I have experience working with the criminal justice system, the Dependency and Neglect court system and civil/family court. I have been qualified as an expert witness in the areas of child protection, domestic violence victimization and the impact of domestic violence on children.

I work with adults without children, parents/caregivers, and adolescents in individual and group therapy. I have also worked with foster parents, adoptive parents, step-parents and relatives in primary caregiver roles.

On a personal level, I enjoy spending time with family and friends.   We enjoy camping, attending sporting events, watching movies, riding bikes and observing the beauty of Colorado.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master's degree in Art Therapy from The George Washington University. In addition to my experience assisting clients with general mental health issues, I have specific experience addressing acute and chronic stressors, complex trauma, eating disorders, grief and loss, early childhood development, and behavioral concerns in children. I enjoy working with children, adolescents and their families to find the change, growth or healing they are seeking through an individualized approach. I am trained to incorporate trauma-informed art and play techniques within the therapeutic process. I utilize interventions from Synergetic Play Therapy, which is a researched informed model of therapy that blends together neuroscience, attachment, nervous system regulation, physics, mindfulness, and authenticity. In my free time I enjoy crafting, traveling, and exploring nature with my family.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Argosy University. I have been working in the field for over 10 years providing individual, family and group therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. My background includes working with the client's experiencing trauma, PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), domestic violence, and substance abuse. Through integrating different treatment modalities, such as DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy, SFT (Solution Focused Therapy) allows me to adapt to each individual client providing support as clients work through their process of healing. In my free time, I enjoy horseback riding, yoga and being out in nature.

I was born and raised in San Diego, California. I moved to Denver, Colorado in 2009 to get my undergraduate degree in hospitality and business management with a minor in psychology. While getting my undergraduate degree, I was able to become a writer of my own mental health blog, a musician and songwriter of my own album, and work as an intern in London, UK and New York City, New York.

After graduating from the University of Denver, I knew that I wanted to help people. I utilized my hospitality degree to work with and lead as many people as I possibly could in a humble, creative, and fair manner. I managed a housekeeping department in an ultra-luxury resort for two years; I ran my parent’s hotel, renovation, and family business for four years; and, I become a general manager of a highly successful hotel in downtown Denver for one year.

Throughout my hospitality career, I went to bed wanting to do more than just manage and lead employees for a hotel’s profit. On the side, I worked with the African Community Center of Denver to help refugees find and maintain work here in the United States; I created mentorships with my employees to help elevate their careers in the hotel industry; and, I volunteered as a trained listener on the mental health app 7cups.

Ultimately, I came to realize that my burning passion was in the field of psychology. I am now enrolled at the University of Colorado – Denver to attain my license in marriage and family therapy. I would like to use this platform and my license to help youth, adults, couples, and families in the therapy room as well as in communities who are in need of quality resources.

Outside of my professional passions, I have a wife and two dogs. I love to rock climb, hike, bike, backpack, write about the human experience, listen, play, and write music, educate myself with non-fiction, and have fun, yet deep conversations with friends and family.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master's degree in Social Work from The University of Denver. I enjoy hiking, spending time with my dog, going to Rockies baseball games, and attending concerts at the many wonderful Colorado music venues. I am originally from New Jersey, which allowed me to spend many summers enjoying the boardwalks and beaches.

Along with my Master's degree in Social Work, I also completed my Animal Assisted Social Work certificate from the University of Denver. Currently, I partner with Sully, my Professional Therapy Dog. Sully was trained through Freedom Service Dogs, and works with me in the therapeutic environment to build upon: the therapeutic alliance, enhance the human-animal bond, and so much more! My background includes working with clients in day treatment, residential, and community-based environments.

In addition, I have experience working with the Department of Human Services, the Juvenile Justice System, and the Dependency and Neglect Court System. I love working with all ages, and place a great importance on trauma informed interventions and family systems. Additionally, I utilize and integrate the evidenced based modalities of: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), into my work with clients. I look forward to partnering with you on your therapeutic journey.

Joe Benedetti, BA

I am a student at Adams State University pursuing my Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I believe the best perspective for assisting individuals in resolving their emotional and personal issues and problems is the wellness model of mental health. I focus on building a therapeutic relationship and help clients explore issues that directly affect them. I accept clients where they are, establish rapport, and help provide motivation. Most issues individuals face in life are developmental in nature and understanding the dynamics of human growth and development is essential to success as a helper. I teach clients how to correct faulty information processing so they can view situations more realistically. I believe counseling is for everyone and believe in the power to humor.

Personally, I am a Colorado native and huge sports fan. I enjoy exercising, cooking, ancient history but mostly, I cherish spending time with my 13-year-old daughter.

Alexa Seback, BA

I received my bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Colorado State University and am currently pursuing my master's degree in Counseling at Adams State University. I am passionate about supporting children and their families through various transitions and seasons of life. I have worked with homeless families, women facing crisis pregnancies, and children who have experienced severe trauma. My time working with children in foster care strongly influenced my desire to pursue a career in counseling and learn about trauma-informed care. All families face challenging circumstances at some point or another and I believe it is crucial for each member of the family to receive the support they need for the family to thrive. I aspire to meet each client where they are at with empathy and care and believe there is something to learn from each person I meet.

I am originally from Colorado and love spending time in the mountains with family and friends. I enjoy skiing, hiking, painting, and reading in my spare time.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver. I have over 10 years of experience in this field working primarily with children, adolescents, families, and adults. I work with each client to build upon their strengths and address the current or ongoing issues in a way that meets the need of the individual or family.

I am intensively trained in several treatment modalities including DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) and TF-CBT (Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). My integrative approach is focused on finding what works for each individual and assisting them in creating their own solution and supporting them through grief/loss, past trauma, family/relationship issues, behavioral problems, anxiety and/or depression.