Non-Epileptic Seizure (NES) Counseling in Colorado
Receiving a diagnosis of non-epileptic seizures can be confusing and isolating, especially when the symptoms feel just as real and frightening as epileptic seizures but the medical explanation points somewhere else entirely. You shouldn't have to make sense of this alone. Overcomers Counseling offers specialized support for individuals with NES across Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Pueblo, plus statewide teletherapy.
You Don't Have to Face This Alone
Non-epileptic seizures, sometimes called psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES), are real, involuntary events connected to how the brain processes stress, trauma, or emotional distress rather than abnormal electrical activity. Many people feel dismissed or misunderstood after diagnosis, as if their experience isn't being taken seriously. Our therapists understand that these seizures are genuine and deserve real support.
What Counseling Can Support
Sessions often focus on understanding the mind-body connection behind NES, processing underlying stress or trauma, building coping tools for triggers, managing the emotional impact of the diagnosis, and improving communication with medical providers and loved ones. Treatment works alongside, not instead of, your neurology care team.
How Our Therapists Help
Our providers use trauma-informed approaches, including CBT and mind-body techniques, to help address the underlying stress and emotional patterns connected to NES. We coordinate with your medical providers as needed to ensure care is aligned. For clients who want it, we also offer faith-integrated counseling.
Support Near You
Find NES-informed counseling in Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, or Pueblo, or connect through secure teletherapy anywhere in Colorado. We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Kaiser, Anthem BCBS, and Tricare.
Reach Out Today
Your experience is real, and you deserve care that treats it that way. Our team is ready to help. Get matched with a therapist today.
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