Charley Rosicky, LCSW

Charley Rosicky, LCSW

by | Jan 4, 2024

Charley Rosicky, LCSW

I am a psychotherapist in Louisville, Colorado. I provide both in-person and virtual therapy for seniors, adults and young adults. I can assist with a variety of issues including divorce, past traumas, climate crisis related issues, and spiritual losses. I specialize in therapy for grief and loss. If you are coping with illness, caregiving, or grieving, I offer warmth, knowledge and tools that bring relief in the midst of change. It is normal that any one of these life changes can exacerbate anxiety, depression, sleep disturbance and relationship discord, among other difficulties. You can expect that I will provide full acceptance of where you are, and focus on your goals. I offer a rich array of therapeutic tools to meet those goals and support your unique process of adapting to life’s transitions.

 I am grateful for the opportunity for over twenty years to have served in the non-profit sector as a hospice social worker and grief therapist in Boulder County, CO. The natural environment has been an important partner in my own healing. My therapy practice is called Song Sparrow Counseling because I love birds and because the Song Sparrow sings such a distinctive song. The journey to health and vitality is like clarifying your own beautiful song. In working through my own losses, I gained a deep respect for the uniqueness of every grief experience. I believe that people can learn to have compassion for each struggling part of themselves, and thereby liberate struggles into wellbeing. I have seen how mindfulness can be a key ingredient in that healing. Sometimes it happens quite quickly with the right support.

 I live with my spouse in Lafayette, CO. When I am not providing therapy, I enjoy volunteering at her school Ziji Early Elementary, spending time with friends and family, home remodeling, playing soccer, and being with song sparrows and other creatures in the outdoors.

 Primary therapeutic methods: Companioning Grief Therapy, Medical Social Work Expertise, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Mindfulness, Brainspotting, and Solution Focused Therapy.

 

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

Contact
Charley Rosicky, LCSW

    287 Century Circle, Suite 100, Louisville, CO 80027
    z

    Dan Fox, LPC

    Dan Fox, LPC

    by | Aug 26, 2013

    Dan Fox, LPC

    Dan has spent the past 25 years helping adolescents (and their families) with the work of growing into healthy, happy adults. His diverse background includes teaching high school, running a summer camp, school counseling, and directing September High School.

    As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Dan has brought these experiences into his clinical work. He is committed to the idea that there is hope for your teen and relief for your family.

    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.

    Dan provides talks and workshops for schools, summer camps, and other organizations seeking to understand adolescents and help them grow up. He also provides consultation and coaching by phone for parents around the country.

    Specialty Treatment Areas: Adolescent Development; Family Systems; School/ Career Issues; Depression, Anxiety, and Bipolar Disorders; ADHD; Substance Issues, Anger Management and ODD.

    Client Populations: Adolescents, young adults, adults, couples, and families.

    Please call 303-579-6861 or email Dan, if you have questions or would like to set up an initial appointment.

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

    Meet Dan Fox – Video

    Contact Dan Fox, LPC

    2 + 13 =

    824 East Pine Street, Louisville, CO 80027
    z
    303-579-6861

    Watch more videos from
    Dan Fox

    Harmony Barrett Isaacs, LPC

    Harmony Barrett Isaacs, LPC

    by | Aug 28, 2013

    Harmony Barrett Isaacs, LPC

    Specialty Treatment Areas: Transitional and adjustment issues, drug and alcohol abuse, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, school issues, grief and loss issues, oppositional defiance, trauma, family issues, parent coaching, early motherhood

    I have been working with children, adolescents, and young adults since 2000 in a number of non-profit and private organizations. Early on, I helped organize the teen advisory board for pregnancy prevention and adolescent self esteem programs in Portland, Oregon. Since returning to Boulder, I worked as a residential counselor at Attention Homes, completed my graduate internship working with children, adolescents, and families at the Mental Health Center of Boulder County, worked as a primary case worker AIM House, a private residential transitional program for young women, and taught emotional and general health classes at Watershed School and Catalyst High School.  I now draw from each of these unique experiences when working with my clients in private practice.

    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.

    Why I enjoy working with adolescents and young adults (including college students):

    Adolescence and young adulthood are such amazing, magical, wondrous, and tumultuous times of life. There is such ripe ground for exploration and discovery, yet many young people get stuck in the mud along the journey. It has been a great joy and education for me to work with teenagers and young adults in a variety of settings, and it was these experiences that set me off on my own journey into psychology. Through these experiences, I have become keenly aware of the power of HOPE for change that is present and crucial when working with young people. When coupled with deep listening, a lot of humor, and witnessing the unique person experiencing their world for the first time, the process of therapy can be a profoundly rewarding experience for both client and therapist.

    Working with parents:

    I offer support for parents who are navigating difficult terrain with their adolescents and young adults, including divorce, transition from middle school to high school, and transition from high school to college and adulthood. While these times can be very difficult for the children, who may also need therapeutic support, it is imperative that parents acknowledge their own difficulties, patterns, and feelings present in the conflict. When parents are able to work through their own issues, it provides a healthy model for their children to do the same. Parents’ ability to take care of themselves through conflicts is emphasized.

    Taking care of yourself starts when you kids are babies!

    Download Harmony’s handout on “Caring for Yourself as You Care for Your Baby”
    Disclaimer: Boulder Psychological Services is a marketing platform. All therapists listed are independent clinicians who are solely responsible for their therapeutic practices.

    Teens who struggle with Anxiety
    Webinar

    Contact Harmony Barrett Isaacs, LPC

    10 + 15 =

    2305 Canyon Blvd, Suite 101, Boulder, CO 80302
    z
    303-717-9785 | Fax: 303-593-1058
    CoreConnectionsCounseling.com

    Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW

    Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW

    by | Aug 28, 2013

    Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW member of Boulder Psychological Services

    Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW

    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.

    Equine Assisted Psychotherapy: Horses offer unconditional support in working through relationship patterns and emotional difficulties. You, your child, or your family, will be guided to improve coping mechanisms, develop healthy attachments, and to live an empowered life.

    Animal assisted therapy: Working with either my animals or your own family pets has proven to be instrumental in helping those who suffer from depression or anxiety or who have experienced a loss due to divorce, illness, or trauma.

    Teen therapy and Mentoring: Throughout my 15 year career working with teens, I have received training in treating sexual trauma, adoption and attachment, as well as effectively serving persons on the Autism spectrum. I discovered that the best way to create permanent change for your child is with out-of-the-box, or more specifically, out-of-the-office methods. Because adolescents often have difficulty in a traditional office setting, they feel more open to therapy when in their community environment. I am available to pick your child up from school, to meet in a park, or in your home. Some examples of mentoring activities are hiking, rock climbing, horseback riding, or simply going for coffee. Whether I am helping them job hunt or accompanying them to a meeting with their school counselor, I will be working intensively to help your teen resolve their difficulties. Finally, I believe that parent education and involvement are integral components for an effective treatment plan.

    For more information about how I can help you, your child, or your adolescent, please visit my website www.jennykey.com or feel free to email or contact me directly.

    Watch my webinar on supporting children and teens who struggle with anxiety:

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

    A discussion on successfully parenting in a blended family:

    Meet Jenny Key – Video

    Contact

    Jennifer Key Jaeger, LCSW

      z
      303-548-3018
      jenny@keyconciergetherapy.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.

      Meet Kat Austin – Video

      Contact Kat Austin, LPC, LAC, LMFT

      6 + 15 =

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