotherapy. I was a writer for the Mental Help Net and continue to write for my website and others I have appeared in New York Magazine and Cosmopolitan Magazines, the London Guardian, and on Television. I have licenses in the State of Colorado, New York, and Florida. My credentials can are available on the Dora site. In psychotherapy, the focus is on immediate problems and the relationship between therapist and client. The use of mindful meditation, yoga, and exercise are encouraged. My office is a sage, warm, and accepting place with no judgment, only warmth, and respect. Appointments are available by telephone. Fees are sliding scale according to need.

My passion lies in helping women develop a healthy relationship with food. This means working on the issues that lead to eating disorders, disordered eating, compulsive overeating, binge-eating and 'yo-yo' dieting. These issues may include relationship problems, depression, anxiety, obsessive and compulsive behaviors in other parts of your life, etc. Effective therapy for food-related behaviors also includes training to help you break the destructive and problematic diet-binge cycles, while learning to pay attention to your body's own hunger and fullness signals. Therapy is compassionate, nonjudgemental, and understanding.

My clientele are women from 18-75! At the request of the client, I will be happy to include partner/spouse/family/friends in therapy, when that involvement enhances her success.

With 30 years of experience in working with traumatized populations, Marilee brings a diverse set of talents to her work with individuals, couples, children and families. She has extensive experience in treating psychological trauma and dissociative disorders.

Marilee integrates clinical hypnosis into her work, treating issues as diverse as depression, panic attacks, acute and chronic pain, performance anxiety, trauma sequelae, preparation for and recovery from surgery.

Her main practice is adult and family psychotherapy, specializing in treating trauma and all the dissociative disorders. Therapy modalities include solution-focused, client-centered, family systems, psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, ego state hypnosis, expressive arts, EFT, motivational interviewing.

Dr. Carol Ann Watson, is a licensed clinical psychologist. She is a specialist in suicide prevention, drug and alcohol addictions, learning disabilities, ADHD/ADD, and other special needs and domestic violence. She chooses cognitive behavioral therapy as her main modality, however she is quite eclectic in using other modalities. She spent 4 years under the supervision of a Jungian therapist. Carol Ann is President of America's Academy where she actively trains students in counseling, coaching, & hypnotherapy.

I received my Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from Naropa University, and have over 20 years experience in this field. I believe strongly in personal empowerment,and my practice is based on the belief that my role is to serve as a guide to assist you in removing blocks that may be preventing you from experiencing your highest potential. I am experienced with mindfulness training, interested in Buddhist psychology, and have experience working with trauma and abuse survivors, issues pertaining to sexuality and sexual identity, couples and group counseling, personal identity issues, bereavement support, life transitions, depression,and anxiety using a variety of methods and techniques to aid in your support including Hakomi Method. I am also a Reiki Master and have extensive experience using Reiki in conjunction with psychotherapy.

As a therapist my goal is to help you live bravely through the struggle, which means to bravely take things as they come and work with them in an effort to make you stronger and less encumbered by the struggles of life.