Therapists for college students near 80204
Welcome! My name is Dylan Larson-Konar, and I'm the owner of LK Psychology. I specialize in treating adults, teens, and couples. My approach is warm, down-to-earth, and direct, and I'm experienced in working with anxiety, OCD, depression, trauma, loss, gender/sexuality, relationship issues, identity exploration, and multicultural concerns. Give me a call for a free phone consult (720) 248-8233) to see if we're a good fit. I'm taking new clients and welcome in-person or telehealth visits.
Rebecca (she/her/hers) is passionate about helping youth and adults find a safe space to realize their strengths and potential. She specializes in helping clients navigate through transitional times in their lives, encouraging their growth and increased independence and self-confidence. Rebecca has experience working with a diverse array of clients from all walks of life, and works to meet every client where they are at. She believes it is a privilege to work with her clients and values learning everyone’s unique story to understand their individual needs and goals for counseling. Clients of all ages, genders, races and beliefs are welcome. Rebecca uses an integrative approach with her clients, implementing trauma-informed practices while maintaining a focus on building the therapeutic relationship, recognizing and celebrating client strengths and providing support along each client’s individual journey. Rebecca’s education includes a Master’s of Arts in Counseling from University of Colorado Denver as well as Master’s and Undergraduate degrees in Music and Music Education. Rebecca customizes her work with each client utilizing techniques from Person Centered Therapy, Solutions-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
Navigating the complex dynamics of college life can be challenging, and I am dedicated to supporting you through these pivotal years. I understand the pressures of academic performance, the intricacies of relationships, the stress of athletic commitments (as a former Division I athlete, myself!), and the overwhelming transitions that come with this phase of life. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, or simply need guidance in managing college dynamics, I am here to help. I offer personalized, compassionate care to ensure you thrive both academically and personally, helping you achieve a balanced and fulfilling college experience.
I believe our emotional reactions are rarely random. When stress flares or we feel stuck, it often activates deeper attachment wounds, unmet needs, or patterns shaped by our relationships and systems. In the here & now, I help clients slow down, notice thoughts, emotions, & bodily sensations, exploring what’s truly holding them back. I approach therapy through a systemic, attachment-informed lens, integrating mindfulness & presence to foster self-awareness, self-compassion, & more intentional, authentic ways of relating to yourself & others.
Bloomfield Psychology is a private practice in Denver, Colorado, that offers therapy and assessment services. We treat ages 5 through the lifespan and offer specialties including depression, anxiety, trauma, insomnia, eating disorders, LGBTQIA+ issues, emotion dysregulation, and much more. Our assessment team offers evaluations for ADHD, learning issues, autism, diagnostic clarification, and more. We offer free 15 minute phone consultations to prospective clients and conduct therapy both in person and virtually. Our clinicians charge $165-225 per session depending on degree and level of experience and accept some insurances.
Hi there! My name is Rachel (she/her), and I specialize in supporting young adults who might be navigating mood and anxiety, identity, OCD and eating disorders. You deserve a nonjudgmental space where you can show up fully, explore your identity, strengths and challenges, and above all, be seen and validated. If transportation is a barrier or you resonate with a less formal approach to therapy, I offer community-based, in-home and outdoor therapy options as well.
Center for Resilience Strategies (CRS) is a counseling and coaching center providing accessible, affordable, and effective mental health services to the greater Denver area. CRS provides individual counseling for teens and adults, play therapy, couple and marital therapy, and family therapy. CRS specializes in addressing trauma, life and work stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, divorce, childhood disorders, parenting challenges, and medical issues. CRS works with multiple insurance companies and offers flexible payment options for services, all provided in a private practice clinic setting. CRS also offers American Sign Language and Spanish-speaking services.
Hi, I’m Ciana Yates, MSW, LSW! I ensure therapy is a space where you feel genuinely heard, supported, and empowered to grow. I work with teens, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship challenges, self-esteem concerns, and stress. My approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centered, integrating evidence-based techniques while honoring each client’s unique experiences and strengths. Together, we’ll work toward building insight, developing healthy coping skills, and creating meaningful, lasting change that aligns with your goals and values. Initial Intake Session: $150 Individual Therapy (50-60min): $125 Free 15-Minute Consultation Limited Sliding Scale Availability
PEERS® Denver offers parent/coach-assisted social skills programs for teens (ages 13-17) as well as young adults (ages 17-29). Developed at UCLA, the PEERS® program is backed by extensive research showing positive and lasting results in the social lives of the teens and young adults who participate. The goal of the program is to teach skills that are essential for making and keeping friends (and in the young adult program, dating skills are also covered). Meetings are held for 90 minutes once per week over a 16-week period. Each week, the teens and young adults will learn a new set of skills in a particular topic area (for example, starting and maintaining conversations, joining group conversations, having get-togethers, etc.), and they will also get a chance to practice those skills through games, role plays, and other activities. Parents/coaches will meet all together in a separate group at the same time as the teens and young adults. Parents/coaches will learn the exact same skills as their teens and young adults, but they will get specific instruction in how to act as social coaches, so they can most effectively support their teen or young adult in practicing and applying the skills. Groups will be offered both virtually and in-person beginning in January of 2022. For a free 15-20 minute phone screen to learn more about whether this program is the right fit for you and your family, please call the Program Director, Dr. Jason Peirce, at 720-645-8827.
National Mental Health is an outpatient care clinic that provides mental wellness strategies to patients in live and virtual settings via telepsychiatry. We offer patient-first experiences and customized solutions to an array of behavioral and psychiatric conditions. Our superior technology makes the virtual check in and your video appointment easy and user friendly. Pre-visit registration utilizing a smart phone or a laptop saves admin time, gathers important information for decision making and allows our providers focus on what is important during the appointment - the PATIENT!
We are a small non-profit with 3 location in Arvada, Northglenn and Aurora, CO. We have diverse therapists that specialize in working with children and young adults. Our mission at Blue Channel Therapy is to improve the quality of life of our clients through affordable, high-quality mental health therapy. All of our therapist have speciality training in EMDR. As well as each office has a neurofeedback provider. We are an open and affirming practice and can provide therapy in English, Spanish, French and Swahili.
My practice offers a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can feel seen, heard and empowered in your healing process. I work best with individuals who are curious, self-aware and open to engaging in deep therapeutic work. Together, we can explore what has shaped your experiences while building tools you can carry into your daily life. Please see website link for full practice details! I look forward to hearing from you.
Life rarely moves in a straight path, and the transitions, pressures, and losses that come with it can leave you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself. As a clinical social worker and therapist, helping people navigate the challenges that arise throughout adulthood is work I find deeply meaningful. Whether you're managing the weight of a major life change, working through strained relationships, struggling with work-life balance, facing caregiver stress, or searching for a renewed sense of purpose, you don't have to navigate it alone. These experiences can stir up anxiety, sadness, frustration, guilt, isolation, or hopelessness, and that's exactly where meaningful support can make a difference. Together, we work to transform those challenges into opportunities for growth and a more fulfilling, joyful life. At the heart of effective therapy is a strong, trusting relationship, and building that with you is my first priority. Empathy, authenticity, and genuine connection are not just values I hold; they are the foundation of how I show up for every person I work with, because you deserve a space where you feel truly heard and respected, and where open, honest dialogue is always welcomed. As we work together, I draw from evidence-based approaches tailored to your unique needs, preferences, and goals. That might look like broadening perspective, building resilience, practicing self-compassion, or challenging the thoughts that keep you feeling small. Whatever your path forward looks like, my aim is to be a supportive partner dedicated to your healing journey as you reclaim your sense of agency, practice self-compassion, and deepen your connection to yourself and others. My path to becoming a therapist began with a feeling of restlessness after a trial run at retirement. Reflecting on my life, I realized there was still more to give, just as so many had given to me along the way. Throughout my own journey, the attentive listening and encouragement of others kept me hopeful during fearful and uncertain times. Phrases like "this too shall pass," "one day at a time," “don’t borrow worry,” and "to thine own self be true" became anchors when doubt and insecurity crept in. Those experiences shaped my deep belief in the power of being truly heard. Before this chapter, I spent my career in management and leadership roles at innovative medical device companies, guiding diverse teams through change and helping develop products that improved patient access and outcomes. That work taught me the enduring importance of empathy, trusted communication, and adaptability. Those same qualities now live at the center of my therapeutic practice. In my free time, you'll most likely find me soaking up the Colorado sun with family and friends, hiking, skiing, traveling, or simply following wherever curiosity leads
Immediate availability! I can schedule within one week of initial phone consult. Whether you focus is mental health therapy and/or sport and performance counseling, Kaela believes in a collaborative process and strives to foster a space promoting inclusivity and curiosity, where clients feel empowered to live and speak their truth. Her approach highlights how individuals’ intersectional identities, relationships, and environment influence their emotions, decision-making, and functioning. Regardless of the life domain, Kaela believes alignment between your values and actions is a key component to healing, growth, and flourishing. As a former professional athlete, Certified Mental Performance Consultant, and pre-licensed therapist, Kaela takes a holistic approach to mental health and performance recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and environment. Kaela tailors her services to meet the unique needs of each client, incorporating their values, goals, and strengths. Kaela specializes in working with athletes and performers, LGBTQ+ adults and adolescents, life transitions, anxiety, EMDR therapy, and identify development.
Do you feel overwhelmed, stuck in unhelpful patterns, or impacted by past experiences or family dynamics? Are you seeking emotional safety, clarity, and practical tools to strengthen relationships, manage stress, build resilience, and move through life transitions with greater confidence, connection, and self-compassion? As a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC), I work with children, adolescents, adults, and families navigating trauma, anxiety, developmental disorders, and relational challenges. I’m passionate about creating a safe, supportive space where you feel empowered to heal, build resilience, and show up as your authentic self. Reaching out for support is a meaningful first step, and I look forward to working together to help you feel understood and inspired as you move toward meaningful change. I believe in honoring each person’s unique experiences, which allows me to be a thoughtful and supportive partner while ensuring a warm, welcoming environment where you can be yourself. My style is collaborative and genuine, and tailored to your unique needs, goals, and life experiences. This patient-centered, strength-based, and trauma-informed approach helps you feel safe, understood, and empowered. While therapy can be deep and transformative, I also value authenticity and humor as meaningful parts of the healing process. My work as a therapist is grounded in deep respect for each individual and the unique experiences that shape them. I’ve always believed in approaching therapy through a trauma-informed lens, honoring every person’s story and pace, allowing me to better create a welcoming, collaborative space where individuals feel safe, supported, and encouraged to show up as their true selves. Outside of therapy, I enjoy cooking and baking; getting outside to hike, run, or ski; and catching live music when I can. I also love spending time with friends and making space for the people and activities that help me feel connected, grounded, and recharged.
My approach to mental health care is supportive, inclusive, and focused on helping you feel empowered in your own healing process. I believe in working with you—making sure you feel heard, respected, and part of every decision about your care. I primarily treat students experiencing ADHD, depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder/mood disorders, and sleep issues.
Finding a therapist can feel overwhelming, but with the right one by your side, true healing can begin. As a clinical social worker specializing in individual psychotherapy, my goal is to make that process feel a little less daunting by offering a collaborative, supportive space where you can show up as you are. My work centers on older adolescents and adults navigating mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, as well as those moving through life transitions, grief, loss, or anticipated loss. As a queer clinician, providing identity-affirming care is also central to my practice, particularly for those exploring sexuality and gender, or who face systemic barriers to self-expression and self-actualization. If you choose to work together and the connection feels right, I'm confident we can do meaningful work. My approach is strengths-based, relational, and grounded in a person-in-environment perspective, which means I consider you within the greater context of your life, your relationships, and the systems that shape your daily experience. All of my work is rooted in a social justice framework, and a deep belief in every person's inherent dignity and worth. Together, we'll explore the events and relationships — both past and present — that inform how you move through the world, building deeper self-understanding and self-compassion along the way. You can expect a warm, accepting, and responsive environment where the therapeutic approach is tailored to your unique needs and preferences. That often means blending meaningful self-reflection with a growing toolkit of practical skills and techniques you can carry with you outside of our sessions. Before becoming a therapist, nearly a decade was spent working as a professional musician, an experience that instilled a deep appreciation for the courage and vulnerability that authentic self-expression requires. Sitting with our emotions, sharing them, and exploring them can feel scary, but it can also be genuinely beautiful, opening doors to connection and self-discovery that might otherwise stay closed. At my core, connecting with people has always been what drives me. That's why authentic curiosity, empathy, and an open mind are things I bring to every interaction. My education, lived experiences, and professional background all converge in service of one goal: creating a space where you can work toward better understanding yourself and expressing who you truly are. Outside of the therapy room, you'll find me singing, traveling, or cooking and baking for the people I love. Shared meals with friends and family are something I treasure deeply, as are deep belly laughs and adventures with my husband and our dog, Bagel.
I’m Dr. Amy Syper, a licensed psychologist and founder of Strength in Becoming. As a dancer I have seen and experienced the damaging effects of body image distress and eating concerns along with the healing powers of dance. I specialize in eating disorder treatment and have worked with adolescents and adults with eating disorders at all levels of care- from inpatient hospitalization to outpatient therapy. I am passionate about helping clients build a safe and supportive relationship with their body. In addition to “talk therapy” I offer dance/movement therapy sessions to help clients strengthen their mind-body connection, build new insights into emotional experiences, and improve self-esteem. I also have experience working in college counseling centers, supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, relationship stress, identity exploration, ADHD, and executive functioning. Visit my website for more details on my experience and to book a free consultation!
Hi there! My name is Mark (he/him). I am a licensed therapist in Colorado & Ohio. My favorite population to work with is college students — it's an exciting age of discovering your self and the world around you, but it can also be a season of hardship, disappointment, and overwhelm. My undergrad days were some of the most formative of my life, but I also know firsthand how difficult & lonely it can be to juggle the expectations of academics, relationships, finances, and more — not to mention your own developing identity and values. I am here to help those who feel overwhelmed, anxious, or burnt out. I have extensive experience helping young adults in the U.S. and Europe navigate these crossroads. My background in emotionally focused therapy and neurofeedback can help you safely & effectively lean into the discomfort you are currently facing (you need to feel it to heal it!) and develop the courage to continue forward towards the path you desire. You have the answers within you; sometimes we just need some encouragement and direction. Interested in working together? Let's get in touch! I happily offer a free 15-minute phone consult. It would be an honor to walk alongside you during your college journey.