Eric Hulsing

Eric Hulsing is a Colorado-based therapist who brings four years of experience as a therapist together with earlier work as a case manager and social caseworker in mental health and developmental services. He also speaks from lived experience with ADHD, dyspraxia, and depression, which shapes his perspective on neurodivergence and the hurdles many people face when their inner world and external demands feel out of sync.

His practice follows an integrative, person-centered, strengths-based framework that pairs evidence-based techniques with elements of art and philosophy - reflecting his belief that therapy is simultaneously a science, an art, and a philosophy. Eric adapts his approach to the individual in front of him, using play with children to support emotional expression and self-regulation, and applying the Transition to Independence Model (TIP) with teens and young adults to build executive functioning, self-determination, and confidence during life transitions.

Among the methods he commonly uses are dialectical behavior therapy and mindfulness for emotional regulation, expressive arts and play therapy for creative healing, solution-focused brief therapy for practical, goal-oriented progress, and motivational interviewing to explore motivation and readiness for change. He works with concerns including ADHD, autism, executive functioning challenges, anxiety, depression, and trauma, and offers neurodivergent-affirming care.

He is licensed in Colorado as a Licensed Professional Counselor - CO LPC, license number LPC.0020003. Eric acknowledges that starting therapy takes courage and he aims to partner with people to explore their stories, identify strengths, and build skills that support clearer direction and forward movement.