Danielle Beamer

Shopping for a therapist is hard. All the profiles blend together, photos mean more than we’d like to admit, and buzzwords abound. I’m not the right fit for everyone, but I am for some folks.

What I can say is that I couldn't have guessed that becoming a therapist would be the best way to work with the scared and perfectionistic parts of myself; I'm so glad I took this path.

I'm a lover of people and their stories, a mountain adventurer, and a deep ecologist. My background (and constant side projects) are in land conservation and non-profit leadership. I chose to study social work because it takes a systemic approach and focuses on social justice. Crested Butte, CO has been my home since 2007.

My work is grounded in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Sexology, and Interpersonal Neurobiology. I weave in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness, and somatic modalities to join mind, body, heart and soul. I'm also passionate about the numinous possibilities of psychedelics. I’m sex-positive, kink-allied, and knowledgeable about non-traditional relationship structures. I see cultural context and intersectional identities as key to understanding you and your therapeutic goals.

Connection. Feeling connected is a sign of attunement and safety, which are essential for exploring your internal world together.

Please send me a message at [email protected], call me or text me at 970-403-5999 to schedule a free consult.