Katie Linn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, parent coach and mom to two boys. Through her therapy practice, Katie Linn Counseling, and online presence, Your Therapist Mom Friend, Katie supports parents in processing trauma and childhood wounds that are triggered as we parent, cultivating a longterm vision for parenting to help parents stay grounded in the hardest moments, and learning tips and tools to make the day-to-day struggles of parenting more manageable. Katie works with parents at all stages of the journey, couples navigating the transition to parenthood, and teens. Katie meets all her clients with encouragement, understanding and compassion to make change and growth feel achievable and hopeful.    

Topics: Trauma, attachment, child development

Dr. Anahita Lake-Khosravi is a psychologist and mom of 3 in Denver, Colorado. She owns Empowered Living Collective in Central Park, with a group of therapists specializing in perinatal mental health, trauma, LGBTQ+ struggles, and neurodivergence. She loves supporting moms in balancing their multitude of identities beyond "mom". She also specializes in neuro-affirming Autism evaluations and therapy for teen and adult women. She has found many women begin their journey to understanding their possible neurodivergence in early motherhood. Beyond her work as a therapist she loves getting outside, going camping, and lifting heavy weights.

Topics: Neurodivergence, balancing multiple identities beyond mom, attachment focused parenting

Dr. Gabe Casher is a child and family psychologist and the founder of Panorama Psychology. He leads a team of therapists who work with children, teens, and parents to support emotional well-being and healthy development. Dr. Casher is especially passionate about helping parents - including dads - better understand their child’s behavior through a lens of connection and emotional closeness. His work emphasizes the importance of strong parent-child relationships, rooted in secure attachment and open communication. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Casher loves getting out in Denver - including at The Den - to spread the word and educate families.

Topics: Parent-child relationships, dad issues, behavioral and relational parenting approaches

Elizabeth Wellington is a therapist and mom based in Denver, Colorado. She specializes in supporting mothers, parents-to-be, teens, couples, and families. Elizabeth offers individual therapy, group sessions, couples counseling, family therapy, and parent coaching. She is certified in perinatal and maternal mental and has advanced training in supporting people through pregnancy, postpartum, and the challenges of parenthood. Her approach to therapy is warm, collaborative, and focused on building strong relationships. Elizabeth blends deep insight into emotional and relationship patterns (drawing from psychodynamic and attachment theories) with practical tools and skills you can use right away in your everyday life.

Topics: Mom Rage, Navigating Identity Postpartum

Megan Shih is a Taiwanese-American therapist and mom based in Golden, CO who has  worked with late adolescents, young adults, and those adjusting to their new identities as parents. Alongside a psychodynamic approach, she offers specific trauma interventions like EMDR and CPT, and enjoys providing insights from an attachment-based lens. Megan understands that entering into the world of motherhood can involve enduring unexpected grief and loss as well as everyday encounters with the most vulnerable parts of ourselves. She strives to be a therapist that allows clients to walk away feeling deeply supported, less ashamed, and more empowered. Outside of the therapy office, you will find Megan riding her bike or running, walking her dog,  and actively searching for the best Asian desserts in the Denver Metro area.

Topics: Pregnancy Loss/Birth Trauma; Emotion Dysregulation; Attachment/Interpersonal Relationshipss here

Michelle Paget is a therapist and mom of two in Denver, Colorado. Her practice, Rise and Flow Counseling, supports individuals all along the journey to and through parenthood. As a certified perinatal and maternal mental health therapist, Michelle is especially passionate about supporting those who are trying to conceive, currently pregnant and those who are navigating the postpartum period. Michelle is also a certified Brainspotting practitioner, a brain-body modality that helps to process trauma and/or work on areas that feel stuck. Her approach is both direct and supportive, exploring ways to find more connection, joy and confidence and providing practical tools to use in everyday life.

Topics: Identity Shift to Parenthood, Nervous System Regulation, Pregnancy/Birth Trauma/Loss

Bozhena Evans is a licensed mental health clinician who works with individuals and couples in the pre and postpartum phase of parenthood in support of their relationship and romantic/attachment and also sexual struggles. Bozhena is certified in a nervous system modality called Brainspotting, which is excellent for processing deeper emotional needs or trauma, but also symptoms of anxiety, stress, overwhelm, depression, etc. Brainspotting will help you feel like some weight has been lifted and will expand your ability to cope with life's stressors. The family is an important system, and at the heart of it is the couple who wishes to maintain strong emotional connection in order to maintain resilience and affection through the challenges of parenthood. Bozhena also works with multicultural individuals and couples as she herself immigrated to the United States as at a young age and speaks Spanish, Russian, and English.

Topics: Sex and Relationships, Attachment Styles

Patrece is currently on sabbatical - Patrece is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and community advocate that is passionate about providing support, clinical tools, and increasing access to emotional wellness services to mothers and birthing people. At CO-PMHP, Patrece is the Director of The Birth Squad - Denver and holds various leadership roles within the perinatal mental health space. Additionally, Patrece also established and founded the Colorado Chapter of the Perinatal Mental Health Professionals of Color Alliance. Based in Denver, Colorado, Patrece has a background in leadership, public policy, non-profit and community engagement, integrated primary care, philanthropy, academia, and community health. Patrece has been working with mothers, birthers, and their young children for nearly 15 years and nothing is more fulfilling than ensuring that families have the support they need to thrive in every possible way.

Topics: Racial Equity, Matrescence