Meridith (she,her) a clinical intern in the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Regis University, graduating in May 2026.
Meridith’s approach is rooted in psychodynamic therapy, where we explore how early relational patterns and unconscious processes shape your current emotions, relationships, and sense of self while also supporting you in reconnecting with your body as a source of strength and healing. Her style is trauma-informed and collaborative, offering a safe, grounding space where you set the pace and feel held in exploring even the most vulnerable parts of your story. She honors the resilience that has carried you through difficult experiences while recognizing the impact of stress, loss, and adversity on your nervous system.
Years of personal experience have led her to focus on perinatal mental health, walking alongside individuals through pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and loss with compassion and respect for the complexity of these seasons. No matter what brings you to therapy, her hope is to help you feel more connected to yourself, your relationships, and your sense of meaning, so that you can move forward with greater freedom, resilience, and authenticity.
Meridith is accepting new clients for virtual and in-person support
Lindsay Koncz holds a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University. For the past two years, Lindsay has honed her skills in the world of integrated healthcare—supporting, facilitating processing, and being with clients on their journeys with mental health. Journeys that have included chronic physical pain, substance use, systemic oppression, and unmet basic needs.
Lindsay’s expertise and areas of interest include working with clients to dismantle barriers and experience freedom through processing grief, addressing substance use, anxiety, perinatal mood disorders, non-monogamy, gender confusion and incongruence, phobias, depression, insomnia, reproductive decision making, burnout, adjustment to professional and academic life transitions, and managing chronic health conditions.
Lindsay uses an approach that is empathic and direct, metaphorically walking alongside the client in their wellness journey, particularly focusing on being with clients as they peel back layers of themselves, discovering the courage, resilience, and wisdom within. A deep enthusiasm and extensive study of different cultures also influence Lindsay’s approach to counseling, and she champions clients in navigating the challenges of self-advocacy along their healing journey!
Lindsay cultivates an atmosphere of safety and comfort where clients can open up and share. Lindsay is an ally of the LGBTQIA+ community and promotes a judgment-free environment where clients are seen, heard, respected, and treated as the beautiful humans they are!
Lindsay is accepting new clients for virtual and in-person support
Tessa (she/her) holds a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regis University (2025). She studies Depth Psychology and enjoys bringing a deeper spiritual and existential lens to work with clients, when appropriate, along with a very person-centered and trauma-informed approach. Tessa is dedicated to access and equity, using multicultural and systems approaches. She holds a Master of Arts in Social Justice and Ethics from Iliff School of Theology (2018) and a Bachelor of Arts in Peace and Conflict Studies from Naropa University (2015). Tessa has taught preschool, founded a local food cooperative, facilitated restorative practice workshops and community circles, ran a safehouse for adolescent survivors of sexual exploitation, runs a small herbal medicine business, and works with youth in the juvenile justice system, yet maintains that motherhood has taught her more about herself and the world than any other facet of life. Tessa is passionate about supporting mothers and parents through this epic journey and has an extra soft spot for single parents, as she has been one.
Tessa is accepting new clients for virtual support
Trinity Perry (she/her), MA, LPCC, P-RDT, earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with Drama Therapy from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.
Trinity centers holistic, client-led approaches that honor the whole person – mind, body, and spirit. She utilizes evidence-based practices (CBT, DBT, Narrative Therapy) while integrating drama therapy, expressive arts, and somatic-based work to support clients in exploring and processing their experiences through creative and embodied modalities. She also approaches therapy through an inclusive, multicultural, kink-affirming, sex-positive, and anti-oppressive lens, deeply valuing the unique identities, cultural contexts, and lived experiences each person brings.
Trinity enjoys working with a diverse range of clients, age 18 and up navigating barriers such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, Grief/Loss, surprise pregnancy, abortions, abuse, trauma, non-monogamy, sex addiction, infidelity, life transitions, burnout, low self esteem/self worth, and the impacts of systemic oppression. She is passionate about empowering individuals to show up as their authentic selves. Whether we are exploring the perinatal journey, identity development, or other meaningful shifts, she hopes to create a safe enough space for you to heal, grow, and connect with your inherent wisdom and strength.
Trinity is a Louisiana transplant who spent a few years in Boston and eventually found herself in Denver. When she is not working, you can find her rekindling a love for fiction, deep diving into the creative arts, rollerblading, engaging in circus arts (lyra and sling), getting lost with her partner in spontaneous adventures, storytelling, and writing poetry.
Trinity Is accepting new clients for virtual support
Claire Kagan (she/her) is a Licensed Social Worker with a Master's in Social Work from New York University. She started in the therapy world doing clinical behavior therapy with young (0-3 year old) children and their families, where she quickly realized that she had a passion for supporting families through the transition of pregnancy, birth, and the first few years postpartum. As a result, she's also worked as a birth doula and prenatal yoga teacher. In her experience as a doula, Claire has been in the trenches with her clients through fertility challenges, pregnancy and birth complications, loss, and difficult postpartum transitions. She has had the privilege of attending births in homes, birth centers, and hospitals and has stood alongside clients as they navigated not only their physical/medical care, but also the accompanying emotional journey. Claire's therapeutic, holistic approach is strengths-based, trauma-informed, person-centered, community-focused, and rooted in a deep understanding of the transformation that occurs during birth. She welcomes clients with a warm, calming, earnest, and open posture that encourages everyone in her care to feel safe, seen, and held.
Claire Is accepting new clients for virtual support
Emma (she/her) is a graduate student in the Counseling-Clinical Mental Health program at Regis University and also holds a double major in Anthropology and Spanish Language from the University of Colorado, Boulder. As a certified Yoga Instructor, she hopes to integrate elements of somatic healing and movement into her therapeutic practice, fostering holistic well-being for her clients. Emma is also a certified Death Doula, committed to bringing autonomy and peace to individuals and families navigating the complexities of death and dying. Her dedication to end-of-life care includes years of volunteering at hospices in the Denver area, where she has co-facilitated grief groups and supported the community with compassion.
Understanding that seeking therapy is a brave and sometimes intimidating decision, Emma is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming space where clients feel supported and empowered. She is eager to hear each client’s unique story to gain a deeper understanding of who they are and what they need to thrive.
Emma Is accepting new clients for in-person and virtual support
Brooke (she/her), MA, LPCC, earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Regis University. After navigating her own mental health journey and spending 14 years in the corporate world, Brooke made the decision to return to school to give back in a meaningful way. Inspired by the transformative impact of her own therapy, she strives to elevate the collective well-being by offering others the support and guidance she continues to receive through her own therapeutic process.
Recognizing how difficult it can be to take the first step toward seeking help, Brooke uses her personal experience to foster a compassionate and supportive environment for her clients. She is dedicated to creating a safe and comfortable space where individuals can explore their past experiences and current challenges impacting their mental health. Brooke utilizes evidence-based practices, including Person-Centered Therapy (PCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness, tailoring her approach to meet each client's unique needs and preferences.
Brooke enjoys working with a diverse range of clients, including those aged 16 and older, who are navigating challenges such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, life transitions, and corporate burnout. As a proud ally of the LGBTQIA+ community, she offers an inclusive and affirming perspective in her work.
Brooke Is accepting new clients for in-person and virtual support
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, a trauma therapist, 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
Mary (She/Her), MA, LPCC, I'm here to help teens and women through all seasons of their lives. I'm passionate about holding space for you if you've had or are thinking of having an abortion, are struggling with infertility, have experienced pregnancy loss, are struggling postpartum, need someone to talk to about school, career, relationships, or parenting, and if you need space for the transition through menopause. No matter where you are in your journey, I'm here to walk with you.I completed Postpartum Support Int'l's components of care and advanced maternal psychotherapy training allowing me to specialize in perinatal mental health. I'm EMDR, DBT, and IFS trained. I studied at Naropa University and received my degree in mindfulness transpersonal counseling so am able to hold space spiritually if that feels aligned.No matter what your story is, I will not judge you. Your experience is your own and you don't have to go it alone. Being a mom, managing a career, going through life transitions can be difficult. I'm here to help all women (LGBTQ+ included) on their journey. I enjoy hiking, yoga, cycling, and hanging out with my 2 boys and husband in my free time.
Mary is not accepting new clients
Melissa (she/her) is a licensed clinical psychotherapist and professional counselor who has made a profound impact on the lives of countless individuals. Melissa specializes in helping individuals navigate the complexities of anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, vicarious trauma, and burnout—particularly among first responders and professionals in the medical field. Throughout her extensive career, Melissa has cultivated a rich tapestry of experience, working in both inpatient acute mental health facilities, community nonprofits, military, and private practice settings. This diverse background equips her with a unique perspective and an ability to connect with clients from all walks of life. Her approach is rooted in empathy and understanding, fostering a safe space for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Melissa’s therapeutic modalities are as varied as the individuals she serves. Utilizing ACT, DBT, EMDR, psychedelic and somatic practices. The last 5 years have been spent working within the psychedelic space. She has a vast knowledge of the function, benefits and risks of this exciting new space. She tailors each therapeutic journey to meet the specific needs of her clients. This holistic approach not only addresses the symptoms of mental health challenges but also empowers individuals to reclaim their narratives and embrace their true selves.
Melissa is not accepting new clients
Whitney (she, her) MA, MHA, NCC, LPC, PMHC, C-DBT, Founder and Clinical Director. I have advanced training and certifications in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Perinatal Mental Health. I graduated from Regis University with a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health in 2016 and a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration from Oklahoma State University. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology-Family Studies from the University of Northern Colorado. I am a member of Chi Sigma Iota National Counselors Honor Society, Alpha Phi Women's Fraternity. I am an active member of the Colorado chapter of Postpartum Support International and Colorado Counseling Association.
I have been working in the mental health field since 2013. My clinical experience ranges from in-home therapy with at-risk families to the elderly in long term care communities to individuals in community mental health. I opened my practice in 2019 as a means of bridging the gap for more women and mothers in need of mental health services that were unable to access care in their community. In 2023, I opened Colorado's largest perinatal collective, The Rylie Center for Hope and Healing, as a means of offering wrap-around care for Colorado families navigating pregnancy, pregnancy loss, infertility, and postpartum.
I specialize in treating postpartum mood disorders, women’s mental health issues, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, new mothers, mother wounds, adult children of emotionally immature parents, parenting stress, general life stressors and transitions, aging, and quality of life improvement. I am most passionate about working with women transitioning into motherhood as well as women with their own mother woulds and adult children of emotionally immature parents.
Specializing in:
Motherhood transition, Women's Mental Health, Pregnancy and Postpartum, Pregnancy loss, Infertility, Women with BPD, Mother Wounds, Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents, C-Suite Executives and Women in Leadership.
I believe that therapy is a partnership; you are in control of your journey and it is my job as your therapist to guide and navigate you towards your chosen path, goals, and destination. You have the tools and wisdom to reach your goals and full potential, it’s my job to help you access them and use them successfully. I believe in using a broad scope of skills and evidenced based practices depending on the client and their needs. I am clinically trained and certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and various other counseling approaches. My theoretical orientation aligns with Person-Centered approach, existential therapy, humanistic therapy approaches, and some behavioral based models including DBT and CBT.
Whitney is accepting new clients for virtual and in-person support