Therapist serving Johnstown, CO — in-person counseling nearby in Loveland, plus telehealth.

Finding a therapist who feels like a good fit matters. If you live in Johnstown, you don’t necessarily need to limit your search to therapists located within the city itself.

I provide individual counseling for adults from my nearby office in Loveland, Colorado, with telehealth also available for clients who prefer to meet online. I work with concerns including anxiety, OCD, addiction, trauma, depression, relationships, life transitions, and men’s issues.

Whether you’re looking for help with a specific concern or simply know that something in your life needs to change, counseling can provide a place to better understand what’s happening and determine how you want to move forward.

Counseling Near Johnstown

Johnstown’s location makes in-person counseling in Loveland a practical option for many residents.

My office is conveniently located for clients coming from Johnstown, just across I-25 in the Centerra area of Loveland. The location provides easy access from Johnstown without requiring a drive into central Loveland, making in-person counseling a practical option for clients in both communities.

My office provides a private, comfortable setting for individual counseling, while telehealth offers additional flexibility when meeting in person is less convenient. You don’t have to commit exclusively to one format we can determine what works best based on your needs and availability.

My approach to counseling is collaborative and individualized. Rather than applying the same method to every person, we’ll work to understand the patterns contributing to what you’re experiencing and identify practical ways to create meaningful change.

Areas of Focus

People come to counseling for many different reasons. Some have a specific concern they want to address, while others feel stuck, overwhelmed, or dissatisfied without being entirely sure why.

Anxiety can show up as persistent worry, overthinking, avoidance, perfectionism, physical tension, or difficulty tolerating uncertainty. Counseling can help you understand the patterns maintaining anxiety and develop healthier ways of responding to it.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder can involve intrusive thoughts, persistent doubt, checking, reassurance seeking, avoidance, mental rituals, and other compulsions. I use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), an evidence-based treatment for OCD.

Past experiences can continue affecting emotions, beliefs, relationships, and reactions long after the original experience has ended. I offer trauma-focused counseling, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), to help clients process experiences that continue to affect them in the present.

Addiction and compulsive behaviors can gradually interfere with relationships, responsibilities, values, and the life you want to build. Counseling can help identify triggers and underlying patterns while developing healthier ways of responding to urges, stress, and difficult emotions.

Depression can involve sadness, but it can also look like exhaustion, low motivation, irritability, isolation, numbness, or simply going through the motions. Therapy can help you understand what’s contributing to feeling stuck and begin rebuilding connection, structure, and meaning.

Counseling Near Johnstown, Colorado

If you’re looking for a counselor near Johnstown, my Loveland office provides a convenient option just across I-25 in the Centerra area. I work with adults seeking help with addiction, OCD, trauma, unwanted sexual behaviors, and other concerns.

You don’t need to drive into central Loveland or Fort Collins to find specialized counseling nearby. If my approach seems like a good fit for what you’re looking for, you can learn more about my services or schedule an appointment.