Online Psychodynamic therapists in Colorado
Psychodynamic
Dr. Amy Schullery
Psychologist, Psy.D.
I offer online therapy you can access easily from the comfort of your phone, tablet or computer.
17 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Sophia Aguirre
Psychologist, Ph.D., CGP, F-AGPA
I have a passion for helping individuals establish more satisfying, authentic relationships with others and with themselves. I am a Latina psychologist providing culturally-affirming therapy for Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC), Latinx, & LGBTQ communities.
15 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Trey Cole
Psychologist, Psy.D., ABPP, DAAETS
Sometimes factors such as distance, time, and professional or personal obligations hinder you from receiving psychological services. Online therapy can help remove some of those obstacles so you can get the help you deserve.
17 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Jocelyn Stott ~ Circle 3 Counseling
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW/LMSW, CBEIP-MH
Currently offering online therapy in Montana, Colorado, Wyoming and Michigan
6 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Dana C. Avey
Marriage and Family Therapist, MS, MA, DBH, LMFT, BC-TMH, ADS
For various reasons, some individuals desire to participate in therapy through the convenience of live, video sessions. This service is available to adults who are located in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Arizona, New Mexico, Delaware, Vermont, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Idaho. All you need is a secure internet connection and some privacy.
15 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Susan Stone
Marriage and Family Therapist, M.A., Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
I work with adults from every walk of life and in diverse circumstances. The common thread: things don't feel manageable anymore. Life has gotten out of hand, and feelings like anxiety, self-doubt, depression, and disappointment seem to be taking over – if they haven’t already. Some might think they are “going crazy!” Others feel selfish because they crave self-care and a break from never being enough.
My job (and privilege) is to come alongside you to provide support, feedback, and help you better understand things and make plans to improve things. Sometimes, I will validate feelings that you’ve discounted or point out challenges you’ve grown so accustomed to that you brush them aside, even though they are part of what trips you up. Together, we’ll gain perspectives and insights about how to make things better.
Sessions will be via telehealth (live video). While it can take a little getting used to for those accustomed to in-person sessions, the ease of access and being in a space that is familiar and comfortable goes a long way to make up for the distance. Many find that having ready access to their online notes and journals, screen sharing, and the ability to look up information together in session provides extra benefits. As for rapport and connectedness, video therapy doesn’t need to impede these critical features of the therapeutic relationship.
In session, we will review the week for clues about what to focus on. We will talk about how things went and how they could have turned out better. I’ll ask many questions, listen a lot, and work with you to identify options for improving life. You’ll tear up sometimes, but you’ll be surprised how often we chuckle.
34 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dawn Johnson
Psychologist, PsyD
I have extensive experience with college students, young adults and established professionals, with a particular focus on individuals navigating life transitions such as college and graduation, young adulthood, relationship changes, pregnancy and parenthood. I also have expertise in the treatment of disordered eating, particularly binge eating disorder, and “body focused repetitive behaviors” such as hair pulling and skin picking. Having previously worked in global talent management, I work well with clients who feel stuck professionally, struggle with work/life balance, or are considering a career change. I am also an experienced clinical supervisor, providing training and oversight to other doctoral level therapists.
I welcome and am actively affirming of individuals of all sexual orientations, gender identities and cultural backgrounds, and frequently work with clients who are exploring various aspects of their identity.
6 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
SpringSource Psychological Center, PLLC
Psychologist
We are pleased to offer teletherapy at this time as an option for our clients. We have found teletherapy to be a way to improve access to care for many. We suggest speaking with your provider about whether teletherapy is recommended for you.
29 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Bold Expressions Therapy
Psychologist, Psy.D.
I provide online therapy. It is my goal to provide competent and confidential online therapy to individuals. I believe online therapy is a valuable tool that opens the possibility of participating in therapy for individuals who would otherwise be hindered by meeting in person.
4 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Brian Weir
Psychologist, PsyD
Finding a good therapist can be difficult. Credentials and experience are fairly straight forward to evaluate, but for a good therapeutic match your sense of comfort is essential. Therefore, I offer a free phone consultation to help you determine if I am a good match for you.
I have helped others like you improve their relationships, overcome anxiety, depression and anger. Social difficulties, self-esteem and personal growth are often areas of focus.
Naturally, each person and their issues have unique aspects and therefore my treatment approach will vary to some degree. Often a goal of therapy is to replace blind habit with choice. Among many approaches I use, we may explore your past as it relates to the here and now which can uncover patterns that you unknowingly engage in. At times I may offer specific exercises and tools for you to practice on your own. Recognizing your strengths, we will work on building genuine self-confidence, self-esteem, and finding motivation and support to overcome obstacles in life.
21 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Vida Mendez
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, LICSW, EMDR II
As you know, time is a precious resource. Whether it’s a challenging job, running kids around, taking care of aging parents, or (the list goes on)… there are so many demands on your life.Time is NOT something you have a lot of, so why spend the extra time running all over town to get to a therapy appointment? This is where virtual therapy becomes SO helpful!
There are many benefits to virtual therapy. First, avoiding the commute will save you at least 30 minutes. You can do virtual therapy anywhere in the state. As long you’re in Colorado or Massachusetts, we can work together… even if you’re hours away!Plus, tears and snot can be a part of therapy, so having privacy after an appointment can be comforting. You don’t have to gather yourself quickly before walking through a lobby full of strangers. There’s just something about being in your own environment that helps you feel comfortable and more able to be open. That’s why I provide all my services virtually. It’s simply the best and most convenient way to deliver mental health services to the greatest number of people.
Do you feel a little uncomfortable about online therapy? So was I at first. I literally had to convert to a virtual practice overnight. I was beyond nervous because I had only ever done therapy in person. I quickly learned there wasn’t much difference between virtual and in-person sessions (an experience validated by a lot of research). I’ve also had past clients convert from in-person to virtual therapy, noting that it was “more convenient,” and they felt “no difference” in how effective sessions were.
The connection between client and therapist is very similar. If you’ve done virtual sessions that felt “awkward” in the past, I bet it was more about the therapist not being the right fit and less about the virtual environment. If the connection is there, it’s there.
As long as I can see your face, I can read your affect and sense your demeanor as effectively as I can in person. I feel as connected and attuned to my virtual and in-person clients.
I treat my virtual appointments with the same level of professionalism that I would demonstrate in the office environment, and you’ll get the same tools and interventions as you would in an office environment. And you can also be sure that your privacy is my number one priority. I use telehealth software that is 100% compliant with HIPAA privacy laws and regulations.
Ready to get started? It’s easy. All you need is a device with video capability (e.g., a laptop, desktop, or cell phone), a reliable Internet connection, and privacy from others.Therapy needs to be confidential. No matter how well you may know the person, they should not be listening to your session or in the same room while you’re doing therapy.
So, have an open mind. Virtual therapy might be exactly right for you!
6 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Sarah Caldwell
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LICSW
I've been providing online therapy, including EMDR, since 2021.
8 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Brett Swords
Psychologist, Ph.D.
You’ve taken a critical first step toward starting to feel better: you are exploring your options for therapy. For this, you should give yourself a pat on the back—starting the process of reaching out for help is never easy. The next step is finding the right therapist for you. I specialize in working with people who are not getting what they want or need out of relationships (including their relationship with themselves). Many of my clients describe being hard on themselves, having difficulty forming relationships, or not feeling fulfilled by their relationships.
16 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Lee Chase
Psychologist, Ph.D.
I am offering HIPAA-compliant video therapy services.
30 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Courtney Cantrell
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Dr. Cantrell provides telehealth services via HIPAA compliant platforms in an effort to protect the patient's privacy.
10 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
David A. Heilman
Psychologist, Psy.D.
I meet with clients online utilizing an online telehealth platform, Zoom for Healthcare.
6 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Dr. Lyndsay Elliott
Psychologist, PsyD.
Not your typical therapy model, because I am not your typical therapist.
You already have a have a great life. You just need the clarity and resources in order to make it BETTER. I have over 20 years of clinical experience, and I know what works and what doesn't. We will work in conjunction to create change, quickly and effectively.
I currently follow a telehealth model, which provides both convenience and flexibility, from the location of your choosing. Telehealth sessions work just like regular therapy. All you need is a working device, a private space to feel comfortable, and a strong internet connection.
19 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Natalie Stemati
Psychologist, Psy.D.
I offer individual, group, and couples therapy services in person or telehealth. I use HIPAA compliant platforms for both video or phone options.
13 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Joseph S. Weiss, PhD
Psychologist, PhD
Online therapy, or teletherapy, can help you process the questions and concerns you have so you can identify the primary source of your stress and begin taking concrete steps to regain a sense of control in your life. https://www.theanxietydocseattle.com/online-therapy/
23 Years Experience
Psychodynamic
Hope I. Hills, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Licensed Psychologist in NC, Authorized PsyPact Practitioner in 40 states
Although I see clients in person if you live close to me in NC, I am "authorized" to see clients through Teletherapy by PsyPact, which lets me work with folks in all PsyPact states. I see individuals and couples (who sometimes aren't in the same place!) on my platform, and there is an "ease" that I don't think people expect. My core theory approach is Interpersonal Psychotherapy (combined with CBT, Gestalt, attention to lifestyle, spiritual life and career). I use testing to give us a "quickstart", namely the MBTI, FIRO/B, and Strong Interest Inventory. I also have a list of "handouts" (You wouldn't guess that I've been a professor in Counseling Psychology, would you?!) and a model called the Interpersonal Flexibility Circle that I've developed to more clearly see concretely how relationships really work. All of these methods support our work and are teletherapy friendly. All of them support both individual and relationship therapy (even your relationship with all ages of your SELF!) I use an approach that helps people to rather quickly recognize how their "stuck challenges" and defenses have been "safety maneuvers" for perhaps their whole lives. How enlightening and empowering!
38 Years Experience