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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Colorado, specializing in trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression.

There are several areas in my life that I find it easy to connect with people. My wife and I have been working in the foster care system, all five our kids have been adopted. I attended Moody Seminary and presently pastor a small Evangelical Church as well as work as a Co-response clinician.

I have been working in the mental health field for 15 years. I have experience working with all people; from those who are working towards recovery from substance abuse to those working towards recovery from schizophrenia. I have also worked with individuals who need help just figuring things out.

After obtaining my master's in clinical mental health in 2016, I have worked in outpatient settings focusing specifically on treating individuals with trauma. I utilize EMDR techniques along with somatic interventions to create an environment focused on healing empowerment.

Lynn Ames, a Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner licensed in Colorado, is dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health care. With a specialization in medication management, Lynn focuses her psychiatric practice on alleviating depression, anxiety, and symptoms of trauma.

My name is Angela, and I've lived in Colorado with my family for five years. I'm originally from Oklahoma and completed my undergraduate studies at Oklahoma State University before pursuing my Master's at Colorado Christian University. My specialization is in trauma counseling, and I believe that understanding our past is crucial for moving forward. As a counselor, I help my clients to identify the root causes of their problems and support them in their journey to healing and personal growth.

Jon Siegel is a psychotherapist currently residing in Montrose, Colorado. He attended San Diego State University where he earned a B.A. in Psychology & later Adams State College where Jon earned an MA in Community Counseling

Therapeutic orientation Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), SFBT, incorporating use of learned coping strategies & wellness approaches. Helping clients reduce self-critical & distorted thinking patterns is one of my clinical interests.

I see women and girls, ages 14 to 104, to address depression, self-worth, identity and meaning, trauma, grief, ambiguous loss, relationship issues, and life transitions. I take an integrated approach, using CBT, SFBT, PCT, and some DBT, depending on the person, their treatment goals, and rhythms of the session. I'm a professional counselor who is a Christian and leave it up to you whether to integrate faith into the counseling process. Learn more at blackcanyonmh.com.

My passion lies in providing a safe and supportive space for individuals who are navigating difficult experiences. I approach this with empathetic listening and a fresh perspective, offering guidance and support through the toughest of times. Life challenges us with moments of stress, anxiety, depression, loss, and fear. During these times, it can feel like we're struggling to hold everything together. I know these moments intimately, and I understand the discomfort and frustration they bring.

I am a licensed clinical social worker and believe that when seeking health we use our strengths as well as identifying the areas in which we struggle to frame the work we will do together. I use multiple therapeutic approaches that are best practices, well-researched and effective at symptom reduction. Ultimately, the client's needs determine the focus of treatment and we will work together to set goals, discuss the methods we will use and how we will measure success.