Women's Issues Resources

Support for Women's Mental Health

Women face unique pressures across every stage of life. Explore resources addressing the mental health topics that matter most to women, from identity and relationships to life transitions and beyond.

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The goal of counseling for women's issues is to help you find your voice and a sense of self-worth that is not defined by others. For women, life can feel like you’re trying to navigate a maze with a lot of different paths to take. Counseling is a compass to help you find your way. We'll help you understand what's holding you back, and we'll help you build the confidence to live a life that feels authentic to you. You are enough.

Women face a unique set of challenges, from body image issues to a lack of self-worth to a lack of work-life balance. It's a lot to handle, and it's completely normal to feel overwhelmed. We understand these struggles. We'll provide a safe space for you to process your emotions without judgment. We believe in your capacity to live a life that is full and rewarding.

The struggle to have a work-life balance can feel like you're trying to juggle a hundred different balls at once. It's exhausting, and it's not sustainable. Counseling helps you find a new way to juggle. We'll help you find new ways to set healthy boundaries, manage stress, and find a sense of peace in your life. You can take control of your life, and we're here to help you get there.

Body image issues can feel like you’re looking in a funhouse mirror—the reflection you see is distorted, but it feels all too real. Counseling provides a safe, supportive space for you to challenge those distorted beliefs and learn to see yourself with clarity and compassion. We’ll help you understand where those feelings come from and give you the tools to stop obsessing about your body. You are so much more than your physical appearance, and we will help you see your true beauty and worth.

Meet Our Counselors & Nurse Practitioners

Nearly 100 licensed providers across Colorado — find someone who feels like the right fit for what you're facing.
Mallory Heise, LPC, LAC
Mallory Heise, LPC, LAC
LPC.0015711, CO

As a therapist, I believe I work for you, as no one knows you better than you know yourself. I will walk alongside you on your journey to healing and help you uncover the roots of your issues.

Sarah Tapia, LPCC
Sarah Tapia, LPCC
LPCC.0021434, CO

Hello, I’m Sarah, and I am a Mental Health Therapist providing clinical counseling to individuals with various mental health-related concerns.

Hilary Helkenn, PMHNP-BC
Hilary Helkenn, PMHNP-BC
C-APN.0101510-C-NP, CO

I love empowering clients to take control of their lives. While we may share experiences, you know your journey best and decide what works for you.

Jenifer Seas, LCSW
Jenifer Seas, LCSW
CSW.09925439, CO

"It's not about what it is, it's about what it can become." One of my favorite quotes from Dr. Seuss, his wise words sum up my approach to working with any client, from preschool age to midlife.

Amanda Hayes, LPC
Amanda Hayes, LPC
LPC.0024023, CO

Meet Amanda Hayes, LPCC, a Colorado therapist specializing in burnout, people-pleasing, and codependency. Book a session at Overcomers Counseling.

Katrina Nicholson, MSW, SWC, LAC
Katrina Nicholson, MSW, SWC, LAC
SWC.0000002016, CO

Everyone deserves access to counseling and support. I bring empathy, a trauma-informed approach, and cultural humility to help others heal and grow.

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.

Margot Bean, LCSW
Margot Bean, LCSW
CSW.09924135, CO

The hardest part of the therapeutic process is reaching the therapist's door. The work begins from that moment on.

Charlie Brunt, LPCC
Charlie Brunt, LPCC
LPCC.0020759, CO

I'm a warm, collaborative therapist specializing in anxiety, relationships, and self-esteem through IFS, attachment, and relational psychodynamic therapy.

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