My Approach to Helping
If you are done feeling stuck, tired of feeling down, ready to feel less anxious and want to move forward in your life, I would love to work with you. My role as a therapist is to help you understand what is working and what is not working so well in your life. Together we will target symptoms of anxiety and PTSD, shift negative habits, and help create new patterns of health and well being. We figure out together how to move you towards the life you want, and create lasting changes so you can feel more in charge, and figure out your next best steps forward.
Coming into therapy is brave, not weak. It is a terrific tool to help you see the patterns in your life. It can be an incredible opportunity to learn more about how your brain works, and how your thoughts, feelings, behaviors and relationships are all interconnected. Therapy challenges you to try things in a different way, and to examine how you think about and view the world around you. I look forward to working with you!
More Info About My Practice
Colorado Therapy Care, PC and Dr. Carrie are located in the lower Highlands neighborhood off of Speer and I-25 near downtown Denver. There is free parking in a dedicated parking lot just off of the intersection of Speer and Clay streets. My office is upstairs in Suite F in the Humanly building.
On the Fence About Going to Therapy?
Should therapy be out of your budget at the moment or you are not comfortable meeting face to face, please consider reading Dr. Carrie's book "Self Help On The Go" for sale now on Amazon. Self-Help On The Go is the book Dr. Carrie's clients asked her to write: easy to read, simple to apply tactics that really work to make life easier to manage. The book offers ninety-nine effective ways to leverage emotional flexibility to become more resilient and improve how you habitually respond to life?s most common problems. It is designed for immediate use and is based on Dr. Carrie?s 20 years in private practice, teaching real people these tools all the time.
The Duration and Frequency of Therapy
Therapy typically works best when there is a good, solid relationship between the client and the therapist. Expect the first session or two to be used to get to know each other, and explore the issues and concerns bringing you into treatment. Clients often come in for weekly sessions and average 10-12 sessions total.
