Bill Moats, M.A.,L.P.C., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Teaching Staff Member, is a licensed professional counselor, certified Gestalt therapist and nationally certified counselor. He is also fully trained in the use of EMDR trauma protocol. He holds degrees in art and anthropology as well as counseling psychology and is adjunct faculty at Naropa University.

I use my varied training and skills, including the Rubenfeld Synergy Method, EMDR, Brainspotting and EFT to enable my clients to access their own wisdom, healing from the inside out. My somatic orientation facilitates the release of trauma, providing increased freedom and choice. Many of my clients are trauma survivors, whether from childhood abuse or multiple medical procedures.

Robyn Chauvin, LPC, is a member of the teaching faculty at the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute and adjunct faculty in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at Naropa University. A Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Music Therapist, Robyn has 17 years experience in hospice, inpatient psychiatric work, and private practice psychotherapy working with individuals, couples, and groups. Robyn’s approach and methodologies include Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP), Gestalt, Psychodrama, and The Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music. Of particular interest is working towards wholeness with persons facing internalized oppression or complicated trauma.

I have been helping clients resolve stress, trauma, and overload since 1984, in private practice in New York City, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and now in Boulder and Denver. I am certified in EMDR trauma psychotherapy and a Certified Advanced Trainer in the Zengar NeurOPTIMAL neurofeedback approach as well as a Certified Advanced Rolfer®.

When we humans become overloaded, automatic and mechanical behaviors take over. If these compensatory mechanisms were not in place, we would 'burn ourselves out' as we know that this happens. My job is to help your system resolve its own overload because that is its very nature; adaptablility.

Go to my website to see what this approach might do for you. And see what my clients say as well. Science now confirms that our brain is completely adaptable and can heal itself.

Susan Nimmanheminda, PhD, LCSW, CAC III has been a psychotherapist working in the Boulder area for over 20 years. She works with individuals (adolescents and adults), couples, and groups. Since getting her master's degree in clinical social work she has continued to train and learn new skills in Hakomi body oriented psychotherapy, substance treatment, group dynamics, EMDR and psychoanalysis. She works with individuals who are struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, self esteem, relationship problems, sexuality and substance abuse, as well as people who feel they are "generally pretty happy" but are looking for support in creating a richer, more productive and satisfying life.

Sex therapy is a specialized area of psychotherapy. It is a skills-based, talk therapy that uses specific behavioral exercises to address sexual concerns. Because sexual experiences often take place in the context of relationships, sex therapy also uses the best practices in couple and marital therapy to enhance sexual and emotional intimacy. Dr. Jenni Skyler is a sex therapist and board certified sexologist. She is the Founder of The Intimacy Institute, LLC for Sex and Relationship therapy in Boulder, Colorado. She holds a doctorate in Clinical Sexology and a Master of Counseling Psychology in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Linda Schierse Leonard, Ph.D., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Distinguished Guest Workshop Leader, is an internationally known author, lecturer and workshop presenter. She is a Jungian analyst trained in Zurich. Her best-selling book, The Wounded Woman, has been translated into 15 languages and continues to draw interest from readers around the world. She is available for creativity consultation and dream work.

I am here to help you get unstuck and lead a more satisfying life. Whether you are a teenager, parent, college student, or adult, I can help you cope more effectively with whatever has got you "fed up", "at the end of your rope", or feeling otherwise like it's time to try something different.

If you struggle with emotional difficulties that interfere with your work, school, or social relationships, the right skills and strategies can help you master your challenges and experience satisfaction with your life. Through therapy, consultations, and/or testing services, I help adults, children, and families develop the skills needed to sustain satisfying relationships.

Dance for the Soul is a private practice that specializes in using movement/body based work for those experiencing trauma, abuse, and neglect.
Dance for the Soul offers group and individual sessions within our office and within organizations, schools, and community centers. We provide Child and Family Investigator (CFI) services, CASA advocacy, and personalized yoga sessions as well. Dance for the Soul, Inc is founded on the beliefs that movement reflects an individual’s pattern of thinking and feeling. This holistic, body/mind approach incorporates a psychodynamic foundation to promote understanding and rehabilitation for those seeking change. As movement is a fundamental human activity, Dance for the Soul focuses on using movement as a vehicle for personal development.