Whether you are alone, working, traveling, with strangers, with chosen family, or with biological family, the holidays can prompt a wide range of emotions and struggles.
This time of year can also be one of the most difficult to find the motivation to start counseling. Days are shorter, schedules are busier, and we can always put down counseling as one of our New Year's resolutions, right?!
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In honor of the spirit of Thanksgiving, I am providing a holiday special:
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Contact Jess for an intake session and fill out the preliminary paperwork by December 7th, and receive your first three sessions FREE!
Sessions can take place in either the Denver office or the Boulder office. Services available in English, American Sign Language, and Spanish.
“All children [and adults] should be taught to unconditionally accept, approve, admire, appreciate, forgive, trust, and ultimately, love their own person.”