Mental Health Services

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Brainspotting, Clinical Supervision

Sarah is a LCSW and earned her degree from the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver with a clinical focus in family systems and a graduate certificate in interpersonal trauma studies. 

Sarah is certified as a Perinatal Mental Health Specialist through Postpartum Support International and completed a fellowship at the Irving Harris Program for Infant Mental Health and Early Childhood Development through University of Colorado's Department of Psychiatry. She was employed for over a decade as a NICU and perinatal social worker in the inpatient and outpatient settings before transitioning to full-time private practice. In addition to her specialty training, Sarah enjoys working as a generalist and has a diverse clientele experiencing mood disorders, life transitions, relationship concerns and grief/loss issues. 

Sarah is trained in Brainspotting and has successfully integrated this modality into her practice for clients experiencing anxiety, bereavement, perinatal/reproductive trauma, OCD, and PTSD.

Recently, Sarah has found a renewed interest in supporting those with chronic illness and young adults with cancer as a cancer survivor herself. 

Liz is a LCSW and earned her degree from the Metropolitan State University of Denver with a clinical focus in children and family systems. Liz is highly trained in Perinatal Mental Health and has worked with pregnant and postpartum women for over 6 years. She is currently employed as a medical social worker for the Women's and Infants Center at one of the leading hospitals in Colorado. In the hospital setting, she works with pregnant and postpartum women and supports families in a level III NICU. In addition to her role in the hospital, she works as a perinatal mental health therapist in the outpatient clinic. Her work focuses on helping women in all stages of life experiencing depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma and grief and loss.  

Liz utilizes a strength based and solution focused approach to guide her practice. She genuinely values the importance of building rapport with clients and helping empower women to embrace their needs at this time in their life and to give hope and peace for their futures. She also promotes and embraces the practice of mindfulness and gratitude, the value of human connection, and the importance of finding meaning in one’s life. 

In her free time, Liz enjoys spending time with her family and pets, traveling, going to the theater, and indulging in the restaurant scene around town.

Bri is available to complete pre-bariatric surgery psychological evaluations.   

Bri is a LCSW and obtained her degree from the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. She specializes in health and wellness and mental health. 

Bri is a board-certified bariatric counselor fellow and has completed advanced training through Postpartum Support International. She has experience in and enjoys working with concerns related to life-limiting illnesses, grief and loss, chronic diseases, eating disorders, body image, sports performance, substance use, perinatal mental health, infant loss, life transitions, and relationship concerns. 

Bri utilizes evidenced-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, intuitive eating, harm-reduction strategies, and emotional focused therapy for couples. 

Bri strives to create a collaborative therapeutic environment, practice through a trauma-informed lens, honor self-determination, and promote patient autonomy.