In 2009, I opened my private practice, The Road Less Traveled Counseling Center. I work with adults (individuals and couples) with a variety of mental health, relationship, and life transition issues. I also co-facilitate an Interpersonal Process Group, provide supervision and consultation to mental health clinicians, and offer EMDRIA-Approved EMDR Training. I specialize in trauma work (including EMDR) and couples therapy from a relational, attachment-oriented, and experiential perspective. In 2013, after completing my PhD, I founded Denver Collaborative Health Center (DCHC). Denver Collaborative Health Center is a network of highly skilled independent professionals dedicated to providing quality health care services. We are committed to fostering a welcoming, safe, and inclusive atmosphere for a diverse population. Our collaborative providers support and empower individuals through the whole continuum of care. We recognize the power of treating body, mind, and spirit, and have come together to share our complementary training and experience to treat the whole person. All professionals at Denver Collaborative Health Center, LLC (DCHC) are independent health providers with their own private practices. Prior to beginning private practice work and returning to graduate school to obtain my PhD, I worked in a local residential treatment center for children and adolescents with trauma and mental health issues for four years, providing individual, family, and group counseling to children and adolescents in residential, day treatment, and outpatient settings. I also provided EMDR treatment to these children. Prior to that position, I worked at another residential treatment center in the Denver area for adolescents with significant behavioral and mental health issues, many of whom were in the legal and social services systems. There, I provided individual, family, and group counseling, as well as case management. I conducted anger management, restorative justice, process, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and substance abuse groups. Before working in residential treatment, I worked at an Emergency Psychiatric Services office of a local mental health center, where I provided crisis counseling for chronically mentally ill children and adult clients and those in situational crisis. I also conducted emergency psychiatric evaluations and interventions, provided psychiatric consultations for hospital patients, and offered referrals and resources to clients. Prior to completing my Master’s program, I worked as a Professional Research Assistant at the Institute for Behavioral Genetics at the University of Colorado at Boulder for three years, where I conducted interviews for behavioral genetic research. I also worked as a Youth Advocate and a Mental Health Worker through a local mental health center with children in day treatment. Before moving to Colorado, I worked as a Recreation Therapist at a maximum security, young offender center in my native country of Canada, where I developed and led recreation programs. I also worked at a camp for inner-city children and their parents, and at a center for dually diagnosed adults with developmental disabilities and sexual offense histories.