When I became a first-time mom in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, I felt untethered, isolated, and overwhelmed. It wasn’t until I began slowing down—returning to art, presence, and in-person community—that I found my way home to myself. For me, slowing down became a sacred practice: a way to reconnect mind, body, and spirit. As an art therapist in Denver, I’ve seen how this practice can open space for healing, creativity, and deeper connection.

Motherhood can feel like it takes every ounce of your energy, leaving little space for the creative spark you once knew. But what if creativity could be found in the small, ordinary moments of your day? As a postpartum therapist in Denver, I help moms see how simple practices can bring joy, presence, and a deeper connection back to themselves.

Perfectionism often shows up as overthinking, people-pleasing, or never feeling “good enough”—especially during big transitions like motherhood or career changes. In this post, a therapist in Denver explores how perfectionism develops, why it persists into adulthood, and how approaches like Internal Family Systems (IFS) and art therapy can help you meet this part of yourself with curiosity and compassion.

Art therapy offers overwhelmed moms more than just a creative outlet—it opens the door to emotional clarity, self-connection, and gentle healing. Learn how real moms have used art therapy to find relief from perfectionism, identity loss, and the invisible load of motherhood.

Therapy is often misunderstood, but the truth is, it can be a life-changing tool for growth and healing. In this blog, we’re diving into the real truths about therapy—what it is, what it isn’t, and how it can help you create meaningful change. Whether you're new to therapy or exploring therapy in Denver, this is your guide to feeling empowered and inspired to take the next step.

Curious about therapy but held back by common misconceptions? In this blog, we debunk 7 popular myths about counseling, from the idea that therapy is only for "serious" issues to misconceptions about cost and results. As a therapist in Denver, I’ll help you separate fact from fiction and show how therapy can be a powerful tool for growth, healing, and connection.