I am dedicated to working with people who want to get at the roots of their emotional distress and personal suffering. Building a collaborative relationship in therapy is the single most important factor in therapeutic success. This relationship will be the keystone for facilitating your personal growth and understanding of yourself not just intellectually, but also emotionally. Over time, an internalized healing space forms where you can recover access to parts of your true self. Speaking freely without unnecessary self-censorship may be simple, but it is not easy. I encourage you to try.

Through experiencing the freedom of talking in an atmosphere of radical acceptance, we liberate powerful emotional states that help to make deep and lasting changes. When fully understood, painful psychological symptoms dissolve over time.

Do you feel that you have tried all the possible advices that were given to you? are you exhausted, irritated all the time? - Are you watching your child struggle in school, with peers, or even at home? - Is your child or teen behaving in ways that concern you and you don't know how to help? - Do you feel as if you've lost your child and can't connect with them anymore? - Are you struggling to find joy in yourself and in connection to others? If any of these questions feel true, you have come to the right place... My passion as a Therapist is to help my gifted and neurodivergent clients connect with who they are, love themselves and help them find ways to be in the world without compromising their authentic self. I provide a non-judgmental space where my clients can explore their internal experience, experiment being authentic.

I provide compassionate and common sense counseling to children, adults, couples, and families. I tailor treatment to each client, as counseling is not a one size fits all situation. The relationship between client and therapist is a priority, and should I not be a good fit for a client, I provide thoughtful referrals to help the client find the right match.

Jaylynne Chase-Jacobsen, L.C.S.W., is Senior Teaching Faculty at the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute. She is a certified Gestalt therapist, certified Imago Relationship therapist and a trauma therapist certified in Somatic Experiencing and Brainspotting. She has over 25 years experience. She works with individuals as well as couples on relationship issues.

A somatic psychotherapist and trainer of actor-singers in New York City since 1982, I still work exclusively with singer's, actors, and those who use their voice professionally in their work. Learning to express yourself authentically, in your God given voice in front of other humans is not always easy- but well worth the time spent. In fact, most people feel that dying would be easier that having to expose oneself in front of an audience.

Unresolved trauma is the source of our panic states that prevent us from being in the state of calm where true emotion is experienced. Our survival muscles, also called the muscles of initiation or emotional muscles, are also the muscles that produce speech and singing. When we are in a state of fight/flight/freeze, we lose access to relaxed elasticity and go into either a hyper or hypo mode.

This is the soul of my work: to help you explore your issues; confront your fears; heal your wounded places; and find the courage to live and speak your truth.

Working with me gives you the opportunity to see your problems, both personal and relational, in a new light. I have worked effectively with clients to: improve their relationships; invigorate their sex life; deepen their intimacy; prepare a solid foundation for a healthy marriage; move through a major life transition; recover from a divorce; define and achieve career goals; manage depression and anxiety, recover from addictions; and courageously face end of life issues. I can help you go from where you are to where you want to be.

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

As a certified sex therapist, I help people understand why they are not having the sex they want to have. By gaining insight into their sexual lives, identities, and experiences, clients are able to fulfill their desires. My approach is direct and compassionate. Creating a collaborative relationship, we will transform stuck patterns and move you forward in your life.

In working with me you will benefit by developing skills to effectively work with sexual dysfunction, enhancing your understanding of how past sexual experiences have impacted your sexual identity, expanding your awareness of your body's innate wisdom, enriching your life with healthy sexual expression, and reclaiming your sexuality.

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. . . . . .

I am a licensed somatic psychotherapist and dance/movement therapist, specializing in relationships, attachment and sexuality. I work with couples and individuals using the lens of attachment and how it lives in the nervous system. I am trained in PACT, Stan Tatkin's attachment-informed work with couples. I also offer supervision, and am an Accredited Clinical Supervisor. Please visit my website for more information:::. www.greatblueheron.org