Kaitlynne Reiter

In 2023, I received my master's degree in Forensic Psychology from the University of Denver. I spent the last couple of years working with individuals who were involved in the criminal legal system and working with individuals in private practice. Currently, I am a clinician at Nielsen Psychological Services specializing in individual and couples therapy related to trauma, anxiety, grief & loss, and violence prevention. In many ways, our culture has designed an environment where perfectionism, anxiety, and depression are normalized, and a strong sense of self is lost. The individuals I work with are curious about who they really are as a whole human, and are open to exploring the perfectionism that has guided them.

Other clients may have narcissistic or antisocial personality traits and a desire to identify and understand behaviors that may be hindering them. My commitment to the individuals I serve is to foster an environment that is free of shame and judgment, where they can finally explore their most authentic self.

As your therapist, I offer trauma-informed care and utilize EMDR, Parts Work, Identity work, CBT and DBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness Techniques in sessions. As we continue to work together, I am open to exploring other evidence-based therapeutic techniques that may be a better fit for you and your goals.

What you can expect to take away from our sessions is highly dependent on what you want to accomplish. Are you looking to challenge negative core beliefs? Are you struggling to move on from a past event? Are you out of touch with your authentic self? Let's tailor your takeaways to you.