A holistic, body/mind integrating psychotherapist and art therapist, my 23 years experience with individuals and couples shapes collaborations in which the client's own wisdom-knowing guides unique journeys into wholeness.

My experiential psychodynamic approach to depth healing and integration incorporates gestalt, applied existential psychology, creativity, guided imagery and dreamwork to resolve family of origin issues, developmental trauma, major life transitions, and explore potent life experiences such as relationships, chronic illness, eldering and identifying as GLBT.

I also facilitate classes based on Artlife Creation, exploring the intuitive creativity inherent throughout our lives, and authored the Sounds True teaching set Artlife: Creative Journeys for Life Healing (http://www.soundstrue.com/shop/Artlife/4273.pd)

In addition to working with a range of adult, adolescent and child clients, I specialize in guiding parents of children challenged by chronic illness, medical trauma or developmental issues toward the outcome of post-traumatic growth rather than post-traumatic stress. My research, presented at three conferences of the American Psychological Association, the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies and others, helps to show that parents who take care of themselves create better social and health outcomes for their challenged children. I am licensed psychologist candidate, editor of the APA Div 39 monthly publication, and editor of the APA Div 39 blog at PsychologyToday.com. EMDR Certified. Former teacher. Former Outward Bound guide. Frequent school consultant.

Is your growth being stifled by playing in "safe spaces"? Has the predominant psychology and spirituality of "good just as you are" shielded you from the deep resilient satisfaction of resolving your deeper shadows and traumas? Are you wanting to Awaken from the dream of your reactivity and suffering rather than trust your fragile self-image? "Am I good enough? Am I good enough?"

Working with me is a call to adventure in the wilderness of your own interior. I am committed to wholeheartedly supporting you in walking your path and it is tremendously liberating to take ownership of your own hero's journey in the face of a world that unconsciously encourages you play it safe and pretend to be powerless. A commitment to facing your suffering squarely as your own joyous responsibility becomes the true freedom that makes life worth living!!!

Lynda Hilburn, MA, LPC, CCHt, CAC II has worked with individuals, couples and groups -- as an intuitive counselor then as a Licensed Professional Counselor -- for the last 30+ years.

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.

I have an MA in Somatic Psychotherapy and my body-centered approach can help individuals develop the ability to listen to their body in order to understand the core issues that are causing problems in life. I offer a free 30-minute consultation.

Please feel free to check out my website to learn more about my practice at: http://www.aprillyonspsychotherapyboulder.com

Robyn Chauvin, LPC, is a member of the teaching faculty at the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute and adjunct faculty in the Graduate School of Psychology at Naropa University. A Licensed Professional Counselor, Robyn has 21 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.

Kate now lives in Pueblo, Co and works as a play therapist and parent coach with the YWCA Pueblo domestic violence program

I specialize in helping adults facing numerous life issues, including depression, anxiety, stress, job loss, divorce, parenting, and relationship issues. I also specialize in helping couples struggling with relationship issues.

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As a Transition/Trauma psychotherapist Carol O'Dowd, maintains a mindfulness based practice using eastern and western therapies. She is a certified mindfulness instructor and is trained in Japanese Methods of psychology as well as Applied Existential Psychology, Horticultural Therapy, Sensorimotor techniques and Play Therapy. She is exeperienced helping people work with trauma, stress, anxieties, grief, and loss to live live with peace of mind. Carol guides how to partner with wisdom in various forms to discover opportunities in life and achieve success. Carol has a private practice in Arvada, Colorado on grounds with walking trails for mindfulness exercises, and a peaceful courtyard and serene open areas for outdoor sessions.