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Mental Well Being for Children

Support your child’s emotional well-being with counseling. Help them develop healthy coping skills, communication, and tools to navigate life’s challenges.

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Help your child by providing support and guidance, using positive language, highlighting the progress they have made, breaking down the challenge into smaller steps, and motivating them with positive affirmations.

Some signs that a troubled teenager may need additional support include persistent behavioral changes, withdrawal from family members, declining school performance, substance use, frequent emotional outbursts, or signs of anxiety and depression. If your child is struggling with ongoing mental health problems or risky behaviors, programs for troubled teens can provide structure, guidance, and professional support tailored to their needs.

Yes, free programs for troubled youth can be highly effective, especially when they address both mental health issues and environmental stressors. Many community-based treatment programs focus on therapy, skill-building, and family involvement to support lasting growth. When combined with consistent family support and follow-up care, these resources for troubled youth can create meaningful, long-term positive outcomes.

Imagine your life as a GPS. Sometimes, you have a destination in mind, but old, unhelpful habits keep sending you down the same wrong roads. Behavioral counseling is all about reprogramming that GPS. We work together to identify the specific behaviors holding you back and then develop new, healthier strategies to get you to your goal. It’s not about endless talk; it's about learning a new set of skills, testing them out, and taking action to create the life you want.

The goal of behavioral counseling is simple yet powerful: to give you the tools to take control of your life. It's about shifting from being a passenger to a driver. We’ll help you understand how your thoughts and feelings influence your actions, so you can make intentional choices that lead to positive change. Whether you want to overcome procrastination, manage your anger, or improve your relationships, we're here to help you get unstuck and build a life that feels authentic and rewarding.

Think of behavioral therapy as the "how-to" guide for your life, while traditional talk therapy is more like a journal. Both are incredibly valuable, but they have different purposes. Talk therapy often focuses on exploring your past and gaining insight into your emotions. Behavioral therapy, on the other hand, is action-oriented and focuses on the present. We'll work on practical skills to change specific behaviors and patterns that are causing problems. We believe in your ability to learn and change, and we’ll give you the roadmap to do it.

We all have habits we’d like to break, whether it's scrolling endlessly on your phone or procrastinating on important tasks. It can feel like your brain is on autopilot, and you're just along for the ride. Behavioral counseling is all about helping you take control of that autopilot. We’ll help you understand the triggers behind your habits and replace them with healthier routines that support your goals. You are not a helpless observer in your own life; you can learn to steer your own ship.

Meet Our Counselors & Nurse Practitioners

Nearly 100 licensed providers across Colorado — find someone who feels like the right fit for what you're facing.
Winnie Siwa, LPC
Winnie Siwa, LPC
LPC.0022751, CO

With a deep-rooted passion for human connection and well-being, I have dedicated my life to supporting individuals on their path to self-discovery and healing.

Caitlin deWit, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Caitlin deWit, MSN, PMHNP-BC
C-APN.0004613-C-NP, CO

I am passionate about providing care to diverse populations, ensuring inclusivity and support for individuals from all backgrounds.

Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS
Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS
LPC.0006503, CO

One of the strongest predictors of success in therapy is the connection you share with your therapist so finding the best fit is an important first step!

Joshua Goldberg, LPCC
Joshua Goldberg, LPCC
LPCC.0018494, CO

Life is full of unexpected challenges that can be overwhelming and terrifying. Facing them alone can be even worse. I hope to confront them with you and provide the space and support you need to heal.

Joseph Anders, LPCC
Joseph Anders, LPCC
LPCC.0020007, CO

Life and mental health are a journey, and I’m here to walk with you until you’re ready to go it alone. Therapy helps us unlock the best versions of ourselves.

Chandler Bethell, LPCC
Chandler Bethell, LPCC
LPCC.0022952, CO

I am a therapist who specializes in supporting clients' healing from trauma, navigating eating disorders, and feeling overwhelmed by life stress. My approach is compassionate and structured, helping clients build insight, strengthen coping skills, and regain a sense of stability and control. I work collaboratively to create a safe space where clients can process experiences, challenge unhelpful patterns, and move toward sustainable change.

 Lateria Gipson MA, ADDC, MFTC, CSPT
Lateria Gipson MA, ADDC, MFTC, CSPT
MFTC.0014886, CO

I am a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist candidate with specialized training in art therapy, play therapy, trauma recovery, addiction counseling, and crisis evaluation.

Phoebe Botsford, LPCC
Phoebe Botsford, LPCC
LPCC.0023985, CO

As a therapist, I have a deeply held belief in the power of listening and acceptance. It can be scary to trust in yourself, especially when you are suffering.

Janet Starr, LCSW
Janet Starr, LCSW
CSW.09932798, CO

With more than twenty years of experience, I've had the honor of supporting people from all walks of life in navigating the challenges of relationships -- both with others and within themselves.

Richard Yaner, LPCC
Richard Yaner, LPCC
LPCC.0020761, CO

Hi! I’m Richard, a counselor here in Colorado, and I'm genuinely excited for the opportunity to meet you! I believe that everyone is unique, with their own distinct life experiences.

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