Couples and family therapists
Tina Moss (she/her) MA, MFTC is a marriage and family therapist candidate. She earned her master’s degree from Regis University in Colorado and holds a bachelor’s degree from Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, NY. Tina's passion for mental health during the perinatal period was ignited by her personal experiences with postpartum depression and anxiety, fueling her commitment to supporting families and facilitating women's transitions into parenthood.
Tina practices in a culturally and spiritually responsive way and is affirming of the needs of marginalized identities in BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ people. Tina leans to systemic, humanistic, cognitive behavioral, and narrative therapeutic models. Tina has two kids, has been married for 12+ years, lives with a menagerie of animals, and LOVES to dance. She Identifies as neurodivergent and committed to her own journey of healing and growth.
Tina Is not accepting new clients
Eliana (She/Her), MA, LPCC, received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from
Colorado Christian University. She has received advanced training in Emotionally-Focused
Therapy, an evidence-based model that helps individuals and couples improve their connection
with self and others. Eliana approaches therapy from a Strengths-Based perspective, taking the
time to help identify the inherent resilience, strength, and resources her clients already possess.
She ardently believes in the power of a strong, therapeutic bond and will meet you with
authenticity, curiosity, and humor.
Eliana enjoys working with individuals navigating life
transitions, relational concerns, and overall stress management. Some of the most rewarding
work Eliana has done also includes partnering with couples to achieve greater emotional
intimacy and navigating moments of disconnection through the proven roadmap of EFT.
In her free time, Eliana enjoys spending time with her husband, reading, watching sports, and
seeking out the best iced coffee in Denver.
Eliana Is not accepting new clients
Nicole (she/her) earned her bachelor's degree in General Psychology and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in Costa Rica, her home country. Back home, she worked in private practice for several years until she moved to the U.S. in 2015. She earned her Masters in Mental Health Counseling in 2023 and worked in Substance Use counseling for several years in various settings including Juvenile Drug Court and the Salvation Army. Nicole is also a certified yoga instructor with over 20 years of teaching experience with diverse populations such as male inmates in maximum security prisons and women struggling with addiction and domestic violence.
As a native Spanish speaker, Nicole is 100% bilingual in English and Spanish and is passionate about working with the Hispanic/Latinx populations given her shared experience as a Latina living in the U.S. Her mental health counseling experience includes working with indigenous populations, PTSD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, substance use disorders, childhood trauma, domestic violence, at-risk youth, perinatal mental health, postpartum depression, and the criminal justice system.
She believes healing is unique to each individual and utilizes an eclectic approach to collaborate with clients on their journey toward well-being. Nicole leans on counseling modalities such as person-centered, mindfulness-based, somatic, cognitive-behavioral, and multicultural approaches.
Nicole is not accepting new clients
Emily (she/her) MFTC, is a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate in the state of Colorado. She received her Masters degree from California Baptist University in Counseling Psychology while training and receiving a Marriage and Family Therapy Certificate from Denver Family Institute. Emily works with couples, adult individuals, and adolescents (12-17).
Emily is a systemic, relationally focused therapist who strives to help all clients reach their goals through a compassionate, strength-based approach. She often incorporates Attachment Theory, EFT, Narrative, and other Trauma-informed modalities in her work to best support and serve her clients needs. Emily strives to make therapy feel safe for her clients while gently guiding them through some of their deepest hurts and biggest triumphs. She believes the therapy room is a place for clients to begin again in ways they knew were possible.
Emily Is not accepting new clients