I am a licensed psychologist offering psychological assessments and individual psychotherapy to adults. I have extensive experience and education in the fields of psychology and spirituality. My area of specialty is treating patients who have experienced abuse, trauma, and pain connected to their religious and spiritual backgrounds. I work with pastors, missionaries, and seminary students, but also those who identify within the LGBTQ+ community, exvangelical community, and those who no longer practice a form of faith due to the painful experiences they’ve encountered.  I also work with patients experiencing anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as relational conflict, emotional detachment, and general mental health concerns. 

Specialties:

• Spirituality

• Anxiety

• Relationship Issues

• Chronic Pain

• Codependency

• Depression

• Men's Issues

• Racial Identity

• Self Esteem

• Sexual Abuse

• Testing and Evaluation

• Transgender

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone:(720) 277-9592

• email: chris@drchrisgioielli@gmail.com

• website: www.drchrisgioielli.com

I received my Masters degree in Social Work from USC, focusing on Clinical Mental Health, Psychotherapy practice, and strengths-based systems of recovery from mental illness. 

I've garnered clinical experience working in community-based clinics, private practice, and University counseling. I have worked with diverse groups of people across the life span, of all sexual/gender orientations, and have a particular amount of experience working with adults 18-55 years old. 

My training as a Therapist is in a modality called Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). 

I completed 4-years of ISTDP Core training in Los Angeles; am certified by the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association (IEDTA) and have trained with many different ISTDP clinicians.  I engage in ongoing ISTDP supervision to continually hone clinical skills. 

I love teaching and supervising and am currently in ISTDP Teacher Training with Jon Frederickson, MSW. 

Specialties:

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Trauma and PTSD

• Anger Management

• Behavioral Issues

• Codependency

• Divorce

• Emotional Disturbance

• Grief

• Life Transitions

• Relationship Issues

• Self Esteem

• Sexual Abuse

• Suicidal Ideation

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone:(720) 734-1885 

• email: 

• website: www.istdptherapy.com

I’m a licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, father, and husband. I offer a trauma-informed, attachment-based approach. With 10+ years of experience, I work with clients struggling with anxiety, trauma, depression, career, relationship, and sexual problems. Contact me for a FREE consultation or questions, and let's get started together.

Specialties:

• Men's Issues

• Relationship Issues

• Sexual Issues

• ADHD

• Anger Management

• Anxiety

• Career Counseling

• Codependency

• Depression

• Grief

• Infidelity

• Self Esteem

• Trauma and PTSD

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone:931-516-3297

• email: fabiofinamsw@gmail.com

• website: www.fabiofina.org

I’m a seasoned psychotherapist with 20+ years experience working with adults and adolescents.   

My style of working with clients is predominantly emotion-focused and experiential, with emphasis on the body and what is happening in the present moment. Although talking about our issues and gaining insights into them can be helpful, I don’t believe that ultimately heals us; what does is working them through (or “digesting”) them in our bodies.  I am very interactive and engaging. I don’t believe just letting someone talk is curative. With clients who have anxiety, I teach them how to regulate their anxiety in the present moment and help them get to the engine (warded off feelings) that drives their anxiety.  With clients with depression, for example, I help them become aware of the things they do which inadvertently perpetuate their depression and ultimately turn toward and work through what they’ve been avoiding (but in a safe, supportive environment) so they and be free of their depression.  

Specialties:

• trauma

• anxiety

• anger issues

• OCD behaviors

• depression

• relationship problems

• self-esteem

• abandonment issues

• relationships and breakups

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone:(320) 803-0559 

• email: meltzlcsw@yahoo.com 

• website: http://drjackiemeltz.com

Jesse offers in-person therapy services in Denver, Colorado and virtual services throughout Colorado. He offers outpatient treatment to adolescents, adults, couples, and groups. Having earned a Bachelors in Theatre/Drama, a Masters in Transpersonal Psychology, and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, emphasis Depth Psychology, he specializes in the highs and lows of human experience. His highest education was from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, California, a premier school for psychodynamic psychotherapy in the world. Jesse has worked with a variety of clinical populations including at-risk youth, individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities, Native American youth, psychiatric populations, substance use disorders, unhoused populations, severe trauma (PTSD), and individuals and groups with eating disorders. His training was primarily in the traditions of psychoanalysis and phenomenology but includes a wide range of treatment approaches including Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy for trauma.

Jesse’s treatment focus is on human suffering grounded in an authentic relationship of mutual care and respect. His approach is to listen to and understand clinical symptoms as the expression or language of the soul. The word ‘psychopathology’ comes from the Greek word ‘psyche’, meaning soul, and ‘pathos’, which means suffering. Jesse’s sees his role to attend to the depths and complexity of human experience to grasp where a symptom fits into someone’s life and world, with the goal to reduce suffering or help people endure it better. Jesse believes that many mental health problems in the western world are caused by isolation and a lack of community or shared values and responsibility. Thus, he often guides clients using anthropology (culture, history) or philosophy to put their pain into context or encourages them to seek cultural or political solutions to their conflicts. Jesse’s personal mission is: ‘people live beautiful lives’; he likes to help people develop their own too. 

Jesse wants to facilitate an ongoing men’s process group in Denver and offers topic focused groups such as grief work or ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP).

Outside his clinical work, Jesse has many hobbies and interests including cooking, gardening, writing, outdoors activities, exercise, and homesteading. He earned a Permaculture Design Course Certificate from Geoff Lawton in 2020 and loves designing regenerative landscape and lifestyle solutions with people. He is also working on building a writing career to publish two memoirs and some academic works at the intersection of psychology and ecology. He currently has two dogs and quail at home.

Specialties:

• depression

• anxiety

• obsessional thoughts and behaviors

• shame

• trauma, addiction, 

• identity development, 

• spirituality and religion, 

• existential issues including death, purpose, and meaning.

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone:(303) 276-9234

• email: drjessefister@gmail.com

• website: https://riverbedpsychology.com/our-clinicians/dr-jesse-fister-ph-d/

In the first session, we would try to get a thorough understanding of the current emotional problem that’s bothering you. Maybe it’s mounting anxiety, or a depression that you don’t understand, or a problem in a relationship. We would try to establish when the problem began, and what triggered it. With your permission and will, we would then invite you to feel the underlying feelings to the deepest extent possible. 

Specialties:

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Personality Disorders

• Anger Management

• Borderline Personality (BPD)

• Codependency

• Men's Issues

• Relationship Issues

• Spirituality

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone: (720) 722-3725 

• email: mattmccallpsych@gmail.com 

• website: www.matthewmccallpsyd.com

Dr. Coughlin is at the forefront of clinical research into therapeutic change.  Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISDTP) is a scientifically validated method of psychotherapy which dramatically accelerates the process of change, so that patients see measurable results within weeks and months, rather than years. 

Patricia Coughlin (Della Selva), Ph.D., is a licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 35 years of clinical experience. She has held faculty positions at Northwestern University Medical School, Albany Medical College, and the Thomas Jefferson School of Medicine. 

Her first book, Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy: Theory and Technique, is considered a classic in the field. Dr. Coughlin’s book Lives Transformed was written in collaboration with Dr. David Malan, and published in 2006 by Karnac Books. Her newest book, Maximizing Therapeutic Effectiveness in Dynamic Psychotherapy, was published in July 2016 by Routledge. 

In addition to offering individual supervision, Dr. Patricia Coughlin provides various training options for licensed mental health professionals interested in mastering the theory and techniques of Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy. 

Contact and Work with Me:

• phone: 518-859-3960 

• email: patricia@patriciacoughlin.com 

• website: https://www.istdpnortheast.com/