Sensoma Psychotherapy — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address1411 N Ogden St SUITE 4 CO, Denver, CO 80218
Phone+1720-464-5023
Websitesensomapsychotherapy.com
Sensoma Psychotherapy, based in Denver, CO, offers psychotherapy grounded in attachment theory, somatic healing, and trauma-informed care. The practice focuses on helping clients reconnect with their innate capacity for safety, connection, and self-trust through presence, attunement, and relationship. They specialize in trauma healing, including complex childhood trauma, relational trauma, sexual trauma, domestic violence, birth trauma, and medical trauma, utilizing modalities such as EMDR and Somatic Experiencing. Additionally, Sensoma provides support for reproductive, perinatal, and infant mental health, addressing fertility journeys, loss, postpartum mood disorders, and infant trauma. They also offer services for anxiety and OCD, employing somatic and cognitive approaches, including ERP for OCD. Childbirth education courses are available to empower expectant parents. Sensoma also provides consultation and fellowship opportunities for clinicians, alongside trauma-informed trainings.
Best for
- Individuals experiencing trauma
- Those navigating reproductive and perinatal challenges
- Clients seeking somatic and EMDR therapy
- Expectant and new parents
| Key services | Individual Psychotherapy, Somatic Coaching, EMDR Intensives, Childbirth Education, Clinician Consultation, Fellowship for Clinicians |
| Tags | trauma therapy, somatic therapy, EMDR, perinatal mental health, childbirth education, anxiety, OCD, attachment theory, Denver therapist, healing |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 5 reviews
I became a client of Maggie's during a very difficult year of my life. I had learned prior to meeting her how somatic therapy could be effective for the types of experiences I was having. Connecting with Maggie has been exactly the support I was looking for. Her knowledge and skills have truly change how my body interacts with past and current trauma. When I started with Maggie I had a physical injury that had just occurred, overlapping with chronic health symptoms, past trauma, and current traumatic situations. The combination felt unbearable. Maggie skillfully navigated the sensitive state I was in helping me cultivate safety inside of myself. She is continuing to support me as I move through deeper layers of healing moving forward. I have done a mix of somatic therapy and emdr in my sessions and am grateful for Maggie's knowledge on how and when to utilize each one.
I’ve had the privilege of attending two in-person Somatic Experiencing trainings alongside Maggie, and I’ve witnessed firsthand the depth and integrity she brings to trauma-informed work. Her clinical presence is grounded, attuned, and deeply embodied. She is especially skilled in touch work and understands how to work with the nervous system in a precise and compassionate way. During training, I had the opportunity to experience her work as a client, and I felt an immense sense of attunement, safety, and connection. She holds a steady, contained space that allows for deep, rooted trauma processing without overwhelm. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking somatic trauma work that is thoughtful, skillful, and profoundly healing.
Maggie offers thoughtful, skilled care in the perinatal mental health space. She integrates relational and somatic work in a way that honors both the emotional and embodied experience of pregnancy and early parenthood. Her warmth makes it easy to feel supported and understood. I highly recommend her!
Maggie is a highly skilled somatic and EMDR therapist. I recommend her services for anyone desiring to feel more secure within themselves and their relationships.
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