Jessica Carpenter, LPCC

I help adults create and maintain strong, fulfilling relationships with themselves and others. For people who have experienced stress, grief, or trauma, finding a connection to yourself or with your loved ones can be particularly challenging. I help individuals to develop better self-regulation skills, so you can overcome the challenges of living and creating a community around you.

I work with a variety of relationship issues, including communication and conflict resolution, jealousy and betrayal including affair recovery, LGBTQIA+ community, and polyamory/non-monogamy. If you are seeking support for depression, anxiety, or difficulty in relationships, you may feel overwhelmed, have trouble focusing, lack energy, or have difficulty sleeping. And this may be driving you to seek support - I can help.

Life is difficult, but it can feel less challenging when you have better resources to navigate it with. Counseling with me can help you feel more hopeful, connected, and resilient. I can help you improve your communication, build intimacy, and create meaning in your life. Learning skills to help you self-regulate can help you feel more comfortable in your body. I can provide you with tools such as breathwork, meditation, and movement to help you rebuild your sense of safety and trust. Being more empowered will give you a greater sense of freedom, power, and choice.

• B.A. Psychology, Fort Hays State University
• M.A. Counseling, Bradley University

• Adults

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Grief and Loss
• Healthy Coping Strategies
• Interpersonal Relationships
• LGBTQIA Community
• Life Changes
• Life Transitions
• Relationship Issues
• Trauma

• Religious Trauma

• Kaiser Permanente

• Medicaid (CO Access Only)