I combine the science of Western psychology with the wisdom of Eastern and Western spiritual traditions (for details see the website).

I consider my clients as being whole. You are not broken, you are facing a temporary challenge, there is a solution, and I'll help you find it.

If you are experiencing a challenging time with anxiety, depression, grief, PTSD/trauma, conflicts in relationships, existential anxiety or you are feeling stuck in your spiritual work, there is something that is disrupting your sense of wholeness and balance that needs to be addressed.

In my work with you, I'll bring a warm human connection, a compassionate heart, and presence as a guide and companion, and a deep commitment to mindfulness.

Specialties: depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, anger management, relationship conflicts, men's issues, and spirituality

Have you been working on yourself for a while but still find yourself hooked by old issues and triggers?

Are you able to intellectually understand your issues but, despite your insight, continue to find yourself repeating the same old patterns?

To help people make the changes they want, I use a variety of proven, effective tools, both traditional and non-traditional because I've found that talking alone isn't enough to heal many issues.

I've been in practice for 28 years and have a warm, down to earth style, which is compassionate and insightful. Clients experience a sense of profound positive release and lightness after most sessions.

I specialize in working with people who are looking to empower and express themselves more fully. This process often involves exploring feelings of shame and self judgment, anxieties, old messages and old loyalties that hinder self worth and self love.

With couples, I most enjoy working with people who are navigating non-traditional relationship contexts as well as those couples who are seeking to reinvigorate feelings of freedom and compassion in their relationship.

I am able to work successfully with clients who arrive in my office with a diverse variety of reasons for seeking psychotherapy. No matter the situation or circumstances, motivations for seeking therapy, I can help assist in your search for bliss and help you on your journey to healing.

We each have the ability to journey from being stuck to unstuck; from feeling trapped to feeling free; from compromising our values to creating a life with integrity; from being preoccupied in thoughts from the past to creating a life in the present. I am dedicated to helping you navigate through your unique life circumstances and feelings so that you feel your life is authentic, a life in which you will thrive.

I look forward to developing a meaningful connection with you and starting that journey.

I've worked as a Marriage and Family Therapist for more than 10 years. I've learned two things during that time. First,all of us want and deserve to live happily ever after. Second, sometimes happily ever after needs a little help.

My practice is devoted to helping individuals, couples, families, and children discover and use their talents and strengths to find and live happier and more fulfilling lives. I am work with Depression, Anxiety, and Mood Disorders; Challenges of Parenting (including working with challenging children, ADHD, Aspergers, and family transitions such as divorce); Eating Disorders; Adult Relationship Challengs (both traditional and same sex couples).

I offer all potential clients a free initial consultation.

Kate Thompson was educated at Cambridge University, England and trained in London and Denver. She is an existential psychotherapist, a supervisor and a journal therapist. She is a Registered Psychotherapist in the State of Colorado and accredited by the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.

With over 18 years experience in both the public and private sectors, in the UK & US, Kate has worked with a wide range of clients and their problems. She has offices in an inspiring mountain landscape and central Boulder. She also works over the internet, using e-mail, skype or phone for those who are unable or unwilling to work face-to-face.

For an introductory, creative and exploratory session contact Kate

Vocal Empowerment Therapy is a set of non-judgmental, body-centered, and creative processes combined to help you:

Connect your body, mind and spirit with your voice. Build a relationship with your Higher Self as your own best teacher and guide.

Your body is the instrument and channel for what moves through you and beyond. This includes your breath, voice and energy, as well as feelings, thoughts, sensations and spirit. You can try to control everything you do or surrender to something greater, allowing your body and voice to resound with all the colors of who you are.

Each client arrives with their own goals, gifts and also blocks to those gifts. My MA in Vocal Performance, deep study of body-centered therapies, and personal journey beyond trauma make me uniquely qualified to this meaningful work.

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.

Linda offers distinguished guest workshops for the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute on various topics. These include creativity, addiction, film as an adjunct to psychotherapy, and aging. Her workshops are open to the general public as well as to mental health professionals.

Linda is in private practice in Boulder and is available for phone consultation as well as face-to-face therapy. She is especially interested in working with therapists, writers and artists on creativity issues and anyone interested in dreams.

My passion lies in doing depth psychotherapy, which involves making unconscious processes conscious and facilitating others in developing insight into their emotions and behaviors. I also particularly enjoy working with eating disorders and body image, food related, or compulsive exercise issues. However, I am happy to work with most difficulties people struggle with in their daily lives.

Betty Cannon, Ph.D., is the president of the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute. BPI trains therapists in Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP). AEP interlaces the insights of contemporary existential and psychodynamic approaches with techniques inspired by Gestalt and other experiential therapies. Betty is its founder. She holds doctorates in both literature and psychology. She is Professor Emerita at the Colorado School of Mines and Adjunct Professor at Naropa Univesity and Regis University. She is the author of many articles and book chapters on existential therapy. Her book, Sartre and Psychoanalysis, is considered a classic in existential psychology. She has worked with individuals, couples, and groups in Boulder for over 30 years and trained therapists for over 20 years. Her long experience in the field has not diminished her passion for her work. She feels privileged to have shared so deeply with so many people over the years. Her life has been enriched by the courageous work of her clients and students.