Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Welcome and congratulations on taking this leap into the space of counseling for yourself! I know it can be an incredibly vulnerable decision, and I am excited to work with you in taking this courageous next step into a healthier and more fulfilling life.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Colorado. I completed my Masters in Social Work at the University of Denver in 2012. I am also a spouse and mom to one toddler and one dog. I am also a trained Co-Active Coach, focusing primarily on leadership, issues of shame and guilt, and helping individuals find what they are most passionate about. I have completed Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead workshop and currently work with leaders at all levels on becoming the best version of themselves.
I have extensive experience working in and around the child welfare system, both with families of origin as well as all types of caregivers supporting children. I am experienced in supporting those who have experienced abuse and/or neglect in their own lives, as well as those caring for children who experienced trauma. I am also committed to supporting first responders in avoiding compassion fatigue and maintaining passion for their work.
As a clinician, my approach is energetic and compassionate. I believe in a solution-focused, strengths-based approached to working with people, and see individuals through a whole-person lens. I enthusiastically welcome people from diverse cultures and identities. I also know how important it is to find someone who you truly connect with in order to open yourself up to creating the life you want, and I look forward to working with you should I feel like the right fit!
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Stacy Walsh is a licensed clinical social worker practicing in Colorado who brings an energetic and compassionate style to her clinical work. With three years of professional experience, she combines solution-focused and strengths-based methods while viewing each person through a whole-person lens.
She earned a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver in 2012 and also trained as a Co-Active Coach, concentrating on leadership, issues of shame and guilt, and helping individuals identify what they are most passionate about. Stacy has completed Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead workshop and partners with leaders at all levels to support their professional growth.
Stacy has substantial experience working in and around the child welfare system, supporting families of origin and caregivers who care for children. She works with people who have experienced abuse or neglect as well as with caregivers of children who have experienced trauma. Stacy is also committed to helping first responders prevent compassion fatigue and preserve their passion for work.
As a clinician she enthusiastically welcomes people from diverse cultures and identities and emphasizes the importance of a good therapeutic fit. She is a spouse and a mother to one toddler and one dog, and she looks forward to working with individuals who feel she might be the right match for their goals.
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