Vive Counseling — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address750 E 9th Ave CO, Denver, CO 80015
Phone+1720-432-5718
Websitevivecounseling.com
Sarah Callaway, MA, LPC, offers counseling services at Vive Counseling in Denver, Colorado. Her office is located in a quiet space within the Capitol Hill Healing Center. Callaway draws from her own experience with anxiety and emotional sensitivity, having navigated personal mental health struggles that led her to psychotherapy. She emphasizes bringing a full and present self to each session, fostering curiosity, self-compassion, and insight for her clients. Her approach is informed by her mixed ethnic background, growing up with Irish and Mexican cultures, which shaped her worldview. Callaway is dedicated to helping clients live more fully, drawing from the meaning of "vive," the Spanish word for "to live."
Best for
- Individuals with anxiety
- Those with eating disorder symptoms
- Clients experiencing depression
- Individuals with trauma histories
| Key services | Individual psychotherapy, Free initial consultation |
| Languages | Spanish |
| Tags | counseling, denver, lpc, anxiety, depression, eating disorder, ptsd, adhd, bpd, multicultural |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
Conditions Sarah helps me treat: ADHD, eating disorder, major depression, anxiety, BPD, PTSD I have never had a therapist as active in my treatment as Sarah and I've been in therapy for more than half of my life. When we met, I already had a therapist, but I specifically came to Sarah looking for help with eating disorder symptoms. She asked me if I was comfortable with her talking to my dietician and psychiatrist; of course I said yes. She cared enough to consult with them outside of our sessions without me even asking. Soon after, my focus had to shift from my eating disorder to a life threatening depressive episode. I kept meeting with her because of the invaluable compassion, insight, and resources that she repeatedly brought into our sessions. I was suicidal for almost a year and we tried so, so many forms of treatment until my insurance put up a roadblock. Sarah and I agreed that TMS had promising potential to help me when nothing else had, but Colorado Medicaid doesn't cover TMS. I tried to find clinics that could offer me a payment plan I could afford, but I had no luck. Sarah was also helping me look until she found that Axis Integrated Mental Health would do my TMS pro bono. Axis also provided me with Spravato and a better psychiatrist. If Sarah hadn't gone out of her way to help me I don't know if I would've survived. Now that I'm in a safe and healthy place, we are making more progress than I have in a long time. She really gets me and asks amazing questions. Thank you for saving my life Sarah!
Sarah is insightful, empathetic and intentional in her practice. I’m thankful for my time with her.
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