Devan Grayson, LPC, LMHC, QS

Devan considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they explore their stories. Her work is grounded in shared safety, genuine connection, and honest communication, creating space for clients to thoughtfully engage the complexity of their experiences. She believes that the details of our lives matter, and helps clients understand how formative moments from the past shape present patterns in relationships, identity, and daily life.

Devan specializes in working with individuals who have experienced trauma and complex trauma, including religious trauma, spiritual abuse, emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, attachment wounds, and family-of-origin difficulties. She also has extensive experience working with fellow therapists, and with clients navigating medical trauma, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, relational challenges, emotional disconnection, life transitions, and grief. Her approach is holistic, integrating emotional and somatic healing while helping clients access their inherent strengths and cultivate new internal resources for growth.

Her clinical background includes providing school-based early intervention counseling for adolescents and supporting their families, as well as working with community organizations to serve adults and adolescents recovering from abuse. Devan is a Qualified Supervisor in the state of Colorado and is trained in EMDR, an evidence-based therapy that supports trauma recovery. She has also completed additional training in sexual abuse recovery through the Allender Center. She works with clients to tailor their treatment to their individual needs, incorporating different modalities like somatic awareness, sand tray therapy, expressive arts, narrative therapy, and EMDR. Outside the therapy room, Devan enjoys quality time with friends, writing, hiking, camping, and lifting weights.

• B.A. Psychology, The College of William and Mary
• B.A. Sociology, The College of William and Mary
• M.A. Counseling, Reformed Theological Seminary

• Adolescents
• Adults

• Abuse
• Anxiety

• Religious Trauma
• Spiritual Abuse
• Christian Issues

• Cigna
• Kaiser Permanente
• Self-Pay
• United Healthcare/Optum