I am able to work successfully with clients who arrive in my office with a diverse variety of reasons for seeking psychotherapy. No matter the situation or circumstances, motivations for seeking therapy, I can help assist in your search for bliss and help you on your journey to healing.

We each have the ability to journey from being stuck to unstuck; from feeling trapped to feeling free; from compromising our values to creating a life with integrity; from being preoccupied in thoughts from the past to creating a life in the present. I am dedicated to helping you navigate through your unique life circumstances and feelings so that you feel your life is authentic, a life in which you will thrive.

I look forward to developing a meaningful connection with you and starting that journey.

We are a low cost community mental health clinic starting at a self pay rate of $60 and also accept Medicaid. We offer trauma-informed traditional approaches plus somatic, transpersonal, contemplative and wilderness therapy approaches. Our clinicians are Masters level Interns as well as graduates of local counseling programs.
We offer support around difficult life transitions, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, trauma and "help for the helpers".

We provide individual and group psychotherapy at our office on Main Street in Louisville.

Whatever situation or challenges you may be facing, we'll work together to discover and develop personal resourcefulness, move out of "stuckness" and toward possibility and freedom, live more fully embodied in the world, relate more directly and authentically with others, and meet the world with a spirit of possibility and play.

Learn more about us at our website at tangledrootscounseling.com

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.

Susan Nimmanheminda, PhD, LCSW, CAC III has been a psychotherapist working in the Boulder area for over 20 years. She works with individuals (adolescents and adults), couples, and groups. Since getting her master's degree in clinical social work she has continued to train and learn new skills in Hakomi body oriented psychotherapy, substance treatment, group dynamics, EMDR and psychoanalysis. She works with individuals who are struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, self esteem, relationship problems, sexuality and substance abuse, as well as people who feel they are "generally pretty happy" but are looking for support in creating a richer, more productive and satisfying life.

Are you searching for a new approach to old problems? Do you wonder what your dreams might be telling you? Are you at a crossroads?

As Jungian Analyst and art psychotherapist, I offer solid and creative approaches for difficult emotions and unconscious material. While there are many techniques to "get at issues", it has been shown that the right therapeutic relationship is the most healing factor. Developing a trusting relationship where we can explore your inner landscape with commitment, curiosity and creativity can be a life changing experience.

For over 25 years, I have worked with a range of challenging emotional issues, including grief, depression, anxiety, and trauma. I offer short and long-term analysis and psychotherapy. I also have a special interest in women's issues and life transitions. www.swanfoster.com

Workshop Presented by ARISE® Network FAMILY OF ORIGIN

This individualized, hands on workshop focuses on: • Understanding the influence of out own intergenerational patterns • Exploring your own family story, strengths, themes and scripts. • Becoming aware of how and where you are likely to be stuck with clients and their families PCB & NAADAC Approved CE's For Interventionists, Therapists and Clinicians $850 Location: Boulder, Colorado
Date: October 19-20, 2015
Please go to : www.arisetraining.com to register For further information: Cara 970-390-4359

Hi! My name is Kris. My passion is helping people to live lives of meaning, wholeness, and joy. My psychotherapeutic approach is based on a few simple ideas: You have a wise self who is your own best healer. Psychotherapy is about clearing away the obstructions to uncover that voice.

Healing is holistic. Healing doesn't necessarily happen best within four walls. It is possible to live a joyful, meaningful life.
To learn more, visit my website at www.cedartreehealing.org.

Joy Lanzano M.A., M.A.,LPC, LAC, joylanzano.com Clinical Approach/Therapeutic Orientation: My foundational approach to psychotherapy is eclectic, based upon a transpersonal approach to assist and gently guide the individual with the support they need to gain insights that will best support them living to their fullest potential. I draw upon different therapeutic approaches to tailor what treatment best fits my client's needs. I have specialty training in EMDR trained, PACT (couples therapy), and Mastery Attachment Theory. I work with individuals, couples, families and groups. My approach is informed by the Diamond Approach to Inner work and well as my Mindfulness Meditation instructor training. I also have experience with brain injury. Self pay and Cigna provider

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.

Visit my website to learn more: https://pdmstrong.wordpress.com