I am a therapist and writer in Colorado with over 25 years experience working with a diverse range of adult clients.

​My specialty is working with clients seeking support and clarity for life transitions, communication, health, and navigating life in general.
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​​My credentials include:
​MA in Counseling Psychology (CU/Denver)
Licensed Professional Counselor (CO)

Therapy & the Highly Sensitive Person
Neurodiversity and Women
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​​​​​​​Published author (print and digital)

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Queer-Affirming; Poly/ENM-Affirming; Neurodiversity-Affirming therapy focused on addressing trauma and developmental/attachment wounds through EMDR, body-based therapies (somatic, sensorimotor), and parts work.

LCSW turned business coach and retreat host. I work with neurodivergent folks on scaling their businesses without burnout. I also run retreats worldwide on neurodivergent burnout (CE's available for therapists)

Eating disorder support from a size-inclusive, anti-diet focus. LGBTQIA+ support related to identity, relationships, and self-esteem. Treatment and coaching for ADHD executive dysfunction skill development, and trauma processing.

Treatment includes person centered, relational, trauma informed talk & art/expressive therapies.

I work with gifted/2e teens and adults who are dealing with stress, anxiety, self-esteem issues, and existential concerns. I'm trained in Brainspotting.

Insights specializes in diagnostic and therapy services for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Learning Disabilities, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, and comorbid anxiety and depression. Insights also offers support to families and caregivers of individuals with these disorders.

I provide individual telehealth services for queer and neurodivergent adults. I specialize in coping skills and life transitions issues as well as late diagnosed and self diagnosed autistics.

Joy as Resistance exists to increase radically inclusive, supportive spaces for queer youth. We do this by offering individualized mental health services and mentorship, and by equipping educators, families, and community partners with services and strategies to implement in every space occupied by LGBTQIA2+ youth.

Talia (they/them) approaches therapy from a radical social justice framework, believing that anxiety, depression, and other symptoms often stem from oppressive systems. They are a great match for individuals interested in healing through liberation, affirming that all humans are inherently valuable and worthy of love.

Their therapeutic lens is strengths-based and person-centered, guided by values of social justice, queer and trans-affirming care, disability justice, fat liberation, and neurodivergent-affirming care.

Talia knows that clients are experts in their own lives and encourages them to actively participate in their healing journey. They specialize in supporting queer and/or neurodivergent teens and young adults but also have experience with and enjoy working with individuals of all ages and experiences. Talia is excited to support and empower clients in working towards their goals.