Dance/movement therapy uses movement as a way to process emotion and reconnect with your body. Learn how this approach works.
Book a SessionDance Movement Therapy uses movement and dance to help you express emotions, explore feelings, and work through challenges through your body.
No dance experience is needed. The focus is on expression and connection with your body, not choreography or skill.
Yes, Overcomers accepts Medicaid and most major insurance plans for Dance Movement Therapy.
Yes, Dance Movement Therapy is offered at our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, and Fort Collins offices.
It's often used for stress and trauma processing when emotions feel stuck in the body and talking alone hasn't been enough.
I have 10 years' experience as an outpatient therapist and crisis counselor, supporting individuals with acute and persistent mental health challenges.
I am a dedicated counselor who draws from research on the profound impact of social connectedness on emotional well-being.
I believe everyone has unique value. Together, we'll create a safe space to achieve your goals with compassion and self-empowerment.
Meet Robin Kennedy, LPCC, a Colorado therapist specializing in trauma care for military members, veterans, and their spouses. Book a session today.
I am passionate about providing care to diverse populations, ensuring inclusivity and support for individuals from all backgrounds.
Emotional pain can make us feel alone and stuck in the past, where negative events overshadow the present and leave us feeling trapped with no way to move forward.
I am so excited to embark on this journey with you to better your mental health! My approach to counseling combines helping uncover negative experiences and beliefs that harm your mental health.
I have an eclectic therapeutic approach that has been developed by my 14+ years of therapeutic experience, trainings/practice and my own personal experience.
I am passionate about creating a healing environment and fostering sustainable change for people from all walks of life.
Welcome—So glad you’ve taken this step to be here. It takes courage to explore therapy, and I’m honored you’re considering what it might look like to work together.
