Areas of Focus
Therapy for Anxiety, Trauma, Relationships, and Life Transitions in Boulder, Colorado
Healing is not one-size-fits-all. At Rabbitbrush Therapy, sessions are catered to meet your unique experiences, needs, and goals using somatic, mindfulness-based, and nature-based approaches.
I work with adults, teens, children and families, groups, and relationships of all kinds who are seeking support with emotional wellness, personal growth, healing, and deeper connection.
Whether you are navigating anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, major life transitions, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself, therapy can provide space to slow down, reconnect, and explore new ways of being.
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Somatic Therapy for Emotional and Physical Well-Being
Somatic therapy recognizes that our experiences are held not only in our thoughts, but also within our bodies. Stress, trauma, anxiety, and difficult life experiences can impact the way we move through the world, relate to others, and experience ourselves.
Through body awareness, mindfulness, movement, breath, and emotional processing, somatic therapy supports greater connection between spirit, body, mind, and emotions.
Somatic approaches may be helpful for people experiencing:
Anxiety and chronic stress
Depression and emotional numbness
Trauma and difficult past experiences
Emotional regulation challenges
Burnout and overwhelm
Body-based symptoms connected to stress
Feeling disconnected from yourself or others
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Nature-Based and Outdoor Therapy in Boulder
Nature is not just the setting for therapy; it is an active part of the therapeutic process.
Our bodies are nature. Spending time in relationship with the natural world can create opportunities for grounding, reflection, insight, and healing. Outdoor therapy allows sessions to incorporate movement, mindfulness, sensory awareness, and connection with the environment.
Nature-based therapy may include walking, sitting in stillness, noticing the natural world, movement practices, grounding exercises, or other experiences that support your therapeutic goals.
Working outdoors creates a flexible and responsive environment where therapy can meet you where you are.
The dynamic nature of the natural world brings with it inherent risks such as wild animals and inclement weather. We will discuss these risks together in our initial session to determine if nature therapy is right for you.
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Anxiety, Depression, and Stress Support
Many people seek therapy because they feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or unable to find balance.
Therapy can support you in understanding patterns, developing emotional awareness, and building tools to navigate life with greater resilience.
Rabbitbrush Therapy offers support for:
Anxiety and worry
Depression and low mood
Stress and overwhelm
Burnout
Perfectionism and self-criticism
Emotional regulation
Intrusive thoughts
Life dissatisfaction
Finding greater meaning and purpose
Together, we can explore what is beneath these experiences and develop strategies that support lasting change.
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Trauma and Healing From Difficult Experiences
Trauma can affect how we experience ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. Healing often involves more than understanding what happened; it involves creating safety, connection, and new ways of relating to ourselves.
Using somatic, mindfulness-based, and relational approaches, therapy can support healing from:
Childhood experiences and family wounds
Abuse and relational trauma
Internalized social oppression
Intergenerational patterns and trauma
Stressful or overwhelming life events
Patterns that no longer feel supportive
Experiences that impact trust, connection, or self-worth
Therapy is paced according to your needs, with attention to safety, choice, and your own inner wisdom.
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Relationships, Family, and Connection
Our relationships build our community. Therapy can support individuals, families, and partners in creating healthier patterns of communication, connection, and understanding.
Support is available for:
Relationship challenges
Dating and intimacy concerns
Marriage and partnership concerns
Parenting challenges
Family relationships (including children*)
Communication and conflict
Exploring identity and connection
*For children, therapy is offered within the context of family involvement. Parents and caregivers are essential to supporting meaningful and lasting change and will be integrated into the therapeutic process as appropriate.
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Identity, Sexuality, and Authentic Living
Rabbitbrush Therapy welcomes people of all identities, backgrounds, and lived experiences.
Therapy can provide a supportive space to explore:
Gender identity
Sexuality and relationships*
Personal values
Spirituality
Authentic expression
Life direction and purpose
Creative exploration
Manifesting and personal magic
*All relationships and identities are welcomed and affirmed, including LGBTQ+ individuals, polyamorous relationships, kink, and diverse relationship structures.
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Additional Areas of Support
Rabbitbrush Therapy also supports individuals navigating:
Grief and loss
Career transitions
Life changes
Addiction and substance use concerns
Anger and aggression
OCD
Phobias
Parenting and family concerns
Spiritual exploration
Personal growth and self-discovery
Nature-based and somatic approaches can address a vast number of mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional concerns. If your challenge area is not listed here please contact me to set up an initial consultation to determine if working together would be a good fit.
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A Personalized Approach to Therapy
Rabbitbrush Therapy draws from a variety of therapeutic approaches, including:
Somatic therapy
Nature-based therapy
Mindfulness-based therapy
Shamanic and non-traditional techniques
Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Parts Work
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Each session is tailored to your needs. Some sessions may involve movement and exploration, while others may focus on grounding, reflection, emotional processing, or developing practical tools to support you between sessions.
No two people are alike, and no two therapy sessions are exactly the same.