Sendero Counseling & Consulting, LLC — Mental health service in Denver, CO
Phone+1720-507-4017
Websitepsychologytoday.com
Madeline Maxwell-Underwood is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) based in Denver, Colorado, offering online therapy services. She specializes in supporting first responders, helping them navigate the cumulative stress and trauma associated with their demanding professions. Maxwell-Underwood utilizes modalities such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to assist clients in processing difficult experiences, managing anxiety, burnout, grief, and substance use. As a first responder spouse, she brings a unique understanding of the culture and its impact on personal life, extending her support to partners and couples. Her goal is to foster a sense of stability, clarity, and control for her clients.
Best for
- First responders
- Partners of first responders
- Couples
| Key services | Telehealth sessions, Individual therapy, Couples therapy, Weekday availability, Weeknight availability, Free 15-minute consultation |
| Tags | emdr, ifs, act, trauma therapy, ptsd treatment, anxiety counseling, burnout support, grief counseling, substance use help, telehealth |
Location
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