Persistent defiance and conflict at home or school can leave families feeling worn down. These resources offer strategies for understanding the behavior beneath the behavior and building calmer, more connected relationships.
Book a SessionRaising a child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) can feel like a constant power struggle, like you're in a tug-of-war that never ends. The goal of counseling isn’t to break your child's will. It’s to help you both find a new way to communicate so you can work together, not against each other. We’ll help you find new tools to manage your child’s behavior and help them develop healthier ways of expressing their independence.
A child's defiance is often a way of communicating that they feel misunderstood or unheard. Counseling helps you and your child find a new way to communicate. We'll help you understand what's driving your child's behavior, and we'll give you a new playbook for responding to their defiance with empathy and compassion. You can find a way to connect with your child and build a more peaceful family life.
Parents of a child with ODD can feel completely overwhelmed and defeated. You may feel like you’re constantly fighting and nothing you do seems to work. We understand this struggle. We'll provide a safe space for you to process your emotions, find community with other parents who understand, and develop new strategies to help you and your child navigate the world. You are not a helpless passenger; you can get your family back on track.
Like many mental health conditions, ODD isn't a disease that can be "cured," but it is a condition that can be successfully managed. The goal is to give a child and their family the tools to build a more peaceful, supportive, and loving environment. We’ll help you find new ways to communicate, and we’ll help your child develop the tools to express their feelings in a healthy way. You can find a new way to live, and we are here to help you get there.
Life can feel overwhelming at times—especially when anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, grief, or struggles with food and body image begin to take over. You don’t have to navigate it alone.
No matter what you are facing, my ultimate goal as a therapist is to provide a safe, non-judgmental, empowering space for you to explore your inner strength and see your true value.
The hardest step is starting counseling. I believe in building a therapeutic relationship by creating a safe place for you to be.
I have 10 years' experience as an outpatient therapist and crisis counselor, supporting individuals with acute and persistent mental health challenges.
Meet Amanda Hayes, LPCC, a Colorado therapist specializing in burnout, people-pleasing, and codependency. Book a session at Overcomers Counseling.
Therapy is truly a unique process for each individual. It takes bravery to embark on a journey towards greater mental health.
Hello! I want my clients to feel empowered by their mental health journey to learn to love themselves and those around them. I would be honored to walk alongside you!
Meet Dr. Audrey Ramos, a licensed psychologist at Overcomers Counseling in Colorado. Book a session and start your journey to healing today.
I have been in the field of social work for over 25 years and have experience in mental health, working with youth, adults, and families in various settings.
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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.
