Wild Crescent Therapy Studio — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address1556 N Williams St #201 CO, Denver, CO 80218
Phone+1720-277-9186
Meaghan Seelaus is a psychotherapist at Wild Crescent Therapy Studio in Denver, Colorado, offering creative psychotherapy for children, teens, and adults. Her approach integrates artistic expression, play, sandtray, and mindfulness to help clients access emotions and create change. She works with individuals and families navigating complex relationships and life transitions, including grief, divorce, neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, dyslexia, sensory processing), identity, and spirituality. Meaghan also provides specialized grief support as a Comprehensive Grief Care Pathfinders Provider through Judi's House. Her background includes mindfulness-based counseling and education, and she offers in-person sessions in Denver and virtual therapy across Colorado.
Best for
- Children, teens, and adults
- Neurodivergent individuals
- Bereaved individuals and families
- Caregivers and parents
| Key services | Individual therapy, Family therapy, Creative arts therapy, Play therapy, Grief counseling, Virtual therapy |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | creative psychotherapy, play therapy, grief counseling, neurodivergent affirming, family therapy, mindfulness, sandtray therapy, denver therapist, adhd support, autism support |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 6 reviews
Meaghan is an amazing therapist! Meaghan is attentive and has a unique and creative approach to interacting with all her clients and meeting them where they are at! Your compassion and love for the work you do is noticeable and valued!
Meaghan is an amazing therapist, and has helped me through relationship issues. She has a creative, warm style, and is able to work with the whole family to process anything.
Meaghan does a great job listening and being welcoming to a wide variety of people from all types of backgrounds, and her appreciation for art and movement helps individuals express themselves and learn about themselves in a unique manner.
Meaghan is passionate, empathetic, creative, and so adaptable!
I’m proud to support Wild Crescent Therapy in Denver, CO. I haven’t worked with Meghan as a therapist personally, but I’ve known her for years and truly admire the care, empathy, and intention she brings to everything she does. She has worked incredibly hard to build her practice, and it shows in the thoughtful, creative approach she takes with children, adolescents, adults, and families. I would absolutely recommend Wild Crescent Therapy to anyone looking for compassionate therapy or counseling in the Denver area.
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