Alpenglow is the radiant, soft light that illuminates mountain peaks just before sunrise or after sunset. It’s a fleeting and breathtaking moment of natural beauty, symbolizing hope, transformation, and the promise of a new day. For me, the concept of alpenglow reflects the journey of personal growth and healing—acknowledging the challenges we face while embracing the light and possibilities that lie ahead.

At Alpenglow Counseling, LLC, our team provides safe and supportive spaces for preteens, teens, and adults to navigate life’s challenges and embrace personal growth. Whether through the convenience of online therapy, meeting in person at the office, or the grounding experience of walk-and-talk sessions on Boulder’s scenic trails, we are here to support you. Together, we’ll create a path toward healing, clarity, and resilience.

Welcome to

Alpenglow Counseling, LLC

Services

In Person Sessions

Telehealth Sessions

Somatic-Informed Psychotherapy Sessions

Walk and talk therapy

Couples Counseling

Therapeutic approaches

  • This therapeutic approach lets you take the lead in guiding our conversations, recognizing that you are the expert in your own life. I’m here to support you, providing a safe space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences at your own pace.

  • Incorporating mindfulness techniques and positive psychology principles to help you build resilience, increase self-awareness, and foster a more positive outlook on life.

  • A structured, goal-oriented approach that helps identify and challenge negative thought patterns, enabling you to develop healthier coping strategies.

  • Encouraging you to reframe and rewrite your personal story, empowering you to create a new narrative that aligns with your values and goals.

  • Attachment theory explores how our early relationships shape the way we connect, communicate, and experience safety with others. The attachment patterns we develop can influence anxiety, people-pleasing, conflict, and emotional closeness in adulthood. In both individual and couples therapy, I use attachment theory to help clients understand their relational patterns, identify underlying emotional needs, and build more secure and connected relationships—with themselves and with others.

  • This approach can be especially helpful on days when you may not feel like talking. It incorporates creative expression as a tool for emotional exploration, self-discovery, and healing, offering an alternative for those who find it challenging to express themselves through words alone.

  • A brief, goal-oriented approach that helps you identify solutions and strengths, empowering you to move forward and make meaningful changes in your life. This approach can benefit individuals seeking a more time-efficient therapeutic process.