Therapy in Evergreen, Colorado for adults and young adults
Open View Counseling provides in-person trauma-informed, individualized therapy for adults and young adults in Evergreen and Denver, CO. We also provide virtual therapy and counseling across Colorado.
Whether you're struggling with anxiety, grief, relationship issues, or feeling stuck, we’re here to help you heal and grow.
Supporting Evergreen Students, Families & Our Community
We stand with the Evergreen shooting victims, their families, all students and families impacted, and our community as a whole. The tragedy at our high school is heartbreaking, and it will take time and gentleness to heal. It’s normal to feel shaken, uncertain, overwhelmed, anxious, or even have ups and downs in your mood or outlook.
Please use these resources to find the support and care that you need right now.
We are always here to support you as well - please reach out to schedule a consultation. We are also happy to help you connect with other therapists in the area to find the best fit for you and your family members.
Resilience 1220 is offering drop-in support groups for anyone in our community who needs companionship, support, and coping resources.
Jefferson Center for Mental Health offers trauma and crisis resources, including a walk-in center in Wheat Ridge.
The Rebels Project offers peer-to-peer support for mass trauma survivors; it was founded by a survivor of Columbine.
I Matter Colorado offers up to six free counseling sessions for Colorado youth.
Additional resources from the Office of Victims of Crime - including parent resources for support children and teens.
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If you’re looking to reclaim your life, you’re in the right place.
We focus on understanding how problems are impacting your life, finding new ways to manage problems, and connecting with your hopes, values, beliefs, and intentions for yourself - your sense of self.
Here’s how we can help you:
Our Therapists
Lindsey gilbert, ms, cswc
Lindsey is a social worker specializing in grief and trauma work. Lindsey’s understanding of the systems that impact a client’s identity - from self to family and environmental stressors - helps her approach clients with a deep appreciation for the complexities of our identities and experiences.
Megan is a professional counselor and therapist - but most importantly, she is a human being working to acknowledge the best in herself and others, and helping clients to do this as well.
She has overcome anxiety herself - and you can too.
Megan Yarnall, MA, LPC
