I have found building a good foundation of trust and a non-judgemental open heart/mind approach allows us both to do our best work. Therapy is work, but I will be there for support and encouragement.

My name is AnnElizabeth Card, I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Colo. # PSY0006208). I am a feminist psychologist who works from a culturally-informed perspective. I believe the important work of psychotherapy is to enhance present skills and develop stronger experiences of identity, choices, and self-determination. I see my role as helping you decide who you, who you might choose to become, and how you will respond to your goals, struggles, and strengths. My communication style promotes experiences of supported safety wherein the client does not feel alone, judged, or disempowered. Clients can expect me to be honest, empathetic, curious, and direct. They will not find me telling them how to behave, think, or feel.

Are you ready to make changes in your internal world to help with changes in your life, and ready to have help doing it? We're meant to do life with others, and change can be scary and difficult, so why not have a professional partner with you in compassion, empathy, and directness to challenge the ways of thinking and avoidance of feelings that have gotten you stuck? Some issues I work with frequently: anxiety, OCD, grief, trauma, substance use compulsions, codependence, enabling behaviors, boundaries, low self-esteem, relationship issues, depression, and more. I am educated and experienced in several methods of therapy, so I can tailor treatment to your specific needs and style. I am licensed in Colorado, Arizona, Virginia, and Washington, offering online sessions in all three states and some in-person sessions in Aurora, CO. I am a summa cum laude graduate in both my bachelor's and master's programs, and am an EMDR Approved Consultant, offering consultation to therapists interested in becoming certified in EMDR. In addition to working with adult individuals, I also help couples. All relationships experience disconnections and conflict. You can get back those good feelings that brought you together in the first place. Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) can help change negative patterns. Partnerships often start with an intense connection, but over time can fade. I offer a way for you to learn how to communicate in ways that bring you closer together by helping you understand negative patterns of communicating, allowing each of you to express thoughts and fears in safe, respectful ways to help you feel more bonded and close again. Contact me for a free 15-minute phone consultation to see if I have current openings and to talk about what you are looking for help with.

Hello. I'm Paula Green. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Idaho, Colorado and New Mexico. My focus is helping teens and adults struggling with Anxiety, Depression, OCD and life transitions. I love to engage and get to know my clients! I'm truly interested in their lives. I want to get to know my clients perspectives and where they struggle. I also want to help them get better so I like to gently but directly encourage clients to make goals and changes so their lives can improve.

Hi, I’m Jessica! My name is Jessica Vaught. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). I work with children, adolescents, and adults. I specialize in depression, anxiety, stress, and behavioral problems using Patient-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. My communication style is an open and honest one. I want my clients to feel comfortable when speaking to me. I want them to feel safe and heard. Most of all, I want them to know that therapy is a place where they can speak freely without fear of judgment.

Therapy that’s intuitive, soulful & real. Couples expert & adult wellness specialist based in Colorado & Hawaii, with telehealth across 35+ PsyPACT states. A safe haven for Jewish clients & allies and anyone feeling “othered,” unseen, or overwhelmed. I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with 20+ years of experience helping individuals and couples move through pain and into the next best version of their lives with clarity, confidence, and connection. My practice, Live & Love Well Colorado Hawaii, is rooted in cultural inclusivity, relational safety, and evidence-based care. I offer a welcoming, vocal space for clients navigating identity, grief, trauma, or chronic pain. I celebrate your uniqueness and help you reclaim your wholeness. You are not broken. You’re exhausted from carrying too much, for too long. Therapy isn’t just about coping - it’s about healing and coming back to who you really are. Clients describe my style as honest, warm, and deeply compassionate. I blend evidence-based tools with intuitive insight, humor, and heart. Sessions are practical, soulful, expansive, and grounded in genuine care. I earned my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from the University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology, and hold a Bachelor's in Business Administration and Spanish Minor from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School. My dual background in psychology and business informs my work with professionals, leaders, and entrepreneurs managing burnout, identity shifts, or transitions. I bring both psychological depth and strategic support to help high-performing individuals build sustainable success. My clinical foundation includes Solution-Focused Couples Therapy, ACT, and Psychodynamic approaches. I work eclectically, tailoring treatment to your needs, personality, and goals. Areas of Focus: • Couples Therapy (communication, intimacy, parenting, infidelity) • Chronic Pain & Illness (resilience, identity shifts, mind-body work) • Anxiety, Depression & Postpartum Mental Health • Grief, Divorce & Life Transitions • Sexual Wellness & Identity Discovery • Parenting & Partnership Coaching • Executive & Career Coaching Outside the therapy room, I’m a mom of two teenagers, a former mogul skier, and a passionate advocate for inclusive care. I am also the on-call, volunteer therapist at Brent’s Place in Denver, CO, and Tūtū and Me Home Visiting Program in Hawaii. Let’s connect.

Relationship Conflicts? Anxiety? Depression? Extramarital issues? Work Conflicts? I hope that it reassures you to know that I am a Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist and have been in full time private practice for over 35 years. My specialization is providing individual counseling to adults in times of emotional confusion and relationship conflicts. Are you......Feeling overwhelmed? Hurt and confused about the conflict in your intimate relationships? Involved in an unhealthy relationship and questioning your marital commitment? Highly self critical, and frequently questioning your judgement, behavior and feelings? Trying to balance work, marriage, family life while feeling overwhelmed and frustrated? Feeling "stuck in various aspects of your life and unclear about what to do now? My role as a psychologist is to provide you with a confidential, caring and professional setting to privately address your concerns. From the first session, your counseling goals and objectives will guide the counseling process. Our work together will help you build your strengths and resources so you can find real and long-lasting solutions to the issues that concern you. I have spent many years working with individuals of different ages, backgrounds and circumstances. This experience has given me a strong belief in the resilience of people and their capacity to develop new skills that will help them create a more emotionally satisfying life. You don't have to continue to feel discouraged. Change is possible. Please review the video on this page below this text, also visit my website, or feel comfortable to email me. Please note I am currently providing video teletherapy exclusively to all my clients and I also offer an initial 25 minute free video consultation session to explore your current concerns and counseling goals directly. Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you. David I. Milner, Ph.D.

Real change comes from honest feedback, and I strive to combine compassion with the truth of what I’m seeing. After years of doing my own work, and years of sitting with people doing their work, I have become skilled at efficiently helping people get to the roots of their problems and patterns. I pull most heavily from a psychodynamic approach and relational work. I also regularly use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). In my work with couples and relationships, I draw most regularly from emotionally focused therapy and Gottman methods. I work best with people who have some therapy experience and want to go deeper. My passions as a therapist include relationships, attachment and attachment styles, codependence, motherhood, divorce and healing from divorce, anxiety, family of origin work, boundaries, dealing with and healing from narcissistic relationships, coparenting, and blended or nesting families.

Hello! Therapist for those seeking mental health treatment with anxiety, trauma, depression, substance abuse, relationship Issues, gender and racial identity, and the typical and not so typical life issues that we all face along the way. You will receive genuine empathy and emotional support, as well as experienced counseling over a wide array of issues life might throw. I believe we all have the ability to grow and change, and those abilities look different in all of us on an individual level; I specialize in cooperating with you in your journey in unlocking your own inner strength and using it towards mental wellness.

I work with individuals and couples to help them heal from trauma and complex trauma, develop improved coping skills and build a solid foundation for thriving and success. Whether you struggle with overcoming grief, trauma or anxiety, self-esteem issues or relationship challenges, the way you feel internally radiates outwardly. When you feel good about yourself, your relationships will improve and you will feel a sense of direction and empowerment in your life. I help people of all ages discover why they are struggling, explore what is missing in their own sense of authenticity, and learn coping and management skills to improve the way they feel.

Practicing in the mental health field for over 50 years, I thoroughly enjoy working with just about anyone that comes through my door. I am always amazed and honored by the wide variety of individuals that enter my office. My strengths are working with adolescents, adults , and couples with all kinds of issues. A particular area that I have committed myself to over the past 30 years is supporting couples in which one or both mates are living in the aftermath of childhood abusetrauma of all kinds. In particular the "Partners" of survivors of abuse need a specific kind of support to be response-able through the healing process and beyond. Each person that chooses to work with me should know that my overall focus is on moving them forward into a positive, competent, engaged, energized and loving experience in their lives. It is most often necessary to understand and address the pain and challenges people bring into my office, and to support healing. However, as soon as possible we begin looking forward towards growth and increased anticipation of success in all aspects of your life. This "positive" frame of reference is solidly grounded in many wonderful discoveries in the brain science that has emerged within my life time.

If you're reading this, chances are something has felt off for a while — in your relationship, in yourself, or in a life that looks good from the outside but feels harder than it should. We understand that experience. And we know that the women who find their way here are rarely looking for advice, tools, or reassurance. They're looking for a space where they can speak honestly — about what's actually happening in their relationship, what they're afraid of, what they've tried, what they're uncertain about — without having to manage anyone else's reaction while they do it. Our sessions are different things on different days. Sometimes celebratory, sometimes quiet and reflective, other times sad or heavy. But they're always unhurried. There's no agenda to push you toward a particular decision or outcome. What there is, is genuine curiosity — about your history, your patterns, and the connections between the two that often go unexamined for years. What we find, again and again, is that the most meaningful shifts happen when a woman begins to see the thread between her past experiences and how she shows up today — in her relationship, at work, with her family. Those moments of recognition — when something that has felt confusing or shameful or simply stuck suddenly makes sense in a new way — are where real change begins. Not just understanding it intellectually, but feeling it differently. We work at that level. It takes time, and we don't rush it. But the women who do this work with us describe changes that are quieter and more durable than what they expected — a steadier sense of themselves, relationships that feel less reactive, a mind that doesn't run on overdrive. If something here resonates, we'd welcome the chance to talk. A free 20-minute consultation is a low-pressure way to get a sense of whether work with us feels like the right fit. You can schedule with us online at www.womenscounselingcenterdenver.com or call us at 303-370-1399.