I am a therapist and consultant, recently turned therapy directory owner! Denver Therapy Match, a directory for the Front Range was created out of love and dedication to our community. The goal is simple. I want DTM to connect clients with the best possible therapist that meets their needs. There are so many amazing therapists in Colorado and I/we (small team) want them to be found.

Welcome. My name is Carol Daniel-Winget, and I am the founder of DeepWell llc, which was created to assist people individually and in groups to find support and solutions to life's vexing challenges, and to gain greater personal awareness, healing, growth, and spiritual meaning. My work with clients is enhanced by six decades of rich, varied, and at times profound life experience, some of which is directly related to issues that bring people to counseling. I have gleaned a lot of empathy, insight, and happiness along the way. Please look at my profile to see if you and I would be a good fit to work together.

Men, relationships, career, addiction. We have 1 life to live, and I believe in making the most of it.

My passion is facilitating others' restoration of connection to self, others, earth, work, and higher power.

As a Naropa-educated Wilderness Therapist (and certified First Responder) with extensive training in trauma healing, my approach is sensitive, present, and experiential. My approach in couples therapy is informed by Stan Tatkin's PACT model.

I love working with individuals, couples, and groups. I have been effective in helping men rebuild confidence, clarify their Way, get in touch with their emotions, identify the roots of their addictions, and learn how to communicate with their partners. My women clients have benefited from anxiety-reduction, trauma healing, and repatterning of their relationship to men.

Compassion, Integrity, Experience

"Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; Who looks inside, awakens." -Carl Jung

As human beings, we often need help and guidance to be able to look deeply enough into our own hearts to truly heal and awaken, and to actualize our own unique nature. It is Debora's passion as a therapist to help others interested in this process.

Lee Potts, Ph.D., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Distinguished Guest Workshop Leader, is a theater director and internationally known performance coach. She works with therapists and others to enhance self-presentation skills. She has a Ph.D.in Communication and Performance Studies, and certificates in Gestalt Therapy, Conflict Resolution, and Mediation. . . . . .

Dr. Reo Leslie, LPC, LMFT, LAC, MAC, RPT-S, ACS, directs The Colorado School for Family Therapy which has educated clinicians for mental health licensure in Colorado for 25 years. The School also has an educational program to earn the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential with the CCE. Dr. Leslie has supervised hundreds of clinicians in Colorado since 1996 and taught supervision courses on the masters and doctoral level since 1997. He is a former Vice Chair of the State of Colorado LPC Board and the former Mental Health Representative on the State of Colorado Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice (CCJJ). 

Vocal Empowerment Therapy is a set of non-judgmental, body-centered, and creative processes combined to help you:

Connect your body, mind and spirit with your voice. Build a relationship with your Higher Self as your own best teacher and guide.

Your body is the instrument and channel for what moves through you and beyond. This includes your breath, voice and energy, as well as feelings, thoughts, sensations and spirit. You can try to control everything you do or surrender to something greater, allowing your body and voice to resound with all the colors of who you are.

Each client arrives with their own goals, gifts and also blocks to those gifts. My MA in Vocal Performance, deep study of body-centered therapies, and personal journey beyond trauma make me uniquely qualified to this meaningful work.

In each of us lies a deep wisdom and innate capacity for healing. That wisdom lies within our hearts, minds and bodies. Every moment is an opportunity to explore and discover our fullest potential. The human self is not a static entity. We are always unfolding and becoming. Sometimes, trauma cuts us off from this process of unfolding. Many of us have learned habitual coping strategies in response to traumatic environments. Later in life, these strategies may become "fixed" and automatic. This can lead us to feeling constricted, limiting our capacity for connection with the world around us.

Life doesn't have to be that way. I'd love to help you re-connect with your own aliveness.

Jill is a mental health therapist, that works mainly with millennial women in the anxiety, grief and loss, and trauma. She pulls from therapy approaches such as parts work, EMDR, and mindfulness techniques.

Providing child and family therapy for issues of abuse, neglect, parenting stress, family stress and family adjustment issues.