Online EMDR therapists in Colorado

I believe in meeting people where they are in the process of healing. If this means you prefer online or in-person therapeutically we will find what best fits for you. If you're looking for support, empathy, encouragement, and someone to challenge you, I invite you to contact me to start or continue on your journey of change where you can find healing, hope, and harmony one session at a time.  

We believe that it is important that people are able to get the care they need and want in whatever setting makes sense for them, so we provide on-line therapy for people that desire that approach.  

I'm happy to offer telehealth or a hybrid model to clients using a HIPAA compliant platform. I also use telehealth during inclement weather.  

Poor sleep and stressed moods are common. Finding effective treatment should not be an added challenge. I specialize in behavioral sleep medicine, psychological trauma, anxiety, and depression. I rely on evidence-based treatments that include CBT-I, CBT, EMDR, and A.R.T. (Accelerated Resolution Therapy). I am passionate about improving sleep and mood for my clients! Patients frequently describe me as warm, caring, professional, practical, and down-to-earth. Please visit my website to learn more about CBT-I, A.R.T., and the treatment of mood and sleep problems. I look forward to helping you find relief and get back on track to a better, happier life!  

For the convenience of those who prefer online therapy, I am available to meet with you via Zoom three days/week. I also have a platform to do EMDR with online therapy.  

Virtual treatment allows us to offer high-quality, effective anxiety & OCD treatments for most US states. Our practice is located in Denver, CO, but we are able to provide telehealth services to treat anxiety, OCD, panic attacks, agoraphobia, mood disorders, and much more for all PSYPACT states.  

I specialize in online therapy working with trauma and loss, life transitions, improving relationships, and maximizing personal growth and provide video therapy when it is appropriate for your needs. Video therapy is an effective way to obtain therapy and has increased access to care. Some clients feel the internet provides greater confidentiality. Some people find that they have a feeling of emotional safety by not having a face-to face interaction which helps them to open up and progress quickly. Video therapy works well for most people but it is not for everyone. If you are actively suicidal, a danger to yourself or someone else, it is not an appropriate modality of therapy for you. You need to have a private space to participate in video chat where no one else can hear you. It is helpful to utilize ear-buds. You have to be 18 years or older and be physically located in the state of Colorado during the therapy session, as Jamie is not licensed to practice in other states. If you are using insurance we have to ensure that video therapy is a covered benefit, as some insurances do not provide it.  

With technology, you can experience all the benefits of in-person therapy on secure, easy-to-use, high-quality internet platforms. Online sessions allow you to do therapy in the comfort of your own home or allow you flexibility in environments that best suit you. It can be especially helpful to those who find it challenging to travel to an office for appointments due to location, work, children at home, lifestyle, or other practical or personal reasons. While there are multiple ways that counseling can take place online, I work primarily with face-to-face video conferencing via Zoom and, on occasion, telephone sessions. I always hold my sessions in a quiet and confidential space, giving you the same confidentiality & professionalism that you experience within an office setting. Most, if not all, of my clients, find virtual sessions to be highly effective and convenient. They allow for the comfort and safety of therapy in your own space, and no travel time is often less vulnerable than needing to go to an office. Research of multiple studies finds that online therapy is equally effective as in-person for most cases. That being said I always advocate for what works best for each individual and it is wonderful to have choices to find your best path whichever that may be. If you are not super-computer savvy or are anxious about how to use technology, I will work to make it as seamless as possible. I have chosen a platform that is easy to use and I am happy to assist you with any questions or concerns. A common concern I hear from clients regarding online therapy is finding a quiet and/or confidential space when you’re homebound with children and/or family members or roommates. Be sure and scope this out in advance so you are guaranteed quiet and privacy during your session. Since it is so convenient many times people forget to allow themselves a few minutes to "switch hats" and allow themselves a few breaths and get settled into being present and in the head/body space for your session. Headphones or Airpods can often make audio clearer or ensure more privacy but are not necessary. Given that video sessions can be conducted on your smartphone, clients have found it helpful to go to a park, sit in their car in the driveway, and/or walk around your neighborhood. Get creative and support yourself. Find a private space that allows you to receive support no matter where you are. You are welcome to have pets join your space if you find that comforting, and supporting, and you may see my fellow feline/canine therapists join in one of our sessions on my end.  

Welcome to Resilience in Becoming Wellness Center. I have built my practice on the idea that we all are in the state of becoming. My goal is to help you on your journey to be clear who you want to be and how you want to show up in your relationships. My role in the therapeutic process is to guide and support you and honor your values and beliefs. I believe that value-based action is the key to the change you want to see in your life.  

I'm accepting telehealth (online) clients in most states via PSYPACT, an interjurisdictional practice compact which facilitates greater access to specialized care. I use a HIPAA compliant electronic health record in order to protect your privacy. We can meet anywhere you have privacy, feel safe to be yourself, and have a reliable internet connection. This often involves meeting in the comfort of your home, a (non-moving) vehicle, or your place of employment. I've found that online therapy allows increased flexibility/convenience and reduces time and resources spent driving to and from an office location. If you have questions about meeting via telehealth, I'm happy to answer them in our initial consultation.  

We offer both in-person and online therapy to help our clients with their particular needs and to see them reach their therapy goals.  

Accepting patients for virtual and in-person therapy.  

Do you need support, but can’t make it to an in-person appointment? Are you a busy stay-at-home or working parent, and don’t have the time to drive across town for an appointment? Do you live in a more rural area, or maybe you prefer to just do things Virtually? If so, I can help you through virtual therapy, or telehealth. Telehealth allows me to provide counseling and therapy to my clients via live video conferencing. This can be done anywhere you have a computer or smartphone. Telehealth appointments can be very beneficial if getting to a traditional in-person appointment is not convenient, or you simply just don’t want to. A telehealth solution allows you to schedule an appointment directly online and have the entire therapy session take place digitally. While you don’t need a video camera, I do recommend you use one. To learn more and get started with virtual therapy, please contact me today.  

Dr. Amanda Roberts has close to 40 years of experience in the mental health field and 27 years of deep immersion and expertise in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy, EMDR. She is also trained in hypnosis and a variety of mind-body modalities. She has a growing interest in the neurobiological basis of effective psychotherapies and, in particular, neuroplasticity. She studied Psychology at Harvard University, earned a Bachelors in Political Science with an emphasis in International Relations from the University of California Berkeley, has a Master’s degree in Marriage Family Therapy from the University of San Francisco and earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, CIIS. At CIIS the curriculum marries eastern philosophy and religion with traditional western empirical psychological training. Her dissertation was a quality of life study on the use of laughter and humor in the treatment of cancer survivors. Her specialty is working with the psychological ramifications of medical issues, a branch of psychology known as Behavioral Medicine or Health Psychology. She has successfully worked with treatment resistant medically unexplained symptoms as well as chronic migraines, pain, cardiac, auto-immune, eating disorders and cancer. An additional specialty is in the treatment of recent traumatic/adverse events with ongoing traumatic stress. Dr. Roberts also provides clinical consultation to other EMDR clinicians individually and in groups remotely via Zoom. Dr Roberts is an EMDR International Association Approved Consultant and has been a Trauma Recovery Humanitarian Assistance Programs approved consultant, an EMDR trainer in early intervention and former leader of the Western Massachusetts Trauma Recovery Network, a community disaster response program. She has conducted R-TEP G-TEP trainings around the US for trauma clinicians and has been instrumental in setting up the Trauma Response Network in Britain formed in 2017 in response to terrorism and mass casualty events. She advised them on logistical and clinical issues. Dr. Roberts has an enduring and lifelong passion for global and international humanitarian issues. She completed three pre-doctoral internships at Stanford’s Drug and Alcohol Clinic, Stanford’s Counseling and Psychological Services and San Mateo County Mental Health Services and two post-doctoral internships.One in a national employee assistance program and another at the University of Massachusetts Memorial Center Medical school, ranked among the top ten medical schools in the United States. She worked in the Behavioral Medicine Clinic at the University of Massachusetts with rotations throughout cardiac and oncology, pain and bariatric surgery services. She has served on a mobile psychiatric crisis unit, in a full-service hospital emergency room, community mental health clinics and outreach, inpatient, general outpatient and two pain clinics. She has provided trainings/workshops nationally and internationally on a variety of mental health topics and was on the United Nations working team of EMDR therapists acting to introduce EMDR Therapy as a modality to be used in humanitarian programs around the world. More recently, as an EMDR ambassador, she facilitated, an engagement with the World Bank in the Philippines and has been involved in various leadership capacities. She launched a global initiative in 2018 called PRISE, a curriculum designed for paraprofessionals to deliver resliency training in resource poor areas of the world. https://www.prisehealth.org/ She is a consummate researcher and launched the world’s first EMDR clinical trial looking at the efficacy of the EMDR Group Traumatic Episode Protocol, GTEP with an oncology population. This protocol also has applicability to other medical/psychological populations. She holds herself to the highest standards of excellence and expects the same from others.  

I utilize a secure video platform to meet with clients at their convenience.  

You went through something horrific, and you thought you had dealt with it, you thought you could handle it on your own, but it keeps popping its little head up in your current life and relationships. Overwhelming emotional pain weighs on you. The emotional pain shows up as physical pain too - a literal heartache, muscle aches, or back pain. You have the weight of the world on your shoulders, and have for a very long time. Exhausted, you worry that your life will never be the same. The fear gnaws at you sometimes that maybe you will never get out from under this boulder of responsibility and heartache. You deserve to find your footing, and discover healing and meaning in life again. Making a full recovery is not out of reach. If you want to not just move on, but move forward, I’d love to help you get there. I offer online therapy so you can get the help you need after work or while the baby goes down for a nap. Finding the right therapist is hard. I have made my process as simple as possible. I offer 24/7 scheduling on my website for a free phone consultation. You can also reach out using my contact info above. Don't suffer through this alone. Take that first step and reach out today!  

Dr. Paul Daanen is a licensed clinical psychologist. He specializes in the assessment and treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (cPTSD). He is currently accepting new telehealth patients.  

As an experienced and compassionate therapist, I offer online therapy to clients across Colorado and life coaching to others nationwide. With a personalized and solution-focused approach, we can work together to overcome challenges and achieve your goals. Through secure video and messaging platforms, I provide convenient and accessible therapy sessions that fit your busy schedule. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship problems, I can help you build coping skills and insights for a happier and healthier life.  

Empowering sensitive and neurodivergent women to awaken, heal, and prosper while recovering from burnout, anxiety, life transitions, perfectionism, & people-pleasing. You don't need to do more, you need to feel safer! Your needs matter and you deserve to enjoy a lifestyle that works for you!  

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