Sean Evans

Sean Evans is a clinical mental health therapist based in New Mexico with more than 16 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults and families across community mental health, educational, and private practice settings. Before entering the counseling profession, he served for 20 years in pastoral ministry.

He earned a Master of Counseling Psychology in 2008 from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and soon after relocated to the Northwest New Mexico and Southwest Colorado region. His professional background spans roles such as administrator of a residential treatment center, clinical administrator for children’s behavioral health, student assistance coordinator for a school district, visiting professor at a school of social work, private practice clinician, outpatient clinical manager, health services coordinator for a school district, and integrated behavioral health provider in a family medical practice.

Evans works with high-risk and high-needs children and adolescents as well as with adults and families, with a primary focus on trauma, anxiety, and depression. He also serves as a Certified First Responder Counselor. He holds professional licensure to practice counseling in both Colorado and New Mexico.

His therapeutic approach is collaborative and skill-based, grounded in the belief that people are not “broken” and do not simply need to be fixed. Instead, he partners with clients as a guide and companion while they pursue the alternative life paths they choose. He recognizes that reaching out is often the first step on a new journey and looks forward to traveling alongside clients for a time as they build stronger, healthier lives.