Suzanne relocated with her family to the Roaring Fork Valley in 2007. She holds a BA from Yale University and recently earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Denver, specializing in mental health and trauma-informed clinical skills.

Suzanne takes an integrative approach to therapy, blending elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and Mindfulness techniques. She works collaboratively with clients to develop coping skills, effective strategies, and greater self-confidence. Suzanne supports individuals of all ages through life transitions, relationship challenges, depression, anxiety, trauma, and parenting challenges. Her empathetic and tailored approach empowers clients to navigate their unique journeys with resilience and clarity.

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Rachael has called Colorado home since 2009. She completed her BA at CU Boulder and her Masters in Social Work at Smith College School for Social Work. Between the two, she was employed in middle and high schools, a shelter for victims of domestic and dating violence, adult outpatient and wilderness therapy settings.

Rachael's approach to therapy is grounded in the belief that the relationship between therapist and client is the most important element of healing and growth. She is trained in trauma processing modalities of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Level 1 and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). She grounds her practice in attachment and trauma theories with an emphasis on client nervous system regulation. Rachael's approach acknowledges and celebrates each client's unique identities and incorporates her training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Motivational Interviewing and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Drawing on a range of evidence-based interventions tailored to each client's needs, Rachael is committed to providing affirming care and ensures a safe, supportive environment for all clients including LGBTQIA+. Her strength-based approach and anti-oppressive framework make her a fierce advocate for client empowerment. Rachael sees mental health as a journey to heal attachment wounds and patterns of nervous system dysregulation with the trajectory toward a sound relationship with self and others. She is passionate about supporting clients to find internal understanding and develop new skills so they can thrive!

In her free time, Rachael can be found cooking a new recipe, reading an enthralling book or adventuring up and down the mountains of Colorado. 

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Kelly graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Sociology. After graduation, she traveled the world studying human and animal behaviors. Kelly lived in New Zealand for a year, where she worked with the endangered Kiwi birds. She became interested in the intersections of human and animal survival behaviors. She traveled to Nepal and worked alongside Sherpas and yaks while learning about mental health in the Everest and Annapurna regions. She moved to Hawaii and worked at a Horticulture therapy program where she learned more about Wilderness Therapy and ceremony. While working with mustangs and wolves, she found a passion for animal-assisted therapy. She graduated with her Master’s Degree in Wilderness Therapy from Naropa. Kelly has been a wilderness guide for the past 10 years where she incorporates her yoga teacher training from Kripalu, PSIA-Professional Ski Instructors of America, AASI-American Association of Snowboard Instructors, Rope’s Course Critical Skills, Wilderness First Responder, and Leadership development skills to help facilitate both external and internal growth. Kelly is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has specialized in crisis work since 2016.

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