Amy Smart LCSW CACIII is a licensed Clinical Social worker and a level III Addictions counselor. Amy has experience in a variety of mental health settings including community mental health, addiction recovery centers and community hospitals. Amy has two offices centrally located for convenience which provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere. Among other modalities Amy is trained in EMDR and John Gottmans method for couples therapy. Please see full profile for more information.

I work with individuals, couples and families, with special interest/expertise in supporting step-families. I'm also fascinated by the intersection between spiritual and emotional wellness. While I work with clients who don't identify as either "spiritual" or "religious," I'm also open to exploring those connections with clients when they find it useful.

Therapy tends to be short-term, focused on goals we agree upon together and revisit often.

A free 30-minute consultation can be arranged, to make sure there's a good fit. You can find "testimonials" on my website, describing a warm, engaging style combined with valuable skills. I offer a sliding fee scale as needed.

My office offers abundant, free and convenient parking with easy access from Longmont, Louisville and other areas of east Boulder County, in addition to Boulder

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

Welcome. I am dictated to working with the Intelligence carried in the body and the natural world to help bring healing and transformation to my clients. I work from a heart centered, solution focused technique, where I focus on providing practical and holistic tools, to help guide my clients toward long term stability and change. To do this I use a unique range of treatment modalities including wilderness and body center psychotherapy, contemplative practice and art therapy. I have worked in the mental health field for over 7 years, gathering extensive therapeutic training and experience, working with youth, family, addiction and individuals.

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

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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.

Betty Cannon, Ph.D., is the president of the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute. BPI trains therapists in Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP). AEP interlaces the insights of contemporary existential and psychodynamic approaches with techniques inspired by Gestalt and other experiential therapies. Betty is its founder. She holds doctorates in both literature and psychology. She is Professor Emerita at the Colorado School of Mines and Adjunct Professor at Naropa Univesity and Regis University. She is the author of many articles and book chapters on existential therapy. Her book, Sartre and Psychoanalysis, is considered a classic in existential psychology. She has worked with individuals, couples, and groups in Boulder for over 30 years and trained therapists for over 20 years. Her long experience in the field has not diminished her passion for her work. She feels privileged to have shared so deeply with so many people over the years. Her life has been enriched by the courageous work of her clients and students.

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