Set Free Play Therapy — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address1928 E 18th Ave CO, Denver, CO 80206
Phone+1720-449-6736
Websitesetfreeplaytherapy.com
Carly is a psychotherapist specializing in play therapy, working with children and families in Denver, Colorado. She provides a safe and supportive environment where children can process their emotions and develop healthy coping mechanisms. Carly is known for her kindness, patience, and gentle approach with young clients, intuitively understanding their needs. She also offers thoughtful guidance to parents to assist with parenting challenges. Clients report that she helps families heal, grow closer, and improve communication. Carly is described as approachable, knowledgeable, and easy to schedule with, responding quickly to inquiries.
Best for
- Children struggling with anxiety
- Families seeking to heal and grow closer
- Parents needing guidance with child-rearing
| Key services | Play therapy, Children's counseling, Family therapy, Parenting guidance |
| Tags | play therapy, child therapist, family therapist, anxiety, coping skills, emotional processing, parenting support, denver therapist |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 3 reviews
I highly recommend Karly for children’s counseling. My daughter, who was struggling with anxiety, found comfort, support, and coping techniques through her sessions with Karly over the period of several months. She has overcome her issues and is no longer feeling panic or having troubles falling asleep. We feel blessed to have found a counselor who is so kind, approachable, and knowledgeable and will know where to go if any need arises in the future! Thank you, Karly!
Carly is an amazing play therapist who has helped our family heal and grow closer. She is great with our 4 year old as well as with our 10 year old. Our kids love going to meet with her and always say how much they both like her. We trust her completely with our children and she has helped them heal and learn to process their feelings and emotions in a healthy way. Carly has also helped our family heal and grow closer together and have healthier communication. I would recommend her to my friends as well as anyone who needs extra guidance and help with their kids and wants them to learn healthy coping skills and healthy communication. She is kind and compassionate and very patient. Thank you Carly for encouraging my husband and I, helping our family heal and being a safe place for our kids to process their emotions and heal.
Our experience with Carly over the past 6 months has been invaluable for my family. She is endlessly kind, patient, and gentle with my child, and seems at times to intuitively discern what my child is feeling. My child felt safe and at ease with Carly from their very first meeting. What's more, Carly has offered thoughtful, insightful guidance to me to assist with parenting several times, whenever I have requested assistance. She is easy to schedule with, and is quick to respond. I have recommended Carly to several parents, and will continue to do so.
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