Angela Andersen, LPC — Marriage or relationship counselor in Denver, CO
Address1556 N Williams St CO, Denver, CO 80206
Phone+1720-507-9151
Websiteangelaandersenlpc.com
Angela Andersen is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) serving clients in the greater Denver area. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), emphasizing self-awareness, self-compassion, and reconnecting with life's vitality. Andersen believes in a collaborative, non-judgmental therapeutic relationship, viewing clients as experts in their own lives navigating human pain and struggle. She aims to help clients grow stronger in the face of life's challenges and identify what makes life worth living. Her work focuses on helping individuals live a life they love, fostering a sense of growth and passion.
Best for
- Individuals seeking ACT therapy
- Couples and relationship issues
- Concerns related to sex and sexuality
- Body image and eating disorder struggles
| Key services | Individual therapy, Group therapy, Sex therapy, Relationship counseling |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | act therapy, relationship counseling, sex therapy, eating disorders, body image, gifted and talented, creative development, anxiety, depression, lgbtq+ friendly |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 4 reviews
Angela provides a friendly and supportive space to work through whatever brings you to therapy. She has a good balance of reflecting what I say, asking questions and offering insight. She listens carefully and seems genuinely interested in understanding me and my experience better so she can better offer support. She is great with gnc and queer issues. I highly recommend!
Angela is a compassionate, caring counselor who cares about measurable results. I highly recommend her for sex and couples therapy.
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