Heather Christensen, MA, LPCC - TEND Holistic Mental Health — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address1045 Lincoln St CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-515-0638
Websitetendhmh.com
Heather Christensen, MA, LPCC, offers individual therapy in Colorado, focusing on helping clients quiet their inner critic, shift unhelpful patterns, and cultivate self-compassion. Her approach integrates mindfulness-based therapies, body-based techniques, EMDR, and attachment theory. Christensen works with individuals struggling with anxiety, stress, people-pleasing, and perfectionism, aiming to decrease anxious thought loops, improve mood, and foster greater connection and ease. She utilizes research-backed tools to help clients rewire their brains for resilience in a demanding world. Her therapeutic process involves addressing past and present contexts, developing coping strategies, and exploring new ways of being to create a life aligned with personal values.
Best for
- Individuals with anxiety
- Those struggling with perfectionism
- People experiencing stress
- Clients seeking EMDR
| Key services | Individual therapy, EMDR therapy, Mindfulness-based therapy |
| Tags | anxiety, stress, perfectionism, people pleasing, emdr, mindfulness, attachment theory, self-compassion, individual therapy, colorado |
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