Omni Counseling & Nutrition — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address800 N Grant St Suite 340 CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1303-489-9269
Omni Counseling & Nutrition is a practice in Denver, Colorado, with a team of educated professionals. Corrie is highlighted for her ability to teach clients while fostering a comfortable environment, particularly for those seeking help with body image. Abbey is also mentioned as a valuable member of the team. The practice focuses on eating disorders and diet culture, extending to an understanding of how societal systems impact individuals. They offer compassionate and informed care, with staff educated on social justice issues. Clients describe Corrie as open, understanding, and non-judgmental.
Best for
- Individuals seeking help with body image
- Clients interested in social justice issues
- Those struggling with eating disorders
| Key services | Counseling, Nutrition services |
| Tags | counseling, nutrition, eating disorders, body image, social justice, denver therapist, diet culture |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 4 reviews
The whole team at Omni is incredible. Finding a good therapist can be a challenge, and I'm so grateful to have found Abbey. This is the place to go. Their entire staff is educated on not only eating disorders and diet culture, but on social justice issues as well. I came here to get help for myself and left with a deeper understanding of how the systems in place in our country affect each of us as individuals. Their compassionate and informed care makes all the difference!
Corrie has been such a gift in my life! She is open and understanding and doesn't judge whatsoever. I highly recommend her!!
Corrie is as much a consummate professional as she is a badass roller derby queen. She will teach you a ton while making you feel right at home in her presence. She's my go-to for folks who seek help loving their bodies.
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