Find a Therapist in Northglenn, Colorado.

Gayla Joseph approaches psychotherapy as a collaborative and insight-oriented process that supports deep self-understanding and meaningful change. She works alongside clients to explore thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and life experiences that shape current challenges. In a safe, nonjudgmental space, Gayla helps clients uncover patterns, strengthen coping skills, and reconnect with personal values and inner strengths. Clients benefit from increased self-awareness, emotional balance, and practical tools that promote resilience, personal growth, and lasting improvements in overall well-being.

Sean approaches psychotherapy as a collaborative and deeply reflective process designed to foster lasting change rather than short-term symptom relief alone. He provides a steady, compassionate environment where clients can safely explore patterns, beliefs, emotions, and relational dynamics that may be shaping their current challenges. Drawing from mindfulness-based and insight-oriented approaches, he helps clients build greater self-awareness, emotional regulation, and clarity about their values. As therapy unfolds, clients often develop increased resilience, healthier coping strategies, and a stronger sense of agency, allowing them to respond to life’s difficulties with intention, confidence, and authenticity.

ChatGPT said: Griffin approaches psychotherapy with warmth, creativity, and compassion, offering a supportive space where clients can safely explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. She blends person-centered therapy, mindfulness, and expressive arts to help individuals gain insight, build emotional resilience, and develop healthier coping strategies. Griffin believes in honoring each person’s unique story and strengths, empowering clients to grow at their own pace. Her goal is to help clients feel more connected, balanced, and confident as they navigate life’s challenges.

Through every season of life, good or bad, it can always help to have someone to talk to. Someone with an objective point of view who can come alongside you to journey with you toward growth. Whether you are needing to process something difficult or simply work on maintaining your mental health, Kelsey would love to meet you. Call (970)227-2770 today to schedule your free consultation.

It's tough when you are in the middle of depression, anxiety or relationship conflicts to see your way out. It can feel sometimes like you're stuck in this bad place without a clue what to do. We help (normal!) people like you who are struggling in life to sort out your feelings, get clear on your challenges and make a plan to improve. We are that caring and open-minded sounding board with a fresh perspective so you can get out of the mess and rediscover peace and joy in your life. You don't have to go it alone when you have us in your court, pulling for your success.

Psychotherapy is the art of healing your psyche. It is the facilitation of uniting mind, body, and soul. It provokes self-knowledge and insight. Through psychotherapy, you are held in a sacred safe place to discover, understand and heal you! Psychotherapy allows you to unpack all the baggage that weighs you down, sort through it, keep what you desire and let go of what you no longer desire. Psychotherapy empowers you to live your best life!

Psychotherapy can be a beneficial technique for you to rebuild old patterns and ways of thinking to produce long-term healthy behaviors and coping skills. If you are experiencing your mental health flooding into other areas of your life and negatively impacting them, give psychotherapy a try. Jamie Smiertelny offers psychotherapy in Northern Colorado. Call (970) 227-2770 to set up a free consultation today.

I work with individuals to identify what is holding them back, overcome past hurts, and formulate a plan to achieve happiness and healing. With offices in Fort Collins, Loveland, and Windsor and flexible office hours, there is no excuse for you not to schedule a free consultation. We will discuss your history and your hopes for the future, then determine a plan to help you quickly achieve your goals.

Aubri approaches psychotherapy with a compassionate, client-centered mindset, creating a safe space where individuals can explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors without judgment. She works collaboratively to help clients gain insight into patterns that may be holding them back, while introducing practical tools to manage stress, anxiety, or life transitions. Through an integrative approach, including cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, and solution-focused techniques, clients develop greater self-awareness, resilience, and coping skills. This process empowers them to make meaningful changes, improve relationships, and move forward with clarity, confidence, and balance.

Cierra views psychotherapy as a collaborative journey toward deeper self-understanding, healing, and growth. She provides a warm, nonjudgmental space where clients can safely explore their thoughts, emotions, and patterns. Rooted in relational, person-centered, and experiential approaches, her work helps clients build insight, improve emotional resilience, and strengthen relationships—with others and themselves. Whether facing life transitions, emotional struggles, or identity concerns, clients benefit from a genuine therapeutic connection that supports lasting, meaningful change.

Delaney approaches psychotherapy with empathy and intentionality, creating a safe space where clients can explore deeper patterns that influence their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. She works collaboratively to increase self-awareness, strengthen coping skills, and build resilience. By combining practical tools with meaningful reflection, Delaney helps clients experience lasting growth, improved emotional well-being, and greater clarity as they navigate life’s challenges.

I have helped innumerable clients assess their current situation and formulate a plan to move their life in a positive direction. I believe you need to live purposefully to achieve happiness, and psychotherapy can help you do that. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, obesity, low self-esteem, stress, addiction, or a history of trauma and abuse, psychotherapy will help you heal, recover, and find hope for improving your current situation. Call today to find out if psychotherapy is right for you.

As a psychotherapist, you listen and notice body movements and the feelings your client is focusing on. You explore what would happen if you let go of the old ways and created new ways, that helped your client find strength, self esteem and a sense of taking control over how he/she wants his/her life to be. You go for a walk and talk, exploring options. You build trust, being present , validating their feelings. Letting them know you are there for them. Positive change is possible....

Psychotherapy is the process of you being with yourself and getting to know yourself in the presence of someone who supports safety, compassion, empathy, and care. We live in a culture that supports looking outside ourselves; where we live, what we drive, who we're dating, what we wear, etc. Carl Jung said, "Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakes." I'm here to support you in looking within yourself, communicating effectively about what you find there (feelings, needs, requests, etc.) and integrating the unresolved wounds of your past so you can feel more relaxed, fulfilled and empowered.

Psychotherapy offers a supportive, confidential space to explore emotional challenges, patterns, and life experiences that may be impacting well-being. Clients often gain greater self-understanding, improved emotional regulation, and practical tools for navigating stress, relationships, and transitions. Over time, psychotherapy can help reduce distress, strengthen resilience, and support meaningful, lasting change—allowing clients to feel more grounded, connected, and empowered in their daily lives and relationships.

In psychotherapy, Madi provides a safe, supportive space for clients to explore thoughts, emotions, and life experiences. She helps identify patterns that may limit growth while highlighting strengths and resilience. Using a trauma-informed, integrative approach, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered techniques, she tailors sessions to each client’s needs. Clients benefit from increased self-awareness, healthier coping skills, and meaningful progress toward personal goals, fostering growth, balance, and a greater sense of empowerment in daily life.

I have a Ph.D in Counselor Education and Supervision. I am a professor of psychology as well as a supervisor for those working toward licensure in the state. I have many years of experience working with individual, couples, and families. I work interactively, taking into account each unique personality, desires, needs and goals. I fully understand that most people who come to therapy don’t have a lot of time and money to invest in long-term therapy so my goal is to get as much processing done as we can as safely as possible as quickly as we can. Idealy, I’d like you to learn tools to help yourself, your partner, or other family members, so you won’t need me any longer than necessary.

Adam views psychotherapy as a collaborative and reflective process that helps clients better understand themselves and their experiences. He creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their emotions, relationships, and patterns of thought with honesty and curiosity. Through this exploration, Adam helps clients uncover what truly matters to them, work through obstacles, and develop greater self-awareness. His goal is to support clients in building a more authentic, grounded, and fulfilling life aligned with their values and purpose.

Book a Free 30 min. Consultation Online Now Rediscover your passion and clarity for life, heal your relationships, and progress toward your full potential with psychotherapy. We see many people who work hard to accomplish their goals, but still feel more angry, stressed, or empty than they thought they would. We treat anxiety disorders, depression, and trauma as well.

Jackie Woodward approaches psychotherapy as a collaborative, healing relationship that supports clients in understanding themselves more deeply and creating meaningful, lasting change. She offers a warm, grounded presence that helps clients feel safe, seen, and empowered as they explore their inner world. Integrating Person-Centered, Cognitive-Behavioral, Strengths-Based, and mind–body approaches, Jackie tailors each session to the individual’s needs, pace, and goals. Her intuitive awareness and compassionate guidance help clients identify patterns, develop healthier coping tools, and reconnect with their inherent resilience. Through this integrative process, clients gain clarity, self-compassion, and renewed confidence in navigating life’s challenges with greater balance and authenticity.

Marie offers a warm, compassionate, and client-centered approach to psychotherapy, creating a safe space for individuals, couples, and families to explore their thoughts, emotions, and life experiences. She integrates evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) with mindfulness and transpersonal practices, supporting clients in building self-awareness, resilience, and emotional balance. Through this holistic approach, clients can gain clarity, process challenges, and develop practical strategies to foster personal growth, healing, and a deeper connection with themselves and others.

Ryan approaches psychotherapy as a collaborative and empowering process designed to help clients better understand themselves and create meaningful change. He focuses on building a trusting therapeutic relationship where clients feel supported, accepted, and challenged to grow. Drawing from techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Existential approaches, Ryan helps clients gain insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, develop healthier coping strategies, and cultivate resilience and confidence in navigating life’s challenges.

Therapy can be a vulnerable, hard, scary, challenging, yet also empowering, healing, enriching, and fulfilling through the transformation process. My goal as a therapist is to provide a safe space for each of my client's, no matter what we may face in our therapeutic journey together. It is also very important to provide an individualized process that meets the needs of each specific client and what you are hoping to achieve in therapy.

My psychotherapy methodology is cognitive-behavioral. This means that as your therapist, if needed, I will help you to see any negative thinking patterns that may have developed in your life. Then together we will work on changing any behavioral or thinking patterns so that you can deal with life issues more effectively. This can be especially helpful if you are struggling with anxiety or depression. I provide convenient office hours Monday through Thursday and Saturdays; located near Hampden and Wadsworth.

I don’t do “sit-and-nod” therapy. My style is active, relational, and grounded in neuroscience and somatic awareness. I uncover how your mind and body learned to adapt to pain and help those patterns release their grip. Therapy with me is an exploration of your story; not just what happened, but how your mind and body learned to carry it. Using mindfulness, somatic awareness, and relational depth, I trace patterns that once protected you but now limit you. This is an active, collaborative process where insight meets embodiment, and where real change feels lived rather than intellectualized.