Inner Self and Wisdom — Mental health service in Denver, CO
Address1633 Fillmore St #103 CO, Denver, CO 80206
Phone+1720-651-2556
Websiteinnerselfandwisdom.com
Dr. Jason Shankle, LAC, LPC-S, MFTC, is the Founder and Director of Inner Self and Wisdom, LLC, a mental health service in Denver, Colorado. With over 10 years of experience, he empowers individuals, families, and communities to overcome challenges such as addiction, depression, and anxiety. Dr. Shankle's approach focuses on increasing self-awareness, confidence, and personal growth through transformational therapeutic counseling. He offers a supportive, compassionate, and safe environment for healing and development. Inner Self and Wisdom also provides educational workshops for mental health professionals and the community on various topics, including inherited trauma and self-care.
Best for
- Individuals seeking addiction counseling
- Families needing therapy
- Couples and marriage counseling
- Mental health professionals seeking CEUs
| Key services | Individual counseling, Family therapy, Couples therapy, Marriage counseling, Holistic therapy, Online video therapy |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | mental health, counseling, therapy, denver, colorado, addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, healing |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
Finding an African American male therapist in Denver was like sifting for a needle in a haystack, and I found Jason Shankle through the Crowley Foundation. Community is necessary to build a future for the best in my grandson. We certainly were blessed to find it here. Nearly 5 years later, Jason Hankle and Inner Self and Wisdom, continue to provide the tools that will be used to guide and heal a generation. I am so grateful. Mental health is as important as physical health at all ages.
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