Find therapists in Concrete

Issy Kleiman

I know life can be tricky, especially with everything going on worldwide. Whether facing personal challenges or striving for self-improvement, I want you to know you're not alone. Our team is here to provide you with the support, guidance, and understanding you need to thrive. Together, we'll create a safe space where you can learn the skills to overcome obstacles and take charge of your life. I'm excited to embark on this journey with you and can't wait to meet you!

Rachel Boyle

As humans we are wired for connection so if you are not feeling good about yourself or your relationship it can impact all areas of your life. I look at the physical, mental and emotional well being as a whole and how it relates to you and your life.

Chelsea Williams

I work with clients struggling with anxiety, depression and trauma - especially in the larger social context as I’m a politicized healer and approach therapy from an abolition stance. I have experience working with people struggling with finding purpose & meaning, identity issues, relationships and workplace difficulties. My specialization areas include eco-therapy, intergenerational trauma, attachment, social justice, nervous system and somatics. Passionate about providing trauma informed care.

Rene Laventure

WE all learned limiting beliefs in childhood which helped us survive childhood but no longer serve us as adults. We also carry unresolved emotions from past events, like fear, anxiety, anger and shame which keep us stuck in hurtful patterns. Therapy is the process of challenging these core beliefs, healing unresolved emotions and replacing patterns that no longer serve us. This allows us to live a more authentic life, experience more intimacy in relationships and experience more confidence.

Caley Johnson

I specialize in LGBTQIA+ issues, transgender and gender diverse individuals, ADHD, OCD, substance use. Additionally, I have experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma, borderline personality disorder, suicidal ideation, life changes, and relational issues.

Dr. Holly Altson

I have worked with people from diverse backgrounds seeking support for a wide range of issues: depression, anxiety, trauma, neurodiversity, relationship conflicts, and life changes, planned or unplanned. Many of my clients identify among LGBTQ+ populations, and some don't. I enjoy collaborating with individuals seeking growth. I am passionate about helping people discover that their life matters, that they matter, that it is possible to keep going despite the pain and even to experience joy.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Kelsey Harper

You’ve been struggling with overwhelming emotion, anger, frustration, sadness, fear, at times hopeless that you will ever feel grounded. Emotions hit you like unrelenting ocean waves, and you’re being tossed and thrown around trying to get above water for some air. You’re tired of feeling disconnected and disengaged from life, you want to feel secure in yourself and go after what you want. You want a life that feels good and important.

Lena Tello

I am passionate about meeting clients where they are, no matter what challenges they come in with. The client creates their needs, goals, and desire for change in the therapeutic space, and my goal is to encourage, empower, and allow growth to be possible with endless support. I value helping minoritized individuals feel seen, heard, and valued.

Gabriel Molinaro

I work with individuals and families ages 12 and up. I have experience supporting gender diverse and queer people of all ages in their transitions and as they navigate family dynamics and reckon with the effects of oppression. Anxiety and Depression are logical responses to bullying and systemic oppression, but I love helping people develop alternate, more preferred responses. It is a delight to support you in reclaiming power and joy as you move more fully into your authentic self.

Brittany VelaBorja

On the outside, it seems like everything is in place, but underneath, anxiety has been a constant companion. Juggling college or starting your career, navigating relationships, & handling the pressures of young adulthood can feel like an uphill battle. You're caught between striving for success & feeling overwhelmed by the weight of expectations. Balancing it all seems like an unreachable goal. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, you recognize the need for change.

Jodie Solberg

My clients often come to me feeling anxious, burned out and overwhelmed, trying to cope with relationship issues and past trauma such as abuse, and dealing with anxiety, parenting and pregnancy related challenges. They are exhausted and feel like they can't find a way out of the constant spiral. The holistic, client centered techniques I use help guide my clients to reduce stress and help them to finally heal from those past hurts, so they can finally have peace, joy, and harmony in their life.

Gabriel Wisswaesser

Gaining awareness of your pain is an important first step. You may have noticed relationship complications, a harsh inner critic, the pangs of anxiety, the ripples of trauma, or a sense of being adrift. However challenging these dilemmas, your hope is for a more compassionate understanding of yourself and authentic connection to others. You want to interrupt your old patterns that diminish your health and wellbeing. Curiosity and a desire to explore these aching dilemmas are a good first step.

Ross Kellogg

In working with individuals, I use attachment, systemic, and trauma informed approaches. If you are an individual struggling with chronic stress, codependency, perfectionism, or difficulty establishing an authentic sense of self, these symptoms can often be the result of current or past relationship dynamics that can be addressed and changed. I have training in both Gottman and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy models in working with couples on issues from infidelity to communication issues.

Myra Flor Arpin

I work with adults with depression, anxiety, managing neurodivergency, and unlearning of colonized mindsets. I especially love working with clients on developing healthier relationships with their partners, family, friends, and in the workplace. I also work with children, teens and families regarding school aged issues and a side of parenting coaching and mental health psychoeducation.

Michelle Lechnyr

My goal is to help you learn how to develop ways to change your thinking patterns, find solutions and begin to feel happier. My areas of specialities include: anxiety, depression, postpartum depression, divorce, infidelity, life transitions, grief/loss, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness and EMDR. I am a certified divorce coach and can help you make informed decisions around your relationships. I also provide support to clients experiencing a cancer diagnosis.

Tyler Jones

I believe that hope is what has brought you here. Hope for answers, hope to feel better, hope to find yourself, etc. I have a passion for helping individuals and couples, from the full spectrum of identities, to connect with this hope and empower them to engage their self and others in a more fulfilling way. I specialize in serving people working through issues of trauma, anxiety, LGBTQ+ issues, codependency/relationship difficulties, and depression.

Katie Doyle

You want to appear confident and like you have it all together, but deep down you are struggling to get it all done and stay connected to the present moment. You may be fed up with the constant battle of proving yourself, feeling anxious you are missing something, or preoccupied with pleasing others. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is for sure: you’re ready for some relief. You’re ready to feel joy in this moment. You’re ready to have it all.

Annie Kurz

My clients come from all backgrounds and beliefs. From parents to executives, and entrepreneurs to non-native language individuals. Most have anxiety or depression, struggle in relationships and communication. They are willing to learn about themselves and new strategies for improved mental health, career success and contentment in their relationships. My clients meet with me weekly to get traction for solving problems, improving well-being and developing new ways for approaching life's demands.

Wei Huang

I specialize in working with adults and older adults who are experiencing depression, anxiety, and/or going through life transitions - whether that's career, relationship, or restarting your life. Having worked in the healthcare setting, I am well versed in working with healthcare professionals navigating burnout. I enjoy working with individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community and individuals practicing/exploring non-traditional relationships (e.g., ethical non-monogamy, kink)

Cameron Lewis

As an EMDR therapist, I work with people whose parents and caregivers were unable to provide the emotional support and guidance they needed in childhood, even if they were well-intentioned. Ranging from emotional misattunement to outright abuse, these experiences lead to deep-seated (and sometimes unconscious) negative beliefs about oneself and others that precipitate depression, anxiety, unsatisfying careers, disconnected relationships, and difficulty feeling satisfaction and contentment.