Integrative care built around you, not a template.
One-on-one sessions designed around your specific needs, goals, and pace. Whether you're navigating a life transition, processing old wounds, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply — this is your space.
Sessions are 50 minutes and available in-person in Denver or virtually across Colorado.
Affirming care for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, gender non-conforming, and queer individuals, as well as people living with HIV. Your identity is not a clinical issue — it's a whole life, and it deserves a therapist who actually gets it.
No explaining required. No tolerance pretending to be acceptance.
EMDR has a terrible name for what it actually does. Trauma often feels like it's happening right now — you're not remembering the movie, you're in it. EMDR creates distance. Gradually, you move from the screen to the back of the theater — it's still there, but it doesn't own the room anymore.
Also incorporating somatic awareness and Gestalt work.
Honest, practical support for people navigating their relationship with substances. Using Motivational Interviewing and harm reduction principles — meeting you where you are, not where someone else thinks you should be.
Whether you're questioning, cutting back, or in recovery, there's room for you here.
Separate from therapy. Connected to the same approach.
The name sounds more dramatic than the experience. This is quiet, intentional energy work — hands placed lightly on or above the body, working with what your nervous system holds that words don't always reach. Holy Fire is the highest lineage in the ICRT tradition. Sessions run 75 minutes. You stay fully clothed.
This is a wellness service, not therapy — available to both therapy clients and people new to the practice, priced and booked separately.
For LPCc and LAC candidates working toward licensure in Colorado.
One-on-one supervision for LPCc and LAC candidates. We'll work through your cases, your clinical development, and the harder questions that come up early in the work — including how to show up competently with LGBTQ+ clients, people navigating substance use, and trauma survivors.
Sessions are 60 minutes, private pay, scheduled weekly or biweekly depending on your licensure requirements.
Small-group supervision for 2–4 LPCc or LAC candidates. The group format adds something individual supervision doesn't — hearing how other clinicians approach cases opens up your thinking in ways one-on-one work often can't.
Same clinical rigor. Sessions are 60 minutes. Available weekly or biweekly.
I accept both insurance and private pay. Contact me directly to verify your specific coverage.
$150
50-minute individual therapy session. If you're unsure about your coverage, I'm happy to help you figure it out.
$135
75-minute Holy Fire Reiki session. Private pay only — not billed through insurance.
In-Network
I accept Anthem, Cigna, United, and Aetna. Contact me to verify your benefits.
15 min
A no-pressure conversation to see if we're a good fit. Always free.
$150
60-minute individual supervision session. Private pay only. LPCc and LAC candidates.
$90
Per person, per session. Groups of 2–4. Private pay only. LPCc and LAC candidates.
The first session is mostly about getting to know each other. We'll talk about what brought you here, what you're hoping for, and whether my approach feels like a good fit. There's no pressure to dive deep right away — we move at your pace.
Yes. I see clients both in-person in Denver and virtually via a secure telehealth platform for anyone in Colorado. Many clients do a mix of both depending on their week.
It depends entirely on you and your goals. Some people come for a focused stretch of 3-6 months around a specific issue. Others work with me for years. We'll check in regularly about whether we're still doing the right work together.
Absolutely not. While I specialize in affirming care for LGBTQ+ communities, I welcome anyone who resonates with this approach and feels they'd benefit from this kind of work.
That's actually really useful information, and I'd want to hear about it. Previous experiences — especially negative ones — shape what you need and what you'd want to do differently. We'd start there.
Yes. I'm an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) offering individual and small-group supervision for LPCc and LAC candidates working toward licensure in Colorado. Sessions are private pay and can be scheduled weekly or biweekly depending on your licensure requirements.
We'll work through your cases and your clinical development — including how to show up competently with LGBTQ+ clients, trauma survivors, and people navigating substance use. The questions that feel hard to ask in other spaces are often exactly the ones worth bringing here.