Lee-Andre Garvin

Lee-Andre Garvin, LPC, supports people who are looking for help with anxiety, trauma, depression, substance use concerns, legal stressors, relationship challenges, and the many expected and unexpected issues that can show up across a lifetime. His work emphasizes genuine empathy, steady emotional support, and a belief that growth is possible for everyone, even though the path to change looks different from person to person. He focuses on collaborating with clients to help them identify and build on their own inner strength as they move toward improved mental wellness.

He earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of Denver and has practiced along Colorado’s Front Range for more than seven years. Over the course of his career, he has served adults and adolescents in intensive recovery settings as a substance abuse counselor and has also worked in high school and community mental health environments. This background has provided him with broad experience addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, bipolar disorder, dissociation, and identity concerns related to race and gender, along with everyday life stressors that can feel overwhelming.

Therapy with Lee-Andre is designed to be a collaborative effort, with an emphasis on creating space for clients to feel effective and engaged in the process. He draws from evidence-based therapeutic techniques, including DBT mindfulness skills, motivational interviewing, trauma-focused work, talk therapy, and exploration of deeper, less conscious patterns. He recognizes that finding the right therapist can bring up uncertainty, and he aims to make the process feel approachable while working together toward meaningful change.