Therapists in Denver, Greenwood Village, & Lone Tree
Our team includes many of the best therapists and counselors in Denver, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree.
Find the best Denver therapists near you
My Denver Therapy is one of Denver’s largest woman-owned therapy private practices with many of the best therapists in Colorado. You can learn about our therapists in each of our Denver area therapy offices. All of our therapists provide teletherapy as well.
We’re one of the only therapy private practices in Colorado with licensed marriage and family therapists, professional counselors, addiction counselors, and social workers actively seeing new clients in person and through teletherapy.
We have conveniently located offices in Denver, Lone Tree, and Greenwood Village. Our team includes therapists with different backgrounds and specialties to help you find the best therapist in Denver for you. Because of how we work, our therapists also provide consultation to other therapists and private practices in the Denver area to help them better serve and support their clients.
Most clients come to us through referrals, but many find us online and from our therapy blog when looking for a Denver psychotherapist. We’ve earned the trust of many local and national organizations, and some of the largest church communities the Denver area,
Contact us to connect with a therapist, or contact any of our therapists directly by email or phone.
What makes My Denver Therapy different?
In-person therapy in 3 physical locations
Even after COVID, many Denver therapy offices have stayed teletherapy-only. It helps therapy practices save money, but we've found that it's not what most clients want. Our therapists provide therapy in-person in our Denver, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree offices. We also provide online teletherapy for clients who prefer it
Help with prescriptions
We are one of the only therapy private practices in Denver that also has a psychiatric nurse practitioner on our team who can help clients with medication management and prescriptions. As one of the leading providers of Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in Denver, we can help clients get the medication they need without going to multiple places.
Specialized trainings
Our therapists are trained in some of the most requested types of therapy today, including EMDR, IFS, Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, Gottman Method for couples therapy, and more. Because it's impossible for one therapist to specialize in everything, we've brought together a group of therapists who have different trainings and talents that help us give our clients the help they're looking for.
Lower RATES
Sessions with our therapists start at $85 per session, and we clearly list each of our therapists' rates on our website. If you're looking for a therapist in Denver and can't find their rates, that could be a red flag. For reference, the average cost of therapy in Denver is about $150 per hour. Our rates are below the national average, and each therapist has a limited number of sliding scale clients.
(Almost always) Accepting new clients
Many therapy practices aren't accepting new clients or have waitlists that are months long. For most people, we'll get you connected with one of our therapists in about a day. Nationally, the average waitlist to see a therapist is about 6 weeks.
Because we have a larger team of therapists, we work together to make sure we have availability for new clients. We usually only have a short wait when someone is looking for a very specific type of therapy or needs a very specific time. Our most experienced therapists also provide therapy for therapists.
CLIENT-FOCUSED THERAPY
Our therapists recognize the importance to seeing you and your story as uniquely yours. We meet you where you are, whether you're new to therapy or done it before. We match you with one of our therapists who is the best fit for what you're looking for and the place that you're at in your life.
Featured on CBS Colorado
My Denver Therapy’s founder Courtneyrose Chung was recently featured on CBS Colorado. Our experienced team of therapists includes many of the most requested therapists in Denver, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree for adults, teens, couples, and families.
Therapists in Denver
Lindsey Kayne
Lindsey is a dedicated and compassionate holistic mental health counselor with experience specializing in relationships and trauma. She integrates mind, body, and spirit to support clients on their journey to healing and personal growth.
She has extensive experience working with diverse populations, including survivors of childhood trauma, domestic violence, and complex PTSD. She uses a wide range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
By creating a safe and nurturing environment, Lindsey empowers her clients to explore their emotions, identify patterns, and develop effective coping strategies. She uses a culturally sensitive approach to therapy, ensuring that all clients feel respected and understood regardless of their background or life experiences.
Lindsey earned her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Adams State University. She regularly participates in workshops, training sessions, and conferences. She is also an active member of The American Counseling Association. Outside of the therapy room, she enjoys being outdoors, yoga, podcasts, and spending time with her animals and family.
With a deep commitment to helping clients achieve meaningful and lasting change, Lindsey is dedicated to guiding individuals and couples towards a path of healing, harmony, and holistic well-being.
You can contact Lindsey directly or include her name in your request.
MACI LUTHER
Maci is passionate about creating a therapeutic relationship that encourages you to explore the narrative you tell yourself to better understand the way you show up in the world.
Her favorite part of being a therapist is to partner with you to discover better, truer versions of your identity and build a deeper connection to your past, present, and future self. She practices from a humanistic approach to help her clients identify their own strengths and build insight to cultivate positive change.
Originally from Southern Oregon, Maci earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and English Literature from George Fox University and her graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health from Regis University. Through her studies, she sought a better understanding of the human experience by looking at the way each individual story contributes to the greater cultural
narrative.
For the last two years, Maci has worked at the inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization levels of care. She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families to support both the individual and the entire family system.
Maci specializes in the treatment of eating disorders, anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma. To do this, she draws from the most evidence-based practices to create a connection that is both grounded in research and cultivated in authenticity.
She utilizes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). She has advanced certification in Family Based Treatment (FBT), and Emotion Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) to support families who are struggling to support a loved one with a mental illness.
You can contact Maci directly or include her name in your request.
Lance Hill
Lance works with clients in our Denver and Greenwood Village offices who are recovering from trauma, have complex relationships with family or friends, and want to improve their self-confidence and live a fuller life. He loves to work with clients who are strongly motivated to go deep in the therapy room and explore how patterns of unhealth may have formed at an earlier point in their life.
Lance is a down-to-earth guy who ensures that therapy is a safe, non-judgemental experience by creating a space that feels nurturing and safe. His hope is that this kind of space invites you to process whatever is on your heart and mind. He’s primarily focused on cultivating a unique approach to working with you as you are.
His primary training is in EMDR, a tool that can help clients reprocess unresolved feelings that are causing distress in life. He also uses Internal Family Systems, a popular therapy approach that aims to honor and accept each part of a person. Because he understands that you are a unique person and have unique experiences that you are bringing into therapy, he tailors therapy to your specific needs.
Lance is originally from Arkansas, but has called Colorado home for over 10 years. Lance earned his Bachelor’s Degree in philosophy from Taylor University. He met his wife, who is also a therapist, and they both earned their Master’s Degrees from Denver Seminary. They both love to process therapeutic topics together as well as raise their feisty little rescue dog named Betty.
Lance is a huge nerd and loves to discuss all things related to Marvel comics, Harry Potter, as well as music. He started a podcast with his best friend where they focus on the music of Wilco (never heard of them? You’re welcome!). Lance is eager to make a connection with you and would love to come alongside as a new teammate in your growth.
You can request an appointment with Lance online or mention his name in your request.
NICOLE WOLF
Nicole takes a client-centered approach where she prioritizes her clients’ goals and works collaboratively with them to find stability and empowerment through all of life’s journeys.
She has helped clients of all ages work through grief and loss, identity issues, life transitions, anxiety, depression, addiction, emotional regulation, and relationship distress.
With her extensive experience working with individuals, couples, and children of numerous cultures that have experienced trauma, she provides clients with skills and coping strategies they need to navigate distress.
She was introduced to the impact of trauma and attachment when volunteering at Romanian orphanages in 2005. After serving children and young mothers in India and Africa, she went on to work at Hope House Colorado, a local organization providing self-sufficiency programs to teen moms.
Nicole earned her undergraduate degree in psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and her Master’s in Counseling from Denver Seminary. She trained at Colorado Christian University, where she provided counseling services to college students. She has also led faith-based support groups through My Quiet Cave, an organization supporting mental health through a faith-based perspective.
As a couples therapist, Nicole is certified in Prepare and Enrich premarital and marriage assessments, and she’s also a certified facilitator for SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts) premarital assessments. In addition, she’s trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) through an EMDRIA-approved facility for trauma therapy, and she’s trained to use Ketamine-assisted therapy to help clients seeking alternative types of therapy. She’s also expanding her expertise with training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Nicole is passionate about identifying the inner critic voice that many of us have, along with the hidden narratives that can influence our life paths.
You can contact Nicole directly or mention her name in your request.
ARIA KIRBY
Aria is passionate about creating a safe environment for her clients to foster growth, self-exploration, and healing. She views therapy as a collaborative process between the therapist and client in which treatment goals can be created and worked toward together.
Originally from Southern California, Aria earned her undergraduate degree in Intercultural Studies and Psychology from Biola University and her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Rosemead School of Psychology. During her time at Rosemead, she interned at The Biola Counseling Center. She gained clinical experience working with culturally diverse adults who were struggling with depression, adjustment, anxiety, bereavement, grief, interpersonal difficulties, and family conflict.
Aria has worked with clients utilizing evidence-based practices. including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Brief Psychodynamic Therapy. These approaches promote self-awareness, focus on emotion regulation, examine unresolved conflicts and their impact on the present, and foster healthy relationships with oneself and others. Additionally, she is is trained in EMDR and Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy help clients heal from trauma, addiction, and depression.
Aria is passionate about clients entering into lives of health, vibrancy and wholeness. As the daughter of chiropractic parents, Aria grew up surrounded by the pursuit of holistic health and healing. With this background, she seeks to engage with clients to promote emotional healing, self-awareness, self-worth, healthy relationships, and overall well-being.
You can contact Aria directly or mention her name in your request.
Taylor Damitio
Taylor strives to foster therapy that is led by the client and founded on an honest relationship between a counselor and client. She provides a space for clients to acknowledge who they are and determine goals that can help shape who they want to be.
She brings authenticity and understanding to each of her sessions and encourages her clients to do the same. By creating space for clients to cry, to be angry, to laugh, and be as they are, Taylor takes great care to create empathetic connections and pushes her clients to think through other perspectives that nurture a deeper understanding of oneself and their environment.
Taylor’s interest in counseling began at a young age and stems from her love of reading. Her curiosity led her to pursue a career in mental health. Taylor is now a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC), Licensed Associate Counselor (Arizona), and a National Certified Counselor. She has completed two levels of training in Gottman Method couples therapy, and her therapeutic style is based in Person-Centered, Existential, and Solution-Focused approaches.
Originally from Tucson, Taylor attended the University of Arizona and earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Master’s in Mental Health and Rehabilitation Counseling. Throughout her studies, she was intentional about learning best practices for working with individuals and couples from a wide range of cultures. She continues to educate herself as her career progresses and the world changes.
Taylor works with individuals, couples, teens, and adults to tackle challenges and emphasize positive changes as defined by their goals. Taylor is also comfortable working in conjunction with psychiatrists and other mental health professionals to meet her clients’ needs.
You can request an appointment with Taylor online or include her name in your request.
JOHN HAGUE
John uses a wide variety of therapeutic tools to address trauma that impacts his clients’ lives and relationships. In therapy sessions, he creates a safe space where people can have an authentic conversation about their joys and struggles in life.
With over 10 years of experience working with couples, men, and adolescents who want to gain better control of their lives, John helps his clients find the courage to live the lives they want to live. He also has extensive counseling experience working with men and women for domestic violence.
John helps his clients reclaim an authentic sense of self, and he’s worked with many men who are exploring therapy for the first time . Outside of his work helping clients with trauma, John enjoys working with new and expecting fathers as they approach a new stage of life.
He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology from the University of New Hampshire and his Master’s Degree from Denver Seminary. John is also an approved Clinical Supervisor with the Colorado Domestic Violence Offender Management Board (DVOMB).
John is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing by an EMDRIA-approved facility. He is pursuing training in both Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS) so that he can continue helping his clients heal and live better lives.
You can contact John directly or mention his name in your request.
CORINNE BAILEY
Corinne (she/they) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who recently relocated to Denver from Austin, Texas. Corinne graduated from Towson University Honors College with a Bachelor of Science in Deaf Studies and Human Services, completed her Master of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin.
Corinne has spent the past four years conducting Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and individual psychotherapy. Corinne has a variety of additional professional experience ranging from roles with interdisciplinary teams in acute psychiatric settings, trauma and crisis intervention, survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV), and the LGBTQIA+ community.
Corinne strives to use an eclectic combination of therapeutic modalities to offer a tailored experience for each client’s individual needs and histories. In the therapy room, Corinne’s goal is to meet every client with empathy and to face challenges gently to ultimately inspire vulnerability, insight, and growth.
Corinne has been described as a “life-long learner” who brings new research findings and approaches to their clinical work with a non-judgmental, inviting and authentic presence. She uses approaches based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT), Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Mindfulness-Based CBT (MBCBT). She also frequently uses core concepts from Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing (SE) and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), as well as a dash of feminism and humor!
Areas of focus for Corinne’s work includes: trauma/PTSD, anxiety, depression, shame, ADHD and related conditions, relationship and intimacy difficulties, self-exploration, grief and loss, OCD, perfectionism, womxn’s and LGBTQIA+ issues.
When Corinne’s not in the therapy room, she might be found staring at plants or mushrooms, cuddling with her fur-babies, or wandering around a thrift shop with a latte.
You can contact Corinne directly or mention their name in your request.
JJ Hedden
JJ uses a person-centered approach to therapy that identifies habitual pain cycles to help his clients find truth and enter into a life rhythm of peace. He works with individuals, couples, and families to help them rediscover and reestablish positive, healthy ways of thinking and functioning in everyday life.
JJ earned his Bachelor’s degree from Valdosta State University and is currently pursuing his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy at Colorado Christian University.
As a longtime Denver resident, JJ has been married for over 25 years and is raising his two teenage sons. After his mother passed away, he decided to fulfill a lifelong dream of becoming a therapist. Her passing was a reminder of the brevity of life and gave him a renewed passion to live life to the fullest, both personally and professionally.
JJ is trained in Gestalt, Restoration Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, and Gottman Method. He is actively involved in the Colorado Counseling Association and American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.
You can contact JJ directly or mention his name in your request.
Therapists in Greenwood Village
ANNIE HAUSE
Annie supports children, teens, and their families by providing compassionate and inclusive care. She aims to provide stability and understanding to her clients, especially during the challenging seasons of adolescence. Annie believes in the power of self-knowledge and emotional intelligence to achieve personal growth and acceptance.
Since graduating from Regis University with a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Annie has continued to build her clinical experience in both outpatient and inpatient levels of care. She has engaged with these populations in group and individual settings and enjoys getting to experience change and growth alongside her clients.
Annie has been trained in Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Family Based Treatment (FBT), and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP). Annie specializes in working with people who have eating disorders, anxiety, and obsessive compulsive disorders.
She incorporates therapeutic interventions rooted in cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment, and dialectical behavioral therapies. She utilizes a gentle balance of humor and empathy to provide a safe, welcoming therapeutic environment. Within this environment, she promotes personal fulfillment and change by challenging clients to be curious and introspective about their thoughts, beliefs, and emotions.
In her free time, Annie enjoys spending time with her dog, family and friends, hiking, reading, crafting, and cooking. She’s originally from the Midwest and is an avid football and hockey fan. The following quote molds the foundation of both Annie’s personal and professional identities: “Progress is impossible without change; and those who are not willing to change their minds cannot change anything at all.”
You can contact Annie directly or mention her name in your request.
GIGI WOODALL
Gigi is passionate about working with clients to foster self-discovery and personal growth on the path of healing. She views therapy as a collaborative process, and listens to the goals and needs of each client with warmth, understanding, and care.
Originally from Southern California, Gigi earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Elon University and her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Southern California. Gigi’s early work began with nonprofit organizations including The National Eating Disorders Association, Project HEAL, Head Start Preschool, and the One Love Foundation.
In graduate school, she worked at Bright Road Recovery, an eating disorder treatment center, and completed her training at Vista del Mar’s Family Service of Santa Monica, an outpatient community mental health center. Gigi has extensive training and experience working with clients impacted by eating disorders and trauma, and has often found an overlap of the two in her work.
Gigi is a trauma, PTSD, and eating disorder specialist. She is trained in EMDR and is an Internal Family Systems Informed therapist. She also uses techniques from Narrative Therapy to help clients explore dominant narratives in their lives. Gigi is involved locally with The Eating Disorder Foundation in Denver and is a member of the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals.
Gigi believes there is healing in honoring the different parts of ourselves and finding self-compassion along the way. As an insight-oriented therapist, she helps clients make meaning of their experiences and set action-based goals for their path forward. She is grateful to be a therapist and passionate about creating meaningful connections with her clients.
You can contact Gigi directly or mention her name in your request.
ALLIE EVANS
Allie is passionate about helping others find joy living in the present moment. Her goal as a therapist is to support clients through their healing process and listen to their needs as every person’s journey differs.
As a licensed marriage and family therapist, Allie approaches clients with curiosity and understanding while fostering an environment in which clients can promote their own self-discovery. Allie works with individuals, couples, and families who are struggling with life transitions and challenges, emotional distress, self-esteem, and trauma.
Originally from Southern California, Allie earned her undergraduate degree from CU Boulder (go Buffs!) and a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree from the University of Southern California. Allie trained as a counselor at Counseling Partners of Los Angeles, where she dedicated herself to improving the lives of teenagers and families living in underserved areas.
Allie’s primary specialty is helping those who have experienced trauma find healing. She’s an EMDR Certified Therapist, trained in Ketamine-assisted therapy, and a Level 1 Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist, She’s also trained in Somatic Attachment Therapy, a powerful, holistic method that helps people heal from relationship wounds and trauma.
As a Certified Sand Play Therapist (CST), Allie can use a powerful, hands-on therapy method with her clients that facilitates the mind’s natural ability and capacity to heal. Allie is also an AAMFT-approved supervisor who can supervise both MFT and LPC candidates. Additionally, Allie is also trained in Animal Assisted Therapy and works with Jelly Bean, her therapy companion.
Allie serves as a developmental guide during therapy and believes clients are the experts of their own lives. She assists clients as they turn inward and look at all aspects of themselves. In the process, clients learn to become more compassionate and less judgmental with themselves. Allie works with clients to enhance their self-awareness and understanding of how past events and experiences may influence their present emotions, self-worth, and overall comfort with being.
You can contact Allie directly or mention her name in your request.
ALEX SONG
Alex works collaboratively with her clients to gain a deeper understanding of their unique stories. Her approach is rooted in the understanding that past experiences and relationships deeply shape individuals.
Alex takes a holistic approach to wellness utilizing Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). She specializes in working with clients who have experienced childhood and family woundings, attachment ruptures, anxiety, spiritual trauma, marriage and relational issues, and reparenting.
Alex holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from Colorado College, another Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Columbia University, and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary.
You can contact Alex directly or mention her name in your request.
LEIGH ANNE HAGUE
Leigh Anne is passionate about using a variety of therapeutic tools to walk alongside individuals and families as they heal from trauma and discover freedom.
She has worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families facing a variety of challenges, including sexual abuse, grief and loss, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges. Leigh Anne enjoys using creativity to enhance her clients’ experience with therapy.
She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Taylor University and her Master’s degree in Community Counseling from Denver Seminary. Her early experience with counseling included supporting individuals transitioning out of the prison system and working at a residential treatment facility for youth who had been impacted by trauma and sexual abuse.
Leigh Anne has also supervised an in-home therapy program and worked in a community counseling setting. She’s established as a provider through Victim’s Compensation boards in Adams and Denver County.
Leigh Anne is an EMDR Certified Therapist through EMDRIA who provides EMDR consultation, and she’s trained to use Ketamine-assisted therapy to further support her clients. She has completed training for the Integrative Attachment Protocol for Children and Teens through The Attachment Trauma Center Institute. She’s also an Advanced Splankna practitioner. She plans on pursuing the highest level of Splankna training, as well as training in Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Leigh Anne is honored to be invited into the sacred space of someone’s therapeutic journey and creates a safe space for her clients as they bravely create their path of healing.
You can contact Leigh Anne directly or mention her name in your request.
JELLY BEAN
Jelly is a confident, 2-year-old French bulldog with a personality bigger than she is. As a Colorado native, when she’s not working, Jelly loves the outdoors, including hiking, finding sticks, and playing in the snow.
With a natural zest for life, Jelly has an innate ability to warm the hearts of people she interacts with. She’s a certified animal assisted therapy dog and works with her human companion and co-therapist, Allie Evans, at My Denver Therapy.
While Jelly isn’t a barker, she chirps when she wants attention or needs something from you because she knows how important it is to share her feelings. This Frenchie is a huge cuddler and has developed an ability to self-soothe by curling up next to you and gently nursing on her blanket—two of her coping skills she’s mastered to relax and settle down (and they create perfect opportunities to give her some pats!).
Jelly doesn’t get startled easily, and she’s quick to submit if she feels dominant energy from other furry friends. To develop a strong relationship with Jelly, throw a ball or ask her to do one of her many tricks. She loves attention, but asks not to be approached from above because she sets healthy boundaries. She loves when people approach her on her level with an outstretched hand.
As one of My Denver Therapy’s most popular therapists, Jelly maintains a strong point of view on many things, including her favorite treats and love for sleeping and snoring loudly. Some say she’s sleeping on the job, but she knows rest is important for her to be at her best for her clients.
With her extensive training and natural abilities, Jelly is ready to sit alongside clients with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or any type of emotional distress. She can’t wait to meet you.
Therapists in Douglas County (Lone Tree)
KELLY ALBERS
Kelly believes each person has a unique view of the world, and she strives to support her clients in identifying their own strengths and abilities to achieve fulfillment and healing in their lives. She provides a safe, nonjudgmental, and accepting environment for each person to explore their thoughts, feelings, and needs.
Throughout her career, Kelly has gained experience working with all age groups and in a variety of settings including community mental health, residential treatment centers, and private practice. She specializes in helping her clients work through anxiety, depression, life transitions, and grief and loss counseling.
Kelly is passionate about taking a trauma-informed approach and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy to help her clients move past what keeps them feeling stuck. She has received additional specialized training in applying EMDR with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD). She’s also trained to use Ketamine-assisted therapy to help clients with depression, PTSD, trauma, addiction, and more.
Additionally, Kelly has completed training to support individuals and couples who are experiencing infertility or pregnancy loss. She currently serves as a process group leader for Uniquely Knitted, a nonprofit organization that offers affordable access to research-based therapeutic care for people suffering from infertility. She also helps and supports foster parents and caregivers in the Denver Metro area.
Kelly received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Central Florida (UCF) and continued her education at UCF to receive her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from a Top-10 nationally ranked program. During her time at UCF, Kelly received an additional certificate in play therapy and engaged in community outreach as a graduate assistant at the university’s counseling center.
Outside of therapy sessions, Kelly is an active member in her church and is able to provide faith-based counseling upon request. Kelly believes a strong therapeutic relationship is essential in the healing process and she is honored to be a part of each person’s journey.
You can contact Kelly directly or mention her name in your request.
MACKENZIE KING
MacKenzie counsels using a person-centered, warm, and accepting approach. She believes the counselor-client relationship is a key component in therapeutic success and works hard to make all clients feel comfortable and free of judgement.
Born and raised in Colorado, MacKenzie earned her undergraduate degree from CU Boulder. She moved to Georgia shortly after graduation and taught high school mathematics for three years. Recognizing her passion for mental health, she pursued a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Georgia. After graduating, she returned home to Colorado to continue her work in the counseling profession.
MacKenzie works with individuals, couples and families that are grappling with a variety of challenges. She primarily works with adolescents and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, interpersonal and relationship dilemmas, life transitions, and people who struggle with substance use disorders and behavior addictions.
She is professionally trained in Motivational Interviewing and Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. She is also currently seeking further knowledge on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
MacKenzie does not believe in the “one-size-fits-all” approach to therapy and feels confident in pulling techniques from different theories to best serve the individual needs of her clients. MacKenzie values self-awareness and works with clients to develop healthy perceptions about themselves that will last long beyond their time in counseling.
You can request an appointment with MacKenzie online or mention her name in your request.
Therapists for teletherapy-only
COURTNEYROSE CHUNG
(MMFT, LMFT, LPC, LAC)
Courtneyrose believes that people can heal from trauma, anxiety, and depression in ways that provide courage, peace, and even joy in everyday life. She uses a diverse combination of proven therapy methods to help her clients discover more of themselves and experience breakthroughs that might’ve once felt impossible.
As the owner and operator of My Denver Therapy and one of the most requested trauma therapists in Colorado, Courtneyrose is one of the only therapists in the state who is a licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed professional counselor, and licensed addiction counselor.
In just 3 years, she built a single-therapist business into one of the largest therapy private practices in Colorado with in-person therapy offices throughout the Denver Metro area. She has helped thousands of adults, couples, teens, young adults, and families in Denver and Los Angeles. Because of her leadership and commitment to helping people, many of the most respected community organizations, churches, and nonprofits in Colorado refer members of their communities to My Denver Therapy. She also provides private practice consultation for licensed therapists.
She earned her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree from the University of Southern California and trained at one of Los Angeles’ most progressive centers for trauma-focused treatment and child abuse prevention. She went on to work at residential treatment centers, where she gained extensive experience caring for women with Borderline Personality Disorder and high-risk adolescents, and specialized in complex trauma.
With her clients, Courtneyrose uses some of the most requested and effective therapeutic modalities, including IFS, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Ketamine-assisted therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Integrative Treatment of Complex Trauma for Adolescents (ITCT-A), and Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TC-TSY). She’s a certified Hatha yoga instructor and fitness enthusiast who can integrate effective, research-based modalities with an emphasis on the mind-body connection into her clients’ treatment plans.
She’s also passionate about training the next generation of trauma-informed therapists in Denver. As an AAMFT approved supervisor and Colorado LPC, MFT, and LAC supervisor, Courtneyrose provides individual and group supervision for pre-licensed therapists, including LPCCs and MFTCs. Under her supervision, therapists have become licensed and started their own successful private practices throughout Colorado.
By discovering the unique strengths of each client, she helps guide them towards improved health, self-esteem, resilience, and increased satisfaction in life.
You can contact Courtneyrose directly or mention her name in your request.
HILLARY NAEF
As a person-centered therapist, Hillary provides a non-judgmental and empathic environment where clients are encouraged to learn about themselves. She recognizes each person’s potential and helps them see their own strengths.
A Colorado native, Hillary earned her Bachelor’s degree from CU, Denver and obtained her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from CCU. Throughout the course of her counseling career, Hillary has worked in inpatient and residential settings as well as group private practice, counseling a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, personality disorders, substance use, trauma, parenting, relationship problems, marital and premarital concerns, self-esteem, and perinatal mental health.
Trained in perinatal mental health, Hillary is passionate about supporting women through preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum. She recognizes the unique struggles women experience, including marital or relationship issues with a spouse or partner, and embraces the opportunity to walk alongside them.
In addition to her work with individuals, Hillary helps couples untangle miscommunication and conflicts to regain understanding and connection. Hillary is trained in EMDR for trauma, Gottman Method couples therapy as well as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples.
Hillary strives to create space where clients can discover how they came to this place in their life and grow in their understanding of self. She assists clients on their journey toward self-understanding and acceptance through a holistic approach.
You can contact Hillary directly or mention her name in your request.
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SHANNON KEANE
Shannon practices medicine with a holistic approach to mental health. She strives to help her patients with realistic, comprehensive strategies to improve and maintain their mental health.
Shannon believes that people have to take care of their physical body, mind, and soul to reach an optimal state of well-being. She loves to discover the root cause of symptoms by helping her patients dig beneath the surface of the problem. As an advocate for optimizing overall brain health, Shannon believes in using nutrition, movement, supplements, medications, meditation, and other alternative therapies with her patients.
By using a multimodal approach, Shannon’s priority is to help others achieve a balanced state of emotional well-being. She’s also passionate in the rising field of psychedelics, including Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, because she believes they will play an integral part in the future of psychiatry.
Shannon received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Denver. After graduating, she spent time volunteering in the emergency room at Porter Hospital. It was there that she realized that she had a passion for healing and helping others, which led her to get her Bachelor’s in Nursing from Regis University. She went on to work as a nurse in a variety of acute care settings.
After 5 years in medical, surgical and orthopedic settings, Shannon went on to earn her Master’s degree in Nursing, with a focus in Family Medicine, at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. She then went on to Liberty University and completed her Post-Master’s Certificate in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Shannon is now dual certified in family medicine and psychiatry.
In her free time, you can find Shannon outdoors, skiing, biking, hiking and camping. Shannon loves to spend time with her husband and dog, Moby. Shannon also has a passion for traveling, cooking, and learning.
You can contact Shannon directly or mention her name in your request.
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