Meet The Team
Dana Pham LCSW
Dana has always been a good listener. It’s fundamental to who she is. She found that people would naturally share with her, even as a young person. She is committed to the well-being of others and is an earnest therapist who offers her clients a meaningful experience by way of her clinical prowess and sincere investment in the people she works with.
Dana is a patient and thoughtful listener. Dana has a way of allowing people to feel at ease while still engaging them in meaningful therapeutic experiences. Dana’s clients commonly remark on how comfortable they feel with her. We know from research in the field that the level of comfort that you feel with your therapist will determine the success of therapy, even above what type of therapy is being used.
Dana's Experience:
Dana currently works with children, teens, and adults.
Dana has devoted her adult work experience and education to clinical social work and becoming an LCSW. Dana studied sociology and applied-psychology at UC Santa Barbara, then went on to get a Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work.
Dana has done powerful therapeutic work with kids, teenagers, and adults struggling with a wide variety of experiences including: anxiety, depression, and navigating non-neurotypical experiences like ADHD and Autism Spectrum experiences. Dana had the fortunate experience of working with a community mental health agency in Colorado that allowed her to gain a significant breadth and depth of clinical experience. She has supported individuals and families through change, crisis, and complicated times in their lives.
Dana has worked with people navigating addiction, and people struggling with anger management or rage. Dana has worked to effect lasting change in their lives by giving them skills to reduce harm and increase their regulation skills so that they could increase their capacity for ease and peace.
dana's Counseling Style:
As your therapist, Dana will first focus on making sure that you are comfortable and find it easy to share what is happening for you and what you are hoping for. Dana has a remarkable ability to track your story and remember even the small details so that you can be assured she is fully attending to your process. Dana is good at asking clarifying questions that not only clarify for her but also help you clarify what the essence and most powerful parts of your experience are in order to identify your goals.
From a therapeutic tools perspective Dana uses DBT & CBT (behavior therapies that use present centered awareness and grounded skills to better understand what is happening and what you could move towards to get the best outcomes. Dana is experienced and trained as a generalist, which means that she will also employ a plethora of other interventions and supports that she has picked up along the way. In this way, your therapy will be specific to you, your struggles, and your strengths.
Dana works with you in ways that focus on your own needs and strengths. We call this a strength’s based and person-centered approach to emphasize support, acceptance, and compassion. In other words, while Dana takes care to assist with your struggle and note skills you use, the real focus in your therapy with Dana will be around increasing awareness of the skills you could use, habits in thinking, actions, and lifestyle that are already working but may need to get turned up. Dana can support you in clarifying what you know already and embolden the strengths you already have to get a more satisfying life.
Dana’s work with kids is gentle and playful. She is thoughtful about making sure parents are getting the support they can from the session’s progressions. Dana is able to use play, toys, and art in sessions in addition to any talk based connections and education that will support the child. Dana does well at titrating the session to the temperament and personality of a child, appreciating that every child is different, she is able to quickly establish the child’s starting point and meet them there. This may mean a direct session that clearly addresses the child’s concern or it may mean slowing things down and using things like games. Toys or art to both dilute the intensity of the contact for the child, and may be utilized as part of the process. Dana’s sincerity and skills win with everyone, especially kids.
Ila’s Specialties:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Obsessive Compulsive Treatment Disorder
- Treatment of OCD and Anxiety Disorders within EMDR Therapy
- Treating OCPD
- Integrating ERP and ACT
- Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality
- Somatic Trauma Therapy
- Trauma Treatment
- Neurobiology of Trauma Training
- LGBTQ Competency Training
- Polyvagal Therapy
- Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy
- Suicide Intervention Skills Training
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Inclusive Advocacy Training
- Sexual Assault Response
- Vicarious Trauma Training
- QMap Certified
Jeremy Lesser MC LPC
Psychotherapist
Clinical Supervisor
Jeremy Lesser (he/his) has always been interested in how our minds and hearts work, how to authentically connect with others, and how to help those around him grow. From a young age, people felt comfortable opening up to him, and he found himself with a strong desire to help make the world a better place. He believes in the power of the human spirit, and truly enjoys seeing others succeed.
In his years of being a therapist, Jeremy has witnessed the profound changes that can occur in the lives of those who commit to their therapeutic experience and stay with the parts that feel like work. He believes that providing a collaborative and supportive environment is vital to helping clients reach their goals and become the people they want to be.
Jeremy also enjoys helping therapists in their professional and personal journeys. He offers clinical supervision that is grounded in skills while appreciating the innately personal aspects that are essential to offering effective therapy. Jeremy works with both LPC’s and LPCC’s in clinical supervision in a group or one on one supervision.
Jeremy's Experience:
Jeremy initially wanted to help the world by pursuing a career in public policy, graduating from Emerson College in Boston, MA with a bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies, and then from New York University with a master’s degree in Media, Culture, and Communication. However, it soon became clear to him that he would be more fulfilled and better suited to helping people directly, and that connecting with others one on one was much more rewarding for his passions and skills.
Jeremy went back to school and graduated with a master’s degree in Counseling from Arizona State University, and then worked in a private practice setting in Phoenix, AZ. Jeremy has worked with a diverse range of clients from differing backgrounds, ages, and life experiences. Jeremy has also taught numerous university level courses on the topics of psychology and personal development. He is a licensed professional counselor by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.
Jeremy's Counseling Style:
Jeremy believes in an eclectic style of therapy that is customized for the client. He particularly enjoys providing therapy for people struggling with anxiety and those trying to discover their purpose in life, but is excited to work with anyone who is looking to grow.
He has extensive experience helping clients overcome anxiety and depression, process major life transitions, heal from past traumas, and create meaning and purpose in their lives. He helps clients co-construct a clear vision for the next stages of their self-development. He believes in flexible structure, often combining elements of evidenced-based therapies like CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavioral therapy), IFS (Internal family Systems), and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) with more humanistic, person-centered, and existential approaches. All of the approaches mentioned work well with Jeremy’s underlying style of balancing things you can do as a client to start feeling better now, with longer term emotional skills and processing that will change the foundation of your experiences and your brain over time.
While self-discovery can be challenging at times, he believes it’s worth developing the skills you can learn in therapy in order to have a better life.
Gennifer Morley, M.A. L.P.C.
Gen became a counselor after years of working in the medical profession. While applying to medical school, she realized that the aspect of medicine she most appreciated was supporting patients when they faced significant change and challenges in their lives.
With years of experience and research, Gen has created an approach to counseling that effectively combines evidenced based therapies with a down to earth approachability. Gen is well informed and easy to talk to. She frames therapeutic concepts in ways that make them meaningful and helpful to your personal experiences.
Gen's Experience
Gen received her master’s degree in transpersonal counseling psychology from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. She has a bachelor’s degree in human development and outdoor education from Prescott College in Arizona. Her extensive expertise includes EMDR training at Maiberger Institute in Boulder, CBT training at Noeticus Counseling Center in Denver as well as programs in art and sand play therapy at the Colorado Institute for Play Therapy.
She has more than two decades of professional experience working to support children and families. She has helped adults, children, couples and families to live lives with less struggle.
Gen is a licensed professional counselor by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.
As the director of North Boulder Counseling, Gen specializes in anxiety and major life transitions for adults & children.
Gen's Counseling Style
Gen’s counseling style focuses on establishing supportive connections with clients. In most sessions with Gen you will feel deeply, laugh often and challenge your ways of thinking. She has a clinical approach that helps clients become more aware of how they respond to their daily lives so that they are able make different choices and increase their tolerance for uncertainty. Specifically, Gen may employ CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), Gestalt Therapy, Play therapy with children and EMDR (Eye movement desensitization and reprogramming), all with a mindfulness and integrated perspective. Gen gives clients practical ways to address the issues compromising their wellbeing.
Jacqueline Wright, MA, LPCC
Jacqueline Wright (she/her) is a Psychotherapist and an art therapist in Boulder, Colorado, who helps adults navigate anxiety, depression, grief, stress, and life transitions through a creative and holistic approach. She believes that every person has an innate capacity for healing, growth, and transformation — she will work with you to expand your self awareness, as well as to increase your ability to use your wisdom, creativity, and sense of purpose as more powerful tools in your life.
Jacqueline is interested in the deeper existential questions about identity and the meaning of life. This lifelong curiosity has guided her to develop her clinical abilities across Eastern wisdom traditions, Western depth psychology, and contemporary evidence-based approaches, all of which inform her work as a therapist today. Her compassionate presence and creative perspective inspire clients to see life’s challenges in new ways, fostering authenticity, empowerment, and lasting well-being.
Whoever you are, you will find Jacqueline both easy to talk to and skilled at helping you meet your goals.
Jacqueline's Experience:
Jacqueline has been dedicated to the healing arts for more than 15 years. She earned her Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Transpersonal Art Therapy from Naropa University in Boulder, CO, after undergraduate studies exploring the intersection of human development, mind-body psychology, and creative expression.
Her experience spans a range from working in schools, higher education, teaching college courses on resilience, stress management, and somatic psychology and a breadth and depth of psychotherapy work with adults of all ages and stages of life. Jacqueline is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) in Colorado and a Registered Art Therapist Provisional (ATR-P) with the Art Therapy Credentials Board.
Jacqueline's Counseling Style:
Jacqueline approaches therapy from a holistic mind-body-spirit perspective and seeks to appreciate your unique way of processing. She sees therapy as a form of art that encourages the introspection, integration, and transformation of your life experiences. Her style is collaborative, creative, and customized to your needs and goals. Jacqueline is especially called to support clients as they learn to relate to their thoughts, emotions, and experiences in new more empowering ways. Whether you are experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, grief, stress, or navigating a complex life, she will help you find ways to shift your relationship to your symptoms that positively impact the experience of life. She may combine creative approaches with mindfulness skills, parts work, and evidence-based cognitive behavioral modalities. While she can provide artful therapeutic experiences and interventions in your session, regardless of the type of therapy that works best for you Jacqueline can help you create life practices that support new ways of experiencing, seeing, and being you.
Jacqueline's Specialties:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Obsessive Compulsive Treatment Disorder
- Treatment of OCD and Anxiety Disorders within EMDR Therapy
- Treating OCPD
- Integrating ERP and ACT
- Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality
- Somatic Trauma Therapy
- Trauma Treatment
- Neurobiology of Trauma Training
- LGBTQ Competency Training
- Polyvagal Therapy
- Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy
- Suicide Intervention Skills Training
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Inclusive Advocacy Training
- Sexual Assault Response
- Vicarious Trauma Training
- QMap Certified
Adri (A-dree) Larsen, MA, LPCC, NCC
Adri Larsen (she/her) came into the counseling field after she was an established professional in the corporate marketing world, and had started her own family. Adri’s life experiences and personal multi-intersectionalities keeps her grounded in the knowledge that everyone’s story is unique and non-linear. everyone comes to counseling from a unique place, it is vital that the client and counselor build a strong therapeutic relationship built on safety, trust and hope. Adri considers it a privilege to be able to walk with someone through their fears, challenges, and hurts, and help them experience healing and restoration.
Adri’s goal is to establish a strong therapeutic container for her clients, where people feel accepted and challenged to grow in new and meaningful ways. Adri believes meaningful growth and change can happen when people feel they are heard, seen and understood. Adris sees counseling as an opportunity to help people thrive and live at their highest potential. Through counseling, we can diminish pain and suffering, cope with the challenges of life (both normal and extraordinary), and experience increased joy, purpose, and self-acceptance.
Adri enjoy’s working with client’s across the lifespan. She has a clinical focus of working with children, adolescents, teens, young adults and their families and helping them navigate the already challenging process of normal growth and development. She can help navigate with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, relational trauma, career challenges and leveling up, and interpersonal and attachment challenges. Adrienjoys working with diverse and multicultural populations and prioritizes her continuing education to be a safe practitioner for people of color (POC), LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent (ND) individuals.
All the therapy that Adri Larsen practices is evidenced-based and is designed to be empowering, with a focus on de-pathologizing the person.
Adri's Experience:
Adri is a board certified, National Certified Counselor (NCC). She graduated with an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling , and her Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Denver. Adri has been trained as a trauma focused generalist and works with clients across the lifespan. She has advanced skills and training in the areas of trauma (at all ages) and relational attachment (applies to family and couples work) and play therapy. In addition to her graduate work, Adri has completed play therapy specific instruction and supervision.
Adri practices through a humanistic and integrative approach to counseling. She is focused on common factors theory with clients at every age to build a strong therapeutic relationship where they can feel safe to collaborate on their goals.
Currently Adri has additional trainings in Play Therapy, expressive arts, experiential modalities, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR).
Adri Larsen’s direct clinical experience is diverse. She has worked in busy adult outpatient services serving diverse client populations, she spent several years providing individual and family therapy to children, adolescents, teens and adults. She has experience working with families and adoption, unique challenges of military families, co-parenting, divorce and blended family dynamics, and has spent significant time working with parents and helping them navigate the hardest job in the world – parenting.
Adri's Counseling Style:
Heidi Lukinac MA LPCC
Heidi's Experience
Heidi received her Bachelor’s degree in contemplative psychology from Naropa University with a minor in somatic studies and her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University. Heidi specializes in grief, loss, and life transitions along with stress, anxiety, depression, existential questions, and past trauma. Heidi has worked well with the LGBTQ Community and the neurodivergent community.
Heidi also works with trauma using EMDR, please note that EMDR sessions commonly run a full 60 minutes.