Sandy Black, LPC

Sandy Black, LPC

by | Jun 30, 2025

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Sandy Black, LPC

Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck in patterns that no longer serve you?

I work with professionals, older adults, and college students who may be experiencing academic pressure, relationship challenges, work-life stress, or emotional struggles like anxiety, depression, or trauma. 

I offer a collaborative space where you can be heard, supported, and empowered to grow.

My approach combines evidence-based therapy with coaching strategies to help you move through what’s holding you back and into the life you want to be living. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps shift unhelpful thinking that affects your mood and functioning. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) can reduce the impact of past trauma by helping you process painful memories in a safe and manageable way. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps you build emotional flexibility and make meaningful choices—even in the presence of difficult thoughts or feelings. As a certified life coach, I also support you in turning insight into meaningful steps forward.

In our work together, my goal is not to “fix” you but to help you reconnect with your own clarity, confidence, and direction. People often say I help them see new possibilities, giving them hope that meaningful change is possible.

My office is located near CU Boulder, and I offer both in-person and telehealth sessions. Outside of my practice, I enjoy hiking, paddleboarding, and spending time with my family.

If you’re looking for a therapist who is collaborative, approachable, and focused on helping you create meaningful change, I’d be happy to connect.  You’re welcome to schedule a first session or reach out for a free 10–15-minute phone consult. Evening sessions are available.

Contact Sandy Black, LPC

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805 South Broadway, Suite 201
Boulder, CO 80305

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303-981-6937
https://www.sandy-black.com

Kat Austin, LPC, LAC, LMFT

Kat Austin, LPC, LAC, LMFT

by | Aug 28, 2013

Kat Austin, LPC, LAC, LMFT

I am an experienced clinician in Boulder who works with a broad range of problems experienced by adults, young adults adolescents, families and couples. I bring 14 years of experience into my work from an array of settings including residential treatment programs, transitional living programs, outpatient clinics, drug treatment court, and private practice.

I utilize an approach, which combines humanistic principals, attachment theory, mindfulness tools, experiential exercises, addiction treatment, family systems theory, and emotionally focused couples therapy. I start with building a relationship with you that fosters trust, openness, and safety. I then tailor my approach to your unique needs to meet your goals and desires for treatment.

Educational Background: I received a bachelor of arts and a teaching certification in secondary social studies from the University of Colorado at Boulder. In 2009, I completed a masters of arts in counseling psychology with a specialization in couples and family therapy from the University of Colorado at Denver. I have completed training in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, Satir transformational systemic therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and EMDR.

Specialty Treatment Areas: Martial issues, infidelity, premarital counseling, drug and alcohol abuse/addiction, family conflict, transitional and adjustment issues, depression, anxiety, oppositional defiance, trauma, EMDR, self harm, eating disorders, impulse control issues, mentoring.

My Practice:

Couples: I am trained in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT). EFT leads a couple to get right to the heart of the problems that keep relationships unsatisfying and disconnected. The goal is to help you create safety and security in your relationship so that deep connection and caring can grow from the practice of honesty and vulnerability. I will help a couple identify the negative cycle they get stuck in. Then I will lead the couple to develop new ways of interacting that will help manage conflict and move into the caring, loving, and connected relationship we all desire. EFT has been found to be successful with about 75% of couples.

Families: Working from a systemic view of change, I effort to help families increase their communication, connection, and harmony within their relationships and their homes. We can become entrenched in unhealthy and unproductive patterns. I will help each family member develop awareness around their part in these patterns and develop new ways of being within the system thus rekindling a positivity and synchronicity in the family.

Individuals: I work with adolescents, young adults, and adults.   I have a passion for working with adolescents and young adults. The adolescent years can be difficult to navigate through and young adults have the struggle of individuating from their parents. I will guide adolescents and young adults through this difficult time—helping them develop more emotional awareness, coping skills, and realizing their individuality and resiliency.   I also work with adults clients presenting with depression, anxiety, impulse control issues, and trauma. I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and use it often with individual clients.

Working with drug and alcohol abuse or dependence: I have years of experience working with addiction issues. I work from a biopsychosocial model of addiction, helping the client develop understanding of the underlying aspects of their use and how their use could be maladaptive way to cope with uncomfortable feelings.

Disclaimer: Boulder Psychological Services is a marketing platform. All therapists listed are independent clinicians who are solely responsible for their therapeutic practices.

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2305 Canyon Blvd, Suite 101, Boulder CO 80302
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303-917-5418

Kimberly Bryant, LPC

Kimberly Bryant, LPC

by | May 3, 2017

Kimberly Bryant, LPC

Greetings! 

My professional mission is to be of benefit to the well-being of people, families, and communities through skillful attendance, education, and love.

I am have been serving our community as a Therapeutic Consultant, Family Counselor, and Parent Educator for over 15 years. My professional focus is in supporting those seeking to heal from relational difficulties and traumatic events. My clinical roots and practices include attachment based transpersonal and integrative neurobiological modalities and my counseling approach assists the courage, vulnerability, and patience necessary for transformational change. 

With deep regard for the outcomes of skilled therapy and in each of our potential for profound change, guiding individuals and families to transform and grow towards greater health and connection is my primary goal.

All of the Community and Home Based Services, Psychiatric Assessment supports, Nature Based Programming, Residential Treatment, Therapeutic Boarding Schools, and young Adult Transition Programs I work with are carefully evaluated and screened for clinical expertise and professional integrity.

I maintain ongoing research, development, and training in the following areas~

  • Professionals and Programs that provide highest quality clinical services and outcomes. 
  • Neuro-Psycho-Biological Applications of Trauma and Systems Treatment
  • Relationship Based Family Therapy Practices
    • Parenting Education and Coaching
    • Prenatal, Child and Adolescent Development
    • Family Reunification and Preservation 
    • Emerging Adulthood Issues and Coaching Methods
    • Communication Training 
    • Intergenerational Healing
  • Wholistic Integrative Trauma Sensitive Models and Practices for Complex Stress Disorders
    • Gestalt Therapy and Internal Systems
    • Somatic Reprocessing
    • Group Process and Council Practices 
    • Psychodrama
    • Depth Hypnotherapy
    • Applied Shamanism
    • Restorative Justice Practices

I have experience working with youth and families to heal around various topics, including:

Relational Trauma, Incest & Sexual Abuse, Physical Abuse, Emotional/Verbal and Domestic Abuse, Neglect, Acute and Developmental PTSD, Adoption, Emotional Regulation Dis-orders, Attachment Dis-orders, Self-Esteem, Identity Development, LGBTQ Issues, Communication Skill Building, Social/Emotional/Character Development, Body Image and Dysmorphic Dis-orders, Sexual Reactivity, Mood Dis-orders, Anxiety & Depression, Self-Harm, Dissociation, Substance Abuse, Process Addictions, Emerging Personality Disorders, Autism Spectrum Dis-orders, Transitioning to Independent Living, Learning Disabilities and Educational Alternatives,  Adult Attachment, Co-Parenting, Intergenerational issues, Multi-Cultural issues, Psychopharmacology, and many, many more…

May You Always Find the Support You Seek~

With Kindness, 

Kimberly

Disclaimer: Boulder Psychological Services is a marketing platform. All therapists listed are independent clinicians who are solely responsible for their therapeutic practices.

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100 Arapahoe, Suite 8, Boulder, Colorado 80302
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720-300-2328

Roslynn Regnery, LPC

Roslynn Regnery, LPC

by | Sep 19, 2023

Roslynn Regnery, LPC

I work primarily with adults ages 20–60 who are longing for deeper connection — to themselves, their relationships, and the natural world. Many of the people who find me are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, burnout, major life transitions, or simply a quiet sense that something inside feels disconnected or untended.

Nature is not just a backdrop in my work — it is a partner in the process. I offer outdoor therapy sessions for those who feel called to step outside the traditional office setting. Walking beside a river, sitting beneath trees, or feeling the steadiness of the earth beneath us can create a kind of spaciousness that supports clarity, grounding, and authentic change. I also offer in-person office sessions and telehealth, allowing us to choose the setting that best fits your needs.

While my practice is centered on adults, I also work with children ages 0–10 and support parents around communication and relational skills. With children, I offer 45-minute Synergetic Play Therapy sessions in my office or outdoors. Later in the week, I connect with parents or caregivers for a 15-minute phone consultation to explore how the themes from therapy can be integrated at home. This approach allows meaningful change to ripple through the whole family system while honoring each member’s individual process.

Many people are surprised that I work with both children and adults. I value this range deeply. Different developmental stages bring different challenges and gifts — and witnessing the full spectrum of growth enriches my work. My work with children complements my work with adults, because no matter our age, parts of us can still feel small, tender, or young. I meet both populations with warmth, humor, and grounded directness.

Specialty Treatment Areas

  • Depression (including a subtle sense that something feels missing)
  • Anxiety (chronic anxiety and anxiety related to specific events)
  • Trauma and overwhelm
  • Challenging transitions (relationships, work, grief, identity shifts)
  • Women’s issues (motherhood, fertility, systemic pressures)
  • Gender identity support (trans, nonbinary, and gender-diverse clients)
  • Parenting difficulties (with lived understanding — I’m a parent of two)

How I Work

It is my soul’s work to be a creative therapist. While talking is essential in therapy, it is not the only doorway. I integrate mindfulness, body awareness, EMDR, Hokomi, Gestalt, experiential approaches, and nature-based practices to help clients access their own deeper wisdom. I may incorporate movement, art, humor, somatic awareness, or time outdoors when it serves the work.

My goal is for clients to leave sessions feeling more centered — more connected to their inner steadiness and their belonging in this world.

Together, We Can Work On:

  • Finding the gifts within your struggles
  • Staying grounded in anxiety-producing environments
  • Exploring how your past influences your present
  • Creating healthy, sustainable choices that support growth
  • Identifying relationship patterns
  • Revitalizing you

Background

I earned my master’s degree in Transpersonal Psychology with a concentration in Wilderness Therapy from Naropa University in 2010. Since then, I have completed trainings in Hakomi, Gestalt, grief work, trauma, body-focused healing, Nonviolent Communication, somatic practices, heart-centered meditation, Synergetic Play Therapy, EMDR, and mother–daughter relationships.

My professional experience includes therapeutic and supportive roles with Women’s Wilderness Institute, Judy’s House, Outward Bound, preschools, and university settings.

Disclaimer: Boulder Psychological Services is a marketing platform. All therapists listed are independent clinicians who are solely responsible for their therapeutic practices.

Contact

Roslynn Regnery, LPC

    195 2nd Ave., Lyons, CO 80540
    735 Poplar Ave., Boulder, CO 80304
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    Victoria Olson, LPC, LAC

    Victoria Olson, LPC, LAC

    by | Jan 10, 2024

    Victoria Olson, LPC, LAC
     

    Victoria Olson is a therapist, clinical interventionist, and coach in Boulder, CO with more than 30 years of experience walking alongside adults, families, and young adults through some of the most challenging and meaningful moments of their lives. Having worked in residential treatment, youth shelters, transitional living programs, and private practice, everything Victoria has learned within those settings lives in the way she shows up for her clients. Real change happens inside a real relationship. Before anything else, Victoria focuses on building a connection with clients that feels safe, honest, and genuinely supportive. 

    Educational Background: Victoria has a Master of Arts in Counseling from Adams State University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), Love First Clinical Interventionist, and Therapeutic Coach. Victoria brings her training in Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, alongside three decades of lived clinical experience into every session.

    Specialty Areas: Individual therapy, therapeutic coaching, substance use and addiction, recovery and sobriety, clinical interventions, family coaching, parent coaching, depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationships, personal growth, and identity.

    My Practice

    Individual Therapy: Sometimes life brings us to a place where we need more than suggestions, we need a space to slow down, go deeper, and understand ourselves more fully. I work with adults and young adults navigating depression, anxiety, grief, relationship pain, and the quieter struggles that are harder to name. I am also drawn to working with people who are not in crisis but feel an ache for something more, more meaning, more clarity, a stronger sense of who they are and what they want their life to look like. My approach is warm, collaborative, and rooted in a genuine belief in your capacity to grow.

    Therapeutic Coaching: For those who want focused, forward-moving support outside of traditional therapy, therapeutic coaching offers a powerful alternative. Drawing on my clinical background, we work together on your specific goals, building skills, shifting patterns, expanding self-awareness, and creating real momentum in your life. This is practical, relational work guided by the same care and depth I bring to the therapy room, and it can be an especially good fit for people in life transitions, navigating major decisions, or simply ready to grow.

    Family and Parent Coaching:Families can get stuck in cycles that exhaust everyone, especially when a struggling family member, conflict, or difficult transition is central. I work with parents and families to improve communication, deepen connection, and build new ways of relating that actually work. This is not about blame or fixing anyone; it is about helping every person in the system find their footing so the whole family can move forward together.

    Recovery and Sobriety Coaching: I have spent much of my career working with individuals and families affected by substance use, and it remains some of the most meaningful work I do. I work from a biopsychosocial model, meaning we look at the whole picture, not just the substance, but the feelings, experiences, and patterns underneath it. Whether you are newly sober, thinking about making a change, or working to protect a recovery you have already built, I will be with you in it.

    Clinical Interventions: When a family watches someone they love struggle with addiction or destructive behavior and feels helpless, intervention can open a door in away that nothing else has previously. I work with families to plan and carry out compassionate, carefully structured Love First Interventions, guided by clinical experience and deep respect for everyone involved. This is sensitive work, and I will be with your family every step of the way.

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    Disclaimer: Boulder Psychological Services is a marketing platform. All therapists listed are independent clinicians who are solely responsible for their therapeutic practices.

     

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    Victoria Olson, LPC, LAC

      2101 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO 80302
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      http://www.wewillresolve.com
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