Counseling Partners of Northern Colorado opened in January of 2013 with a passion for helping people. Over the years the practice has evolved and changed but our passion of counseling and our commitment to the highest quality care has never wavered. Counseling Partners of Northern Colorado's mission is to partner with children, families and individuals on their journey for health and healing by providing authentic, nurturing, evidence-based counseling.Our goal is for you to live a happy, healthy, fulfilling life.
Services
Thank you for taking the time to read my bio. I know that choosing a counselor or therapist is a very personal and individual process. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I believe deeply in the power of counseling and the therapeutic relationship. I know that all of us, myself included, can at times benefit from an outside perspective, new tools (coping skills), an empathic ear, or just a safe place to vent.
We strive to provide relevant therapeutic services to help you feel better, build resiliency, and improve your relationships. Each of our counselors have areas about which they are passionate and feel confident in providing the highest standards of professional care. We are continually seeking ways to improve our therapeutic skills.
As counselors and parents, we know that it is both scary and agonizing to see our children suffering. Our initial free consultation is with both you, the parents and/or caregivers, and the child or adolescent. This is a time for us to get to know you, what issues and concerns you are facing, and what you have tried already to make things better.
Through partnership and collaboration Counseling Partners of Northern Colorado offers opportunities for personal, professional and community development. We are passionate about creating a learning environment where parents, caretakers, educators and community members can explore relevant topics that affect social and emotional growth.
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