Meet Dr. Melissa Henston

If you have been seeking solutions to problems without resolution, or you have tried therapy before without success, contact me to discuss a new path. 

People often look for ways to eliminate bad feelings, or ways to understand their past. You may have declared that you don't want certain things in your life; but as soon as you say that you don't want something the problems expand. I will work with you to find a workable solution - a way to live your life in accordance with your values, and to develop a willingness to be present in your life.

The focus of my practice is on issues related to depression, anxiety, substance abuse, trauma, and chronic pain and other physical health issues. I also do work with couples and families seeking reconnection or dissolution. I perform neuropsychological testing, for issues related to aging and head injuries.

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Dr. Elizabeth Harris, Associate

Dr. Harris is a graduate of the Counseling Psychology doctoral program at the University of Denver. She completed her Health Psychology Internship at the University of Denver’s Health and Counseling Center, an integrated medical center servicing the students of the University of Denver. She has provided therapy to individuals, couples, and groups and has conducted psychological assessment while working in a variety of settings including numerous university counseling centers, medical systems, private practices, and community mental health centers.

She specializes in the treatment of anxiety and depression and has experience treating a range of other issues including substance use, eating disorders, trauma, and grief. She has helped clients explore their identity, improve their interpersonal relationships, and manage their stress. Her approach is to create a safe, comfortable environment where her clients can freely express their concerns. She uses a collaborative approach to formulate a therapy plan tailored to each client's specific needs. She uses a trauma-informed, multiculturally-sensitive approach to client care and often employs Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, relational or interpersonal techniques to help clients achieve their goals.