Ashley Ottmer

Ashley Ottmer, LPC (she/her)

  • Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado
  • Offers Individual, Couples, Group, and Telehealth services
  • Ashley’s message: “You matter! Life can be challenging, Spruce Creek Counseling is here so that you do not have to navigate those challenges alone. I specialize in trauma treatment and have experience working with all age groups but prefer adolescence through mature adulthood. Spruce Creek Counseling’s motto is “helping to heal and restore your life” because often after traumatic experiences it can feel as though life may never be the same. My goal as your therapist is to help you process through those traumas and release any of the emotional energy from those experiences that might be stuck.”
  • Phone: 719-851-0838
  • Email: sprucecreekcounseling@gmail.com
  • Web: sprucecreekcounseling.com
  • FB: Spruce Creek Counseling LLC
  • TikTok: @sprucecreekcounselingllc
Amanda Walker, MS, LMFT, LPC

Amanda Walker, LMFT, LPC (she/her)

  • Licensure: Colorado Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT.0002044) and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC.0017397) / California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT.106054) and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC.8430)
  • Services: Individual Adults and Couples (Teletherapy Available)
  • Amanda’s message: Feel like you’re struggling to thrive in a world that wasn’t built for you? We neurodiverse folks know this feeling all too well, and how especially hard it hits when you’re feeling lonely, depressed, anxious, lost, or just completely overwhelmed. Whether you’re just trying to keep your head above water every day or trying to emerge into a new stage of your life, you don’t need to do it all alone. If you’re autistic or think you might be autistic and seeking some help and support without judgement, you’ve come to the right place. My therapy is neurodivergent-affirming, trans-affirming, sex-positive, anti-ableist, anti-racist, and culturally sensitive. I strive to create a safe space where you are encouraged to be your true authentic self.
  • Phone: (720) 655-3243
  • Email: amanda@therapywithamandawalker.com
  • Website: https://www.therapywithamandawalker.com/
Lianna Purjes

Lianna Purjes, LCSW (she/her/hers)

  • LCSW in Colorado and Florida
  • Services: Individual, family, couples, all via telehealth
  • Lianna’s message: I help neurodivergent and neurotypical kids (ages 10+) and adults with anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and understanding their neurodivergence. I truly believe there is no “one size fits all” approach for anything that actually works (even elastic socks come in different sizes!) and everyone should have the right to access the health care and education that is the right fit for them.
  • Website: www.fuzzysockstherapy.com
  • Email: Lianna@fuzzysockstherapy.com
  • Phone: (720) 466-1028
Phoenix Rising

Phoenix Rising, LSW (She/Ze)

  • LSW in Colorado
  • Individual, Groups, Family (on behalf of primary client for collaboration and intervention purposes, not on-going family therapy), and Telehealth (including voice only)
  • Phoenix’s message: “I offer high quality, high impact therapy designed specifically for neurodivergent folks. I can help you move from feeling stuck, traumatized, and misunderstood to feeling safe, seen, and living your full expression. I support my clients with an innovative, holistic approach that offers effective treatment fast. Nervous system activation and becoming stuck in fight/flight/freeze is the core problem of those who suffer from anxiety, overstimulation, meltdowns, depression and unresolved trauma. Instead of spending years “talking it out,” I work with you to resolve the root cause of your suffering through nervous system recovery, building coping skills/strategies, lifestyle changes (such as diet, exercise, and sleep habits), and spiritual connection. Feel better soon, not years from now. I am on a mission to serve the communities I represent and have a deep connection with. I personally identify as neurodivergent (Highly Sensitive Person with autistic and ADHD traits), white/Latinx, pansexual, demisexual, genderqueer, an empath, and am polyamorous. I am passionate about working with these populations and helping them to feel seen, understood, and validated.”
  • Email is best way to contact: phoenix@theartofselfhealing.org
  • www.theartofselfhealing.org/therapyforrebels
  • https://www.instagram.com/artofselfhealingcenter/
  • https://www.facebook.com/theartofselfhealingcenter
  • https://www.linkedin.com/in/phoenix-jae-rising-msw-lsw-95032b17/
Tatjana Long

Tatjana Long, LPC (she/her/they/them)

  • LPC in Colorado
  • Services: Individual, adults, teletherapy only at this time
  • Tatjana Long is a neurodivergent therapist that obtained a dual master’s degree in Art Therapy and Mental Health Counseling at Southwestern College in Santa Fe, NM. She graduated St. Edward’s University with a B.A. in Fine Arts and a Minor in Psychology in 2017. She specializes in helping individuals with ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, Substance Use Disorders, and process through past traumas. By remaining open to her clients’ lived experiences she helps her clients to improve their life skills, identifying old patterns in their lives that are no longer serving them, aids in exploring their attachment to their caregivers by utilizing motivational interviewing and person centered approaches. Tatjana is currently a Licensed Professional Counselor who is currently accepting Telehealth clients in Colorado. She will take on ADHD coaching clients out of state as well.
  • https://hummingbirdrecovery.com
  • https://www.facebook.com/Hummingbird-Recovery-103891592366320
Mandy Dorsett

Mandy Dorsett, LCSW (she/her)

  • LCSW in Colorado
  • Services: Individual and family
  • Mandy’s message: Are you tired of therapists who give you useless advice like “have you tried writing it down in a planner?” As a person with ADHD, I’ve heard that a million times and it’s never once worked for me. My goal is to give folks with ADHD and autism skills and methods that work for your unique brain, not the same tired advice you’ve heard before. I combine evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy with problem solving skills tailored to your specific needs, so we can identify and deal with the things that are getting in the way of living your best life. I work with adolescents and adults with ADHD and/or who are autistic (or suspect they may fall into one of those groups). I work with folks who want to increase success and decrease shame in their lives. Many of my clients want help with anxiety, executive function challenges, emotion regulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria, or social skills. I am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, experienced working with trans and nonbinary folks, and am kink- and polyamory- affirming. Please visit my website for more details on how I work with specific neurodivergencies and more information on my approach! (On my website, I have a fill-in-the-blank contact sheet that makes reaching out really easy, too).
  • Email: mandy@windingroadscounseling.com
  • Phone: 303-590-4347
  • Website: www.windingroadscounseling.com
Ashley Grubbs

Ashley Grubbs, LPC (she/her)

  • LPC in licensed in TX, CO, MD, VA
  • Services: individual and couples/sex counseling counseling
  • Ashley’s message: I work with adults individually or in a couples setting to assist them in creating the life they want to have, working with their neurodiversity instead of against it. I specialize in sex therapy and feel strongly that everyone, regardless of neurotype, deserves their ideal sex life.
  • https://www.blueharbortherapy.com/
  • ashley@blueharbortherapy.com
  • 571-305-0615
Amanda Kruger

Amanda Kruger, LPC (she/her/hers)

  • Licensed in Colorado LPC.0014866
  • Services: Individual and group therapy and coaching for adults and adolescents offered in person and telehealth
  • Amanda’s message: Are there times you feel like everyone else has it together, but you are still trying to figure it out? Does your heart break when you or your children face repeated rejection and added challenges because of something you can’t control? Neurodivergence and/or disability can make us feel like outsiders. The constant stress of being different takes a toll on our mental health. Copper Well Counseling focuses on providing neurodivergent-affirming therapy, trauma therapy and financial therapy. Many neurodivergent and disabled people have suffered trauma due to being misunderstood and mistreated. We are left with subconscious or internalized ideas about our worth and our potential. Trauma therapy can address and eradicate these unhelpful thoughts. I practice a form of trauma therapy called EMDR which is great for neurodiversity because it addresses the whole brain instead of just the “talking parts” of the brain. Financial therapy can be helpful in addressing money stress. This arises for neurodivergent people because there are often complicating factors around spending, saving, impulsivity, and planning for the future. I am neurodivergent, and I have neurodivergent and disabled kids. I know the experience of not fitting in and the agony of watching your kids struggle in a world that doesn’t accept them. I am here to help you work with the challenges of being different, heal from the pain of rejection, and embrace the power of neurodiversity.
  • https://www.copperwellcounseling.com
  • https://www.instagram.com/copperwellcounseling/
  • amanda@copperwellcounseling.com
  • 720-432-0668
Lila Low-Beinart

Lila Low-Beinart, LPCC (she/her)

  • LPCC Licensed in Colorado: LPCC.0019402
  • I offer individual, family, in-person, and telehealth. I accept Aetna, BCBS, and Cigna insurance.
  • Lila’s message: As a neurodivergent person, moving through a world built for neurotypical people can be an overwhelming and disempowering experience. When social pressure or trauma leads you to mask who you really are, it can lead to depression, anxiety, stress, and/or a sense of not inhabiting or controlling your own body. Sometimes, the more you try to fit in, the more alienated you become from yourself and those around you. As a highly sensitive autistic woman, I am passionate about supporting the strengths of neurodivergent girls/women with intersecting identities by providing a safe haven to unmask and live more authentically. We collaborate to develop tools to compassionately and courageously navigate the world. Our work together is informed by my contemplative and mindfulness-based training and an intersectional anti-oppression lens. I am deeply committed to building a non-judgemental, curious, and compassionate space to allow your inherent wisdom to shine through. My therapy is neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQ+ and trans-affirming, kink-affirming, polyamory-affirming, anti-ableist, anti-racist, and culturally sensitive. I strive to create a brave space where you are encouraged to be your true authentic self. I work with individuals of all ages including young children. I invite you to schedule a free 15-minute consultation so we can talk more about your needs, curiosities, fears, and desires for therapy. I would be honored to be part of your journey.
  • Phone: (303) 276-7732
  • Email: Lila.LowBeinart@neurodiversecounseling.com
  • Website: https://www.neurodiversecounseling.com
Chelsea Augusto

Chelsea L. Augusto, LPCC (she/her)

  • LPCC in Colorado
  • Services: Individual, In-person, & Teletherapy
  • Chelsea’s message: My mission is to guide people in finding ways of living that feel sustainable, supportive, and aligned with their individual needs and values, as well as to dismantle oppressive societal messages about what and who is considered to be normal or abnormal.
  • Email: chelsea.augusto@neurodiversecounseling.com
  • Phone: 303 276 7743
  • Website: https://www.neurodiversecounseling.com/about-us
Elliot Helt

Elliot Helt (they/them)

  • MFT-C in Colorado USA
  • Services: Individual, Couples, Adolescents, Gender Affirming Letter Writing/WPATH letters, Teletherapy only
  • Elliot’s message: I work with individuals, including adults and adolescents, and couples/partners. I am especially attuned to working with the LGBTQIA+ community, clients who identify as neurodivergent, and those who experience chronic illness. My lived and professional experience lends me well to connecting with those who share these identities. My approach supports you in becoming more connected, authentic, and centered in yourself, important relationships, and your community. I value a social-justice-based approach in my practice and am particularly skilled in navigating life transitions, grief, body image, self-worth, gender identity and transition, sex and sexuality, and relationship dynamics.
  • ehelt@protonmail.com
  • 719-644-6423
  • http://elliothelttherapy.com
Shirley Roseman

Shirley Roseman, LCSW (she/her)

  • LCSW in Florida and Colorado
  • Services: Individual psychotherapy for Adults, strictly telehealth
  • Shirley’s message: I help neurodivergent people, primarily Autistic and/or ADHDers from a disability justice, fat friendly, and LGBTQIAP+ affirming perspective. It is my privilege to support my neurokin who have potentially spent their whole being “othered”, shamed, and not feeling “right” because the world tells us we are wrong for existing as our authentic selves. I believe as humans we can never be broken, but we can be in debilitating pain, and we need help to be fulfilled in our lives. Many of my clients come to me because they are tired of just surviving and ready to move forward towards a better, more affirming, life. I can help you get there.
  • https://apoiocounseling.com/
  • IG @apoiocounseling
  • Best way to reach me is to fill out the “contact” form on my website or email me directly: Shirley@apoiocounseling.com

Cameron Em Mais (Them/Them or Ze/Hir)

  • Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern in Colorado (supervised by Breanne Willey, LPC, CO License: LPC.0006225)
  • Services: individual, relationship, couples, family, in-person, and teletherapy options
  • Cameron’s message: You are the expert on your life. As a counselor, I take a client-centered, culture-centered, anti-oppressive approach. I strive to create a safe and non-judgmental environment where we can collaborate on practical and creative solutions to the challenges you encounter. I believe community and relationships are integral to individual wellness and seek to support clients through creating a healthy counseling relationship, integrating clients’ existing support systems, and/or providing encouragement and skills to clients as they build new relationships and communities. As a queer, disabled, neurodivergent person, I am passionate about giving back to my community and providing affirming mental health care for individuals from underserved and/or marginalized communities. My counseling is neurodivergent affirming, LGBTQIA+ affirming, disability affirming, sex & kink positive, polyamory-affirming, and fat positive, and I continually strive to engage in racial justice and create a therapeutic space rooted in anti-racism. If you are interested in working together, please reach out to schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit!
  • Website: https://www.mindfulresolvecounseling.com/
  • Phone: (719)624-8715
  • Email: mrcintake@gmail.com
Lily Duffy

Lily Duffy, MSW, LSW (they/she)

  • Licensed Social Worker in Colorado (LSW.0009924419)
  • Services: Individual therapy for adults, telehealth only
  • Lily’s message: I’m a sensitive, neurodivergent therapist who helps sensitive and neurodivergent adults make peace with themselves, strengthen inner trust, and learn to honor their unique needs so they can reduce overwhelm and feel grounded, empowered, & expansive in their identities. I offer a compassionate, trauma-sensitive space where all parts of you are welcome and valued (even the parts you hate!) Through our therapy relationship, we’ll co-create a safe container where you can heal old wounds, accept masked and long-rejected parts of you, and learn new ways to relate to yourself. My approach celebrates neurodivergence, is LGBTQIA+ and disability affirming, upholds anti-racism and body liberation/fat acceptance/HAES, is sex, kink, and BDSM positive, sex worker affirming, & supports alternative relationship structures. If this sounds like a fit, reach out for a free 20 minute consultation or learn more at DreamingPinesTherapy.com.
  • Email: lily@dreamingpinestherapy.com
  • Phone: 720-637-5865
  • Website: https://www.dreamingpinestherapy.com/
Sandy Rayman

Sandy Rayman, LPCC (they/she)

  • Licensure: Colorado LPCC.0018515
  • Services: Individual therapy for adults, including gender affirming care letters. Telehealth only. Private pay, sliding scale available.
  • Mission: I am dedicated to offering therapeutic services to neurodivergent adults struggling with anxiety, depression, past trauma, and internalized ableism/oppression. My experience as a queer, nonbinary, late diagnosed ND adult deeply influences my approach to therapy. So often, we carry messages from the dominant culture about our worth, capabilities, and humanity that are defined in contrast to the white, straight, male, able-bodied mold. I say, therapeutically, screw that. You deserve an authentic life that works for you, and I am honored to help you along that path. I have extensive lived experience and training with yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, and love finding ways to integrate that knowledge base with your sensory and stimulation needs. Finding skills and techniques that help you, specifically, is the best part of being a therapist. My background is in art therapy and I encourage creative expression in all forms with my clients. Anti-oppression, strengths-based approach. If you’re interested in learning more, please reach out via email or through my website.
  • Contact: sandyraymantherapy@gmail.com
  • Website: longmonttraumatherapy.com

Lukasz Broszkiewicz, LPCC, ATR-P (he/him)

  • Licensure: LPCC and ATR-P in Colorado
  • Services: Individual therapy, telehealth, private pay/sliding scale
  • Lukasz’ message: Life is hard these days, especially for queer and trans folks; our identities impact everything in our lives. As a queer trans man, I know how important it can be to find a therapist who understands some of your experience, even when we aren’t focusing on specific issues relating to gender or sexuality.
    • I believe in queering therapy and draw from person-centered, trauma informed, social justice frameworks and at times incorporate art therapy, DBT, and ACT among other modalities. I have a wide range of experience working extensively with the queer and trans community along with those who experience mood disorders, trauma, poor self-esteem, anxiety and ADHD.
    • My approach is to meet you where you are at in their journey through a collaborative process and create a create a nonjudgmental, safe place for your own growth and acceptance. I’ll hold the hope for you when you can’t. You will be met with presence, compassion, and authenticity from me. Over time, I’ve learned that being my authentic self in session and allowing humor into the room allows my clinical skills to shine and allows for a stronger connection— which is the foundation of therapy.
    • One of the hardest parts can be making initial contact with a therapist. To put you more at ease, I offer free phone or text consultations to answer any questions you may have and see if I’d be a good fit for for you. You can reach me at therapybyluka@gmail.com to get started 🙂
  • Contact info: therapybyluka.com and therapybyluka@gmail.com
Jennifer Spitler

Jennifer Spitler, LPC/LCPC (she/hers)

  • Licensure: LPC in Colorado and LCPC in Illinois
  • Services: Individual counseling, telehealth. In network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna. Also accepting self-pay and sliding scale.
  • Jennifer’s message: Minds in Bloom is a counseling and mental health practice providing counseling services to neurodivergent populations. Specializing in adult ADHD, mindfulness based cognitive therapy, self esteem work and relationship care. Our mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of neurodivergence and neurodiversity.
  • Email: mindsinbloomtherapy@gmail.com
  • Phone: 312-847-4678
  • Website: mindsinbloomtherapy.com
  • IG: @mindsinbloomtherapy
Jessica Coleman

Jessica “Jessy” Coleman, LPC (she/they)

  • Licensure: LPC in Virginia, Texas, Colorado, Iowa, and Wisconsin
  • Services: Individual, Group, Teletherapy, In Person
  • In addition to being a therapist, I am also a LISPY trained as a 200-Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT), specializing in psychotherapeutic yoga (2020) and am a Certified Geek Therapist.
  • I believe in individualizing strategies in a collaborative process with the client. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), is my theoretical framework. Acceptance is defined in this therapy from a mindfulness and non-judgmental lens. This accepting perspective is a base to all of the services provided at Creekside Therapeutics.
  • Phone: (540) 583-6481
  • Email: jcoleman@creeksidetherapeutics.com
  • Website: www.creeksidetherapeutics.com
  • Social media: @creeksidetherapeutics