Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) therapists in La Junta, Colorado CO

Our work meets you where you are—inviting healing that’s felt in the body, nourishes the spirit, and deepens connection to self and others. Using AEDP, EMDR, and body-based therapy, I guide clients to feel safely, release old patterns, and reconnect with who they truly are—so they can live with more authenticity, ease, and emotional freedom.  

I love helping my clients become the best versions of themselves. By helping them clear their limiting beliefs and healing their past traumas, they are able to shift their perspectives and create more fulfilling lives.  

David Rothman Licensed Professional Counselor - LPC I’m a therapist dedicated to helping individuals and couples heal the places where relationships feel stuck, tender, or overwhelming. For more than a decade, I’ve supported people through moments of relational disconnection, attachment wounds, and the challenges that arise from substance use and life transitions. My work is grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), AEDP, and psychodynamic approaches, all of which honor the power of connection, emotional safety, and the inherent capacity we each have to heal. As a husband and father, I deeply value the meaning of closeness, vulnerability, and the work it sometimes takes to stay connected. These personal experiences shape my belief that relationships—whether with partners, children, or ourselves—are central to our well-being. I strive to bring warmth, steadiness, and genuine care into every session. In therapy, I help clients slow down, understand the deeper patterns shaping their emotions and behaviors, and create space for new ways of relating. Whether you’re navigating conflict, rebuilding trust, healing attachment injuries, or working through the emotional impact of substance use, I’m here to walk with you—not as an expert who has all the answers, but as a partner in your growth. My intention is to offer a welcoming, non-judgmental space where you feel seen, supported, and encouraged to explore what’s possible. Healing is relational, and you don’t have to do it alone.