Hello! My name is Alexa Romero (she/her), and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate. As a therapist, my goal for each session is to listen and show up for my clients on where they are in their own lives. I enjoy working with adolescents, teenagers,  young adults, college-aged adults, and older adults. I also enjoy working with those who identify in the LGBTQIA+ community, life-transitioning, student-athletes, student-athletes transitioning out of their sports, anxiety, and depression. I strive to create a safe space in therapy and give my clients fresh air each time they log on for their next session. I use individual talk therapy, play therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, sand play therapy, somatic therapy, mindfulness, and child-centered play therapy.

Hello! I’m Lisa, a Licensed Social Worker and Registered Dietitian with experience in a variety of clinical settings.  

My professional focus centers on providing support to middle-aged and older adults, particularly in navigating the intricate intersection of emotional well-being and the management of chronic health conditions, including those of a potentially life-limiting nature.

Drawing from Solution-Focused Therapy as well as a fusion of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy, my therapeutic approach is tailored to empower individuals in addressing their concerns effectively. My dual licensure affords me a unique perspective on the intricate interplay between mental health and nutrition, enabling me to guide clients toward rediscovering the pleasure of nourishment.

Embracing a weight-neutral and body-positive stance, I am dedicated to fostering a supportive environment wherein clients can embark on their journey toward holistic wellness with confidence and dignity.

Hi, I’m Lara (she/her). I am a Licensed Professional Counseling Candidate and earned my M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Adams State University. After working two years in a college counseling center providing outpatient therapy, I worked for several years as a crisis therapist in which I helped people navigate the darkest and scariest moments of their lives. Supporting individuals through challenging times is both a deep honor and a great passion of mine, and I view my role as a therapist to be that of a metaphorical spelunking guide. Spelunking refers to the exploration of caves. Metaphorically, we often find ourselves in therapy when we feel lost in the dark caves of suffering, which can be both tremendously terrifying and painful, but it is also an opportunity to discover the treasures and beauty in our life experiences. It can be difficult to navigate our inner worlds alone, and having a guide to both accompany us into the depths and help us learn the skills and tools can be the key to finding our way back to the light. I meet my clients where they are but rely heavily on my training in DBT, ACT, Depth Psychology, and Somatic Psychotherapy to support individuals in their journeys of healing and self-discovery.