Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Derby, CO.

Jaycee offers a calming, supportive space for those navigating anxiety and stress, helping clients feel seen, grounded, and empowered. With a person-centered, trauma-informed approach, she uses tools like mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and creative expression to explore the root causes of distress. Jaycee helps clients build coping strategies, reduce overwhelm, and reconnect with a sense of calm and control. Her compassionate presence allows clients to move at their own pace while building resilience and confidence from within.

Diamond Counseling provides anxiety therapy for men, women, teens and children. You know it is time to see a therapist when your social life, school activities, job functioning, self-esteem or relationships are suffering as a result of anxiety. I provide office hours to fit your busy schedule; Monday through Thursday; daytime and evenings and Saturday mornings. My office is conveniently located at Hampden and Wadsworth.

Marie offers a supportive and compassionate space for individuals experiencing anxiety and stress, understanding how these feelings can impact daily life and overall well-being. She blends evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), with mindfulness and somatic techniques to help clients identify triggers, manage overwhelming thoughts, and regulate emotions. Through this integrative approach, clients can develop practical coping strategies, cultivate self-awareness, and restore a sense of calm, balance, and confidence in navigating life’s challenges.

Anxiety and stress can deeply affect one’s quality of life, but with the right support, meaningful change is possible. Gwen provides a calm, compassionate space where clients can safely explore the root causes of their anxiety and learn effective strategies to manage it. Drawing from evidence-based approaches like CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and somatic techniques, she helps clients reduce overwhelm, build resilience, and regain a sense of control. Gwen’s goal is to support lasting change, helping clients feel more balanced, empowered, and at peace in their daily lives.

In addressing anxiety and stress, I work with you to externalize these experiences, helping you see them as influences rather than defining aspects of who you are. Together, we’ll examine how anxiety and stress have woven themselves into your life, noticing the stories they tell about limitations or fears. By identifying your own values, strengths, and responses to these influences, we create openings for new ways of engaging with situations that previously felt overwhelming. This approach fosters a sense of agency, allowing you to navigate life’s pressures with resilience, clarity, and a greater sense of calm.

Cody focuses on addressing anxiety and stress as a mental health counselor, recognizing their widespread impact on individuals. These emotions can present in diverse forms, including generalized anxiety, panic attacks, and daily stressors. In his counseling approach, Cody offers a supportive and empathetic environment for clients to delve into the underlying causes of their anxiety and stress. Utilizing evidence-based techniques, relaxation exercises, and mindfulness practices, he collaborates with clients to develop practical coping strategies. Cody aims to empower individuals to effectively manage anxiety and stress, enhance their emotional resilience, and restore a sense of peace and equilibrium in their lives.

Karen provides a compassionate and individualized approach to anxiety and stress counseling, creating a safe environment for clients to explore their experiences without judgment. She uses evidence-based techniques to help clients identify triggers, develop effective coping strategies, and build resilience. Through collaboration, clients learn to manage symptoms, reduce overwhelm, and regain control over their lives. Karen’s goal is to empower clients to navigate stress and anxiety with greater confidence and calm, improving their overall emotional well-being.

Lao Tzu said, "If you're anxious, it's because you're living in the future. If you're at peace, it's because you're living in the present." Often anxiety looks like leaving the present moment and projecting into the future, trying to think 10 steps ahead about things that haven't happened yet. This future thinking leads to stress in the present. I teach clients how to tune into their emotions (including anxiety), their bodies (as an anchor to the present moment) and move through anxiety as it arises using their breath. Anxiety and stress don't have to run your life. I'm here to support you in regulating your anxiety and stress by staying with yourself in the present moment.