Allison (she/her) enjoys working with kids, pre-teens/teens and adults. Navigating life can be hard. There are a lot of factors to deal with: identity, self-esteem, anger, anxiety, depression and past traumatic events. She has helped her clients be able to see their worth and value, understand their emotions and feelings, manage their behaviors and make better choices.

 

Allison attended Saint Mary's College in Indiana for her undergraduate degrees. She decided to return to school and obtained her Masters in Social Work from the University of New England. She currently is pursuing her PhD in Trauma Counseling. Allison is trained in EMDR and is a Child and Family Investigator (CFI).

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    Contact Allison 
          269-903-9199            allison@newfoundationcounseling.com    

Raegan (she/they) is a trauma-informed psychotherapist who works with youth and young adults struggling to navigate anxiety, depression, and relationships with themselves and others. Raegan received their Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University and their bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience from the University of Colorado Boulder.

Taking a collaborative approach to therapy, Raegan nonjudgmentally guides her clients as they learn to effectively manage their mental health, build meaningful and boundaried relationships, find support from the community, and have fun and enjoy daily life. Clients of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship configurations are welcome.

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  Contact Raegan

720-996-1340

          Raegan@newfoundationcounseling.com

Sometimes, feelings convince you to stay where you are because it feels safe. Moving forward takes a willingness and commitment to change; it is very tough to tackle this change alone. Randi Racenstein (she/her/hers) , Licensed Masters Level Social Worker since 1996 and Certified Fearless Living Life Coach, could be your guiding light and anchor on this perceived to be intimidating journey.

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She has helped a wide variety of populations, including parents and children with special needs, geriatrics,  teenagers and adults, people struggling with alcohol/drug abuse, and others who quite simply want to find out more about who they are.

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In addition, she has dedicated time working as a preschool teacher for 6 years. It would be her honor to work with you as a therapist and partner on your healing path.

                                   Contact Randi
                                   720-996-1340                                            randi@newfoundationcounseling.com

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Hamilton (he/him) seeks to establish clarity, positivity, and inner strength through the process of navigating life's challenges. He has experience with a wide range of populations in helping to manage life changes, trauma, grief, disabilities, anxiety and depression, among other areas. He utilizes various modalities, including solution-focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy, within a strengths-based framework to best meet individual needs.

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Hamilton is a licensed social worker and board-certified behavior analyst. He graduated with a M.S. in Behavior Analysis and Therapy in 2012 at Southern Illinois University, and a Masters of Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2020. 

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Contact Hamilton

720-996-1340

hamilton@newfoundationcounseling.com

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Laura (she/her) works to empower individuals as they find their way through life's challenges. Laura strives to create a space that is accepting, nonjudgmental, and authentic where individuals feel open to sharing the pain, confusion and frustrations they are facing. Laura has experience working with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, grief and loss, substance use, domestic violence, life transitions and trauma. 

Laura loves living in Colorado and received all of her education from universities here.

 

Laura acquired her Master of Arts in Counseling degree from Regis University, and before that obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from Colorado State University. Laura will work with you to navigate the obstacles in your life by utilizing trauma-informed care, person-centered therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and Jungian analysis. 

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  Contact Laura
  720-772-9720 
      laura@newfoundationcounseling.com

There is not a person on this earth that has it "all figured out." In fact the happiest people I know readily admit that they do not.  After recognizing that truth, the next step is asking for help.  Albeit, this can be daunting, but reaching out for help is single handedly the strongest action a person can take. 

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Michael's  goal is to meet you where you are and guide you along that journey.  His therapeutic experience is trauma informed which means that he incorporates your life experiences, good and bad, into your work together. 

 

I work to help my clients with depression, anxiety, traumas, and self-doubts through evidence based modalities including Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and movement therapies.  Our society often condemns vulnerability, but I want you to embrace it, as the growth you can experience is immeasurable.       

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                              Contact Michael
                                720-996-1340  

 Michael@newfoundationcounseling.com 

Elle (she/her) takes great effort to create a warm, nonjudgmental space to help clients feel seen and understood. She enjoys working with adults and teens and brings compassion, genuineness, honest reflection, and humor to clients in session.

 

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She takes a person-centered approach, believes each client is unique and uses a variety of modalities to help them work towards self-empowerment, growth, and stability. She has experience working with trauma, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, self-esteem, religious trauma, and sexuality.

 

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She earned a Master of Social Work Degree at Rutgers University and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Brigham Young University.

 

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                                720-606-4810                                                 elle@newfoundationcounseling.com

Kiah (she/her) enjoys working with individuals of all ages, especially preteens and adolescents. She has experience forming secure therapeutic relationships with the “toughest” kids out there who can be tricky to engage, and genuinely enjoys the process of getting to know her clients while supporting their own inherent abilities to access higher levels of self-awareness, resilience, and healing.

Kiah’s approach is collaborative, grounded in an embodied understanding of attachment theory and deeply trauma-informed. She combines toughness and tenderness in the therapy room when it comes to balancing the need for support in maturing and developing accountability along with the deep need for grace and acceptance that is at the core of any good therapy. Everyone—regardless of age—is deserving of a space devoted to their growth and recovery.

Kiah is a firm believer there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the problem of being human! Modalities that inform her current clinical approach include TST, CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Existential, and Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT).

Contact Kiah

720-996-1340

kiah@newfoundationcounseling.com

Brenda (She/Her) has been working with children and families since 2016. Brenda started working with The Department of Child and Family Protective Services in Texas as an Investigator. She has also worked with Denver Human Services as a Permanency Worker. She was able to complete two internships while completing her degree, which include kinship caseworker with Denver Human Services and as a Parenting time specialist at the Karlis Center.

 

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Brenda was also able to work with Metro West Housing solutions as a Resident Coordinator, helping families with resources out in the community. Brenda is very excited to continue working with families and children in a therapeutic setting. Brenda has been working with children using TF-CBT and Play therapy approaches.

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                              720-996-1340

       Brenda@newfoundationcounseling.com

Your internal struggles are real, and you are not alone. Wholeness begins with healing. They say time heals all wounds, but some wounds are so deep it feels as though they may never heal.

Asking for help takes strength.

If you’re experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma from sexual assault or abuse, and/or sex and relationship issues, let’s chat. 

My approach to counseling is interdisciplinary, borrowing heavily from mindfulness practices, CBT skills training, narrative therapy, and strengths-based modalities. I approach therapy with an open mind and open heart and believe laughter often truly is the best medicine.

Therapy is a collaborative experience in which I place importance in meeting people where they are, non-judgmentally. I offer trans and queer-affirming counseling, identity exploration, and am sex, sex work, kink, poly/ENM positive.

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                          Contact Rachel
                               917-912-2267
     rachel@newfoundationcounseling.com

Emily (she/her) is New Foundation Counseling's office assistant. She answers and returns phone calls, sets appointments for new clients, reschedules appointments for existing clients and answer most questions pertaining to the office!

                                Contact Emily
                                720-996-1340      

            info@newfoundationcounseling.com

Chloe is the office pup! She comes to work at the Arvada office a few days per week. She LOVES people, especially kids! 

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If you prefer that she not be in your session...No worries! Just let us know!