Ellen Boeder
“Ellen Boeder is a psychotherapist in private practice in Boulder, Colorado. Since 2004, she has worked primarily with women and is now incorporating couple therapy into her practice. Her theoretic approach includes transpersonal psychology, developmental attachment theory, family systems, and somatic and energetic modalities. For couple therapy she also utilizes Stan Tatkin’s model, the Psychobiological […]Read More
Ryan Hofrichter
“Ryan Hofrichter, SEP, LPC Intern, works with individuals, couples, and groups in private practice, bringing together relational, experiential, and body-centered therapies to help clients move towards greater empowerment and ease. A grandchild of Holocaust survivors, he has worked on behalf of many groups vulnerable to marginalization and violence for the past twelve years, and has […]Read More
Maira Holzmann
“Maira Holzmann is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) that specializes in and is deeply committed to treating clients struggling with the effects of trauma. She is dedicated to pursuing on-going training in the area of trauma, attachment and safely working with the body to heal all aspects of self – mental, emotional, […]Read More
Chelsi House
“Chelsi House’s passion is utilizing experiential and creative treatment modalities through a trauma-informed lens, which includes art, play, sand-tray, and drama therapies. Chelsi is a strong believer that art, through all its various forms, allows us to communicate in a way that speech often cannot, as art allows us to see and feel emotions, as […]Read More
Ryan Maher
“Ryan Maher is a licensed and board certified psychotherapist in Seattle, WA and the creator of Inner World Therapy. He works with couples, adolescents, and adults navigating life stressors, conflicts, anxiety, depression, and general un-fulfillment. Specific concerns often include: relationships, identity, spirituality, grief, impulsive/compulsive patterns, sexuality, and major life transitions. Ryan also specializes in working with adults […]Read More
Tovah Means
“Tovah Means, MS, LMFT is a relational, systemic therapist who has a passion for helping clients experience vitality and joy in both their relationships and lives. Tovah received her Master’s of Marriage and Family Therapy from The Family Institute at Northwestern University and is uniquely trained to work with individuals, couples, and those recovering from […]Read More
Amanda Mitchell
“Amanda Mitchell is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Board-Certified Dance/Movement Therapist that works in private practice with children and adults, providing individual, family, and couples psychotherapy, dance/movement therapy, and wellness classes.” Contact Information: Amanda E. Mitchell Therapy Services, LLC | Email: amanda@intouchandmotion.com | Website: www.intouchandmotion.com | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InTouchandMotion/ | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aemitchelltherapy | Phone: 773-850-9046 | Practice Location: […]Read More
Jonna Mogab
“I am a seasoned, highly trained, spiritually conscious therapist. I am certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for the treatment of trauma and painful, highly charged memories, experiences, and relationships. In practice for over 20 years, my clinical work is anchored in Self-Psychology, oriented toward strengthening and organizing the core ‘self,’ along with […]Read More
Eugenie Pabst
“Eugénie Pabst, Psy.D. has specialized in Biofeedback since 2001. Dr. Pabst teaches her clients how to improve the mind-body connection and gain control over unwanted, involuntary physical responses to stress. She works with clients who suffer from anxiety, chronic pain (migraine, tension headaches, back pain, Fibromyalgia), post-traumatic stress disorder and those who want to optimize […]Read More
Joel and Robin Turgesen
“We work with couples as a team by providing individual support to each partner and then bringing them together for couples support. After some time of individual sessions, all four of us will come together for joint sessions. We think of a relationship as a bridge, with the two individuals being the two foundations that each […]Read More
