SERVICES
Therapy for Teens
BPS Therapy Services for Teens and Adolescents
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BPS Providers That Work with Teens
Kat Austin, LPC, LAC, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Addiction Counselor
I specialize in working with teens, families, and young adults. For over 20 years, I have served youth in the community as a coach, teacher, mentor, day treatment specialist, substance abuse counselor and family therapist. My dynamic and varied experience allows me to offer a unique and customized skill set to match the needs of the individual client and/or family.
Contact information:
303-917-5418
Kimberly Bryant, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
I am a Therapeutic Educational Consultant, Family Counselor, and Therapeutic Parent and Family Coach specializing in healing from relationship difficulties and traumatic events. I work alongside my clients and families to assist the courage, vulnerability, and patience necessary for efficacy of treatment goals over time.
Contact information:
720-300-2328
Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Central to my psychotherapy practice is my passion for serving children, teens, families, and women. While my services include traditional methods such as Cognitive Behavioral techniques and psychoanalysis, I believe the most effective modality for change is often through interacting with animals and nature.
Contact information:
303-548-3018
Dan Fox, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Dan uses a variety of approaches to help teens and families get more functional and feel more successful. Some clients do better when the work is done out of the office. Some benefit from Dan’s short-term, cognitive-behavioral interventions. For other clients, Dan approaches ongoing therapy from a Humanistic and Gestalt view.
Contact information:
303-579-6861
Harmony Barrett Isaacs, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
My work with teenagers and young adults includes drug and alcohol abuse and addiction, social anxiety and shyness, general anxiety and panic attacks, depression, grief and loss issues, trauma, school issues, and complex family issues. While all of these can be horrific for the individual and families involved, the underlying resiliency present in each of these young people and families is the foundation that we build from in the healing process. The core value and the innate goodness of each person can be nurtured and strengthened to work through the most difficult of situations.
Contact information:
303-717-9785
Colleen Conroy, MA, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
My therapy practice is informed from a depth perspective and in an attachment-focused framework. I integrate practical skills, somatic work and soul inquiry to help with integration of one’s whole self. My work joins the forces of the functional with the creative in order to arrive at a new and more workable understanding of self and relationships.
Contact Information:
(303) 319-4880
Karen Wilding, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Karen’s approach is direct, supportive and caring. Karen believes that effective psychotherapy is based upon mutual curiosity and genuineness in discovering how to meet life’s challenges – including family issues, anxiety, depression and other mental health issues. The path through these difficulties includes facing them with humor, gentleness and bravery. The fruition of this exploration is a greater awareness of self and an appreciation of others.
Contact information:
303-818-1947
Zach DePledge, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
During my 12 years in the mental health field, I’ve guided adolescents, adults, and parents in the Boulder and Longmont areas. Offering empathy, understanding, and evidence-based interventions, I help navigate societal pressures, anxiety, and depression utilizing relational-based therapy.
Contact information:
720-893-2363
Ryan O'Millian, LPC, LAC
Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Addictions Counselor
I am dedicated to working with people who want to get at the roots of their emotional distress and personal suffering. Building a collaborative relationship in therapy is the single most important factor in therapeutic success. This relationship will be the keystone for facilitating your personal growth and understanding of yourself not just intellectually, but also emotionally. Over time, an internalized healing space forms where you can recover access to parts of your true self. Speaking freely without unnecessary self-censorship may be simple, but it is not easy. I encourage you to try.
Contact information:
720-907-3313