Electra Byers Psychotherapy pllc — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address110 16th St CO, Denver, CO 80202
Phone+1336-443-8576
Electra Byers is a licensed psychotherapist in Denver, Colorado, specializing in therapy for adults and couples. Her approach is active, relational, mindful, and body-based, drawing on contemporary trauma work. She helps clients untangle patterns that lead to overwhelm, anxiety, self-criticism, or disconnection. Byers focuses on the emotional, nervous-system, and relational impact of trauma, stress, and life transitions. Her work is particularly suited for those who feel stuck in recurring painful patterns and seek tangible change. She offers individual and couples therapy, including intensive sessions, with a focus on helping clients understand their experiences and shift them effectively.
Best for
- Adults and couples feeling stuck
- Individuals experiencing anxiety
- Clients navigating life transitions
- Those impacted by trauma
| Key services | Individual therapy, Couples therapy, Couples intensives, Virtual psychotherapy, In-person psychotherapy |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | psychotherapy, couples therapy, individual therapy, trauma informed, anxiety relief, relationship counseling, mindfulness, body-based therapy, postpartum support, colorado |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
Electra's warmth and care come through in her work as a psychotherapist. Her heart-centered, authentic, and directive approach create a safe environment for her clients to grow at their own pace. Highly recommend!
Electra is a remarkable therapist with a wealth of expertise in contemplative psychotherapy, sensorimotor therapy, EMDR, trauma, and postpartum support. Her exceptional skills are matched by her deep compassion. She approaches her work as a therapist with openness and curiosity, creating a welcoming space for clients to explore and heal. If you’re ready to engage in the healing process, I wholeheartedly recommend reaching out to Electra.
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