Originally from Florida, Laura received her BS in Telecommunication from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) in 2008. She then received her MA in Clinical Counseling from Denver Seminary in 2014.

With ten years of experience in the field, Laura's uses an integrative model of therapy to address a variety of issues. She often incorporates Brainspotting and neurofeedback into sessions. She works with a variety of ages and issues and offers faith based counseling upon request.

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Laura also specializes in using Brainspotting and Neurofeedback with Athletes addressing peak performance as well as trauma.​​​​

Kiera is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her BS in Social Work from Metropolitan State University and her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. She specializes in working with clients healing from trauma as well as those living with chronic pain or chronic illness. She has experience working in youth residential treatment prior to private practice and now works with all ages. 

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Her therapeutic approach is collaborative, evidence-based, and grounded in both body and mind. Kiera integrates Polyvagal Theory (PVT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting (BSP), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). All of which are supported by research as effective approaches for trauma recovery and nervous system regulation. She also draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which is especially helpful for navigating everyday stressors, relationship conflicts, and cultivating inner growth.

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Kiera is passionate about helping clients not only reduce symptoms but also build resilience, self-trust, and greater connection in their lives. She strives to provide a safe space where clients can come exactly as they are, explore what’s underneath their struggles, and begin to move toward healing.

Outside of therapy, Kiera enjoys trail running with her rescue pup, sketching and painting, and making the most of Colorado’s outdoor playground (though she still believes the state would be even better with an ocean).

Madisyn earned her BS in Biobehavioral Health from Penn State and her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from CCU. 

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Madisyn works with clients of all ages with an emphasis on kids, teens, and college students. She has specific training in autism and other developmental delays but also sees clients dealing with trauma, anxiety, stress, multicultural issues, transitions, eating disorders, self esteem, body image issues, spirituality, and suicidality.

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She works out of an existential, Adlerian, and Feminist approach and often uses Relational-Cultural therapy, CBT, and Brainspotting in treatment.​​​​​

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Barbara Clark, MS, LPCC, is a Brainspotting Certified practitioner and trauma-informed therapist who specializes in supporting women and mothers on their healing journey. She helps clients navigate the weight of trauma, manage anxiety and stress, and reconnect with their sense of self.

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Barbara’s approach is warm, compassionate, and deeply rooted in understanding each client’s unique story. She integrates Brainspotting, somatic techniques, and gentle, client-centered strategies to create a space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered.

As a military spouse and mother of three, Barbara understands firsthand the challenges of life transitions and the invisible burdens many carry. This personal experience fuels her dedication to creating a supportive, healing space where clients can find clarity, connection, and resilience.

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Whether clients are struggling with trauma, navigating perinatal challenges, or feeling overwhelmed by anxiety and stress, Barbara provides a steady, empathetic presence to help them move forward with care and confidence

Bethel holds a BA in Psychology with a focus in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience and is currently pursuing an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She works with clients of all ages and strives to join them in their healing journeys with respect, care, and compassion. Her person-centered approach emphasizes creating a warm, supportive, and understanding space where clients feel safe to share their stories and work toward growth and change.

Bethel is committed to providing culturally responsive care and values the importance of honoring each client’s unique background, identity, and lived experiences. She is attentive to multicultural and systemic factors that may impact mental health and well-being and is open to incorporating clients’ personal values and beliefs into the counseling process when meaningful to them.

Emaya brings over four years of experience in administrative and office management roles. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs in May 2024 and plans to further her education in mental health in the coming years. Passionate about helping others,

Emaya is dedicated to supporting individuals on their mental health journeys and seeing them succeed.

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Stephanie specializes in the treatment of trauma and abuse. She primarily works with adolescents and adults dealing with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues. However, she is trained to work with all population groups and a wide range of presenting problems.

Throughout her life, she has become passionate about the healing work of therapy. Depending upon each client's needs, she develops a customized approach drawing from the following theories: relational psychodynamic, person-centered, narrative, CBT, IFS/Parts Work, mindfulness, and somatic.

Stephanie has trained extensively in Narrative Focused Trauma Care (NFTC) developed by Dr. Dan B. Allender. NFTC brings together the strengths of both theology and psychology, embracing the whole person—mind, body, and soul—in a uniquely comprehensive approach to healing from trauma and abuse.

I am currently completing my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Colorado Christian University, with a specialization in addiction and substance abuse.

My passion for counseling is deeply rooted in my Christian faith, which shapes both my worldview and my approach to care. I believe in the power of Christ to bring healing and restoration, and I strive to create a compassionate, grace-filled space for individuals to grow and recover.

Through my practicum, I am committed to integrating sound clinical practices with biblical principles, supporting clients as they navigate challenges and work toward lasting transformation.

I became a therapist because of the profound healing and personal growth I have experienced through my own time in therapy. I believe in the transformative power of slowing down, being fully present, and having someone genuinely attend to the thoughts and emotions that arise from our unique stories. My intention is to provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you feel heard, understood, and empowered to create meaningful changes that are aligned with your goals and values.

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I work with individuals of all ages to address challenges such as life transitions, grief and loss, parenting and relationship issues, anxiety, depression, and trauma. My approach is grounded in trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and systems perspectives, while also drawing from my training in Interpersonal Neurobiology, ACT, DBT, and MI. This flexibility allows me to tailor therapy to your unique goals and needs. Together, we will explore the dynamics within your relationships and your inner world, recognizing that no problem exists within a vacuum. As a former middle and high school math teacher, I have a particular affinity for working with adolescents and have always been fascinated by the patterns and themes that shape our lives. Helping others uncover their strengths and find resources to navigate life’s challenges is a passion of mine.

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In my spare time, I enjoy traveling and hiking with my husband and dog, board game nights with friends, and playing the piano. 

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I look forward to meeting you!

Healing is not about fixing what is broken—it is about reconnecting with who you are beneath stress, trauma, and survival patterns.

At Aspire Counseling, I offer a compassionate, trauma-informed space where clients can slow down, feel understood, and do meaningful inner work. I support individuals navigating anxiety, emotional overwhelm, life transitions, identity exploration, and the lasting effects of trauma, with an emphasis on building self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience.

My approach is collaborative and strengths-based, integrating CBT, DBT, Gestalt therapy, and IFS-informed interventions. I believe healing happens through safety, trust, and authenticity, and I work at your pace to help you reconnect with your inner resources and move forward with greater clarity and balance.

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Outside of therapy, I am a mother who values creativity and self-expression through the arts and design. I bring a grounded, attuned, and compassionate presence into the therapy space and would be honored to support you on your healing journey.