Dr. Rose Quinn

I graduated with my Ph.D., in Education and Human Resources, Colorado State University, May, 2008. Master’s in Counseling and Counselor Education, Colorado State University, April 2002.

I appreciate, respect, and work with all cultures, religions, and all persons, including those that identify as LGBTQIA?,I have experience with autism, medical, adult, childhood, and adolescent issues including depression, anxiety, sleep problems, stress, and trauma.

Therapy is taking a risk to face our fears, strive to change, and begin to feel hopeful. Therapy has a beginning, a middle, and an end.

I use numerous therapeutic modalities each best suited to you. These include Person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy DBT, along with humor, relaxation techniques, communication skills, grounding techniques, and others. I partner with you to design therapy for your unique needs.

We are complex beings and are oftentimes impossible, and we don't understand ourselves. By examining your life, and what it means to be human, you can learn to change your thoughts, reconstruct your life, and give it meaning.

I can help you to have more compassion for yourself and teach you practical and useful coping skills. This will result in decreasing distress, anxiety, depression, anger, and loneliness while increasing the ability to focus, relax, manage time, communicate, and enjoy life.