Empowerment Through Connection Therapy — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address217 E 7th Ave CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-546-1523
Johanna Hartley, founder of Empowerment Through Connection Therapy, offers individual, couples, and group therapy in Denver, Colorado. With Master's degrees in Clinical Mental Health and Sociology, specializing in feminist and queer theories, she provides a unique perspective on understanding societal influences and personal narratives. Johanna integrates insights from her experiences as a parent and her work with ADHD, emphasizing self-awareness and alignment with personal values for transformative change. She is a member of AASECT and pursuing certification in sex therapy, with a particular passion for supporting the bisexual community, drawing from her own identity and founding the Denver Bi+ Women's Social Club. Her practice welcomes clients ready for personal growth and those seeking to challenge societal constructs and live more authentically.
Best for
- Individuals exploring identity
- Parents and caregivers
- Clients with ADHD
- Members of the bisexual community
| Key services | Individual therapy, Couples therapy, Group therapy, Relational reading, In-person sessions, Telehealth sessions |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | empowerment, connection, sociology, feminist theory, queer theory, bisexual, parenting, adhd, sex therapy, authenticity |
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