33 therapists available in Colorado, including 8 in Littleton
Growing up in America as an Egyptian with expertise in CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing, I provide a compassionate, evidence-based approach to support your healing and growth.
Therapy can be challenging, but it can also be engaging and fun! I hope to provide a space that welcomes creativity, curiosity, and a sense of humor as you work on making the changes you want for your life.
I can understand firsthand the profound sense of grief that comes from unexpectedly losing a close family member.
As a therapist and a fellow human who understands the messiness of life, I’m passionate about holding space with curiosity, compassion, and deep belief in your capacity to grow, heal, and reconnect with your sense of self.
I believe the path to emotional wellness starts with a single conversation.
Life can be incredibly challenging, and finding the right therapist to connect with can be another challenge. I believe the most important factor in therapy is the therapeutic relationship.
33 providers are available now in Colorado
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×I take a lively, compassionate approach to therapy. I am enthusiastic about people's individuality and accountability to grow.
I’m a strong believer in the resilience of the human spirit, and that while working on yourself is hard, it’s also a portal into new possibilities and happiness.
I understand that with societal changes and pressures, seeking support from an unbiased space can seem scary; however, I hope to offer that space where juggling the many “hats” you're responsible for doesn't have to seem so heavy.
As a DBT-Trained clinician, I understand that sometimes individuals just need someone to walk the path of life with while figuring out what their Life Worth Living goals are.
As a queer-identifying woman who has personal experience with trauma, loss, and identity, as well as a history working with immigrant and refugee populations, I aspire to open our understanding of trauma and recovery through our identities, values, and experience.











