Omni Counseling and Nutrition — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address975 Lincoln St #202 CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1303-489-9269
Melissa is a counselor in Denver, Colorado, known for her caring, authentic, and down-to-earth approach. She combines a wealth of knowledge and skill with intuition and passion for her work. Clients describe her as compassionate, trustworthy, and possessing a wonderful sense of humor that she uses effectively. Melissa is recognized for her competence and is considered a strong therapist for eating disorders. She is dedicated to her clients' well-being and is a reliable professional to whom others confidently refer clients.
Best for
- Individuals with eating disorders
- Clients seeking a compassionate therapist
- Those who appreciate humor in therapy
| Key services | Counseling services, Therapy |
| Tags | counselor, therapist, denver, eating disorders, compassionate, authentic, intuitive, knowledgeable, skilled, humor |
Reviews on Google4.3 · 4 reviews
Melissa is a warm and intelligent therapist. She's one of the best for eating disorders. I've had the pleasure of collaborating with her professionally an can attest to her competence.
I think it is good but i have never gone.
I have had the pleasure of knowing Melissa for the past five years and she is a fabulous therapist. Melissa combines a wealth of knowledge and skill with a caring, authentic approach. She is very down to earth, intuitive and passionate about her work. I highly recommend Melissa and her counseling services.
Melissa cares deeply about her clients and nothing seems to phase her. She is deeply compassionate and I trust her ethics 100%. When referring clients to Melissa, I know they are in good hands. Most of all, Melissa has a wonderful sense of humor and knows the perfect time to use it.
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