Lynda Hilburn, MA, LPC, CCHt, CAC II has worked with individuals, couples and groups -- as an intuitive counselor then as a Licensed Professional Counselor -- for the last 30+ years.

A somatic psychotherapist and registered dance/movement therapist, I am passionate about nurturing change through collaboration with my clients. I believe meaningful and enduring change comes about through a combination of authentic relationship, accessing and respecting the unconscious, courage, new experiences, and practice.

I blend subtle somatic techniques, dance/movement therapy, dreamwork, and close attention to words and stories to facilitate clients’ access to the potent keys of transformation that lie within.

My areas of particular interest and specialization include working with the somatic impacts of oppression, trauma, body image, anxiety, depression, chronic illness, and self-actualization.

I also work with child clients through play therapy and dance/movement therapy.

You may learn more at www.movementrevolutions.com

Nancy's work is heart-centered, supportive and enriching. Her therapy practice serves as a bridge, supporting your journey to health and authenticity. Mindfulness Practices: inhabit your body in the present moment and create peace Transitions, honoring and navigating our lives' transitions: Loss, birth, adolescence, marriage, divorce, moves, illness, aging parents Trauma: understanding its impact and working towards resolution Families: resolving conflicts, supporting members in authentic communication and connection Teens: Finding your gifts, your passions and your voice Parents: Consultation and coaching for parents to understand developmental issues, find confidence, resolve conflicts and create peace Individual Counseling: I will help you find balance in your life

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.

Pat Ogden, Ph.D., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Distinguished Guest Workshop Leader, is the founder and director of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute. She has over 30 years experience, teaches internationally, and is the first author of the groundbreaking book, Trauma and the Body: A Sensorimotor Approach to Psychotherapy.

Through support and encouragement, I strongly believe that every individual has the ability to create change and find balance in their lives. Currently, I am specializing in working with clients who are struggling with perinatal mood disorders, infertility, baby loss and the transition to parenthood. In addition to my specialties, I am trauma informed and have been trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing, which supports my work with clients who are dealing with varying life challenges and mental health concerns.

I feel that therapy should go beyond the face-to-face meeting between the therapist and client, which is why I use mind-body techniques, to help clients navigate and manage overwhelming stress.

I've worked as a Marriage and Family Therapist for more than 10 years. I've learned two things during that time. First,all of us want and deserve to live happily ever after. Second, sometimes happily ever after needs a little help.

My practice is devoted to helping individuals, couples, families, and children discover and use their talents and strengths to find and live happier and more fulfilling lives. I am work with Depression, Anxiety, and Mood Disorders; Challenges of Parenting (including working with challenging children, ADHD, Aspergers, and family transitions such as divorce); Eating Disorders; Adult Relationship Challengs (both traditional and same sex couples).

I offer all potential clients a free initial consultation.

Are you afraid of being abandoned? Do you try to avoid being alone? Do you have unstable and intense relationships? Are you often confused about who you are as a person? Do you often feel bored, empty, or in deep emotional pain? Do your emotions and moods change frequently? Don’t hesitate to call for help. I have over 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist and specialize in personality issues. I will work with you to tailor a therapy style that is comprehensive and sensitive to your needs. Throughout my professional practice I have worked successfully with people who have experienced problems such as depression, anxiety, fears, emotional pain, posttraumatic and personality disorders, relationships difficulties and low self-esteem. I will help you gain self-confidence, become more successful in your life, and experience more satisfying relationships. I work with individuals of all ages, race, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation.

I will work with you to understand the meanings and motives of your behavior, and to strengthen your capacity to endure frustration, anger and loneliness without acting impulsively upon those feelings.

Clients: adult individuals and couples. Issues: depression, anxiety, adjustment, relationships, sexual orientation & gender identity. Approach to treatment: individualized, drawing upon Emotion Focused Therapy, mindfulness, and brain research. Boulder and Denver appointments available.

Noeticus Counseling Center and Training Institute was incorporated in 2004 as a community-based, not-for-profit counseling and training center. Our mission is to provide innovative and affordable counseling and psychotherapy services to a variety of individuals, couples, and families within the greater Denver community, as well as basic and advanced training opportunities to mental health professionals both locally and across the country.

With our central location in downtown Denver we are easily accessible from most areas in the local community. Our flexible daytime, evening, and weekend hours also help to make it easy to find a practitioner who is available at a time that is convenient to you.