DIVE DEEPER using ancient wisdom and modern technology.

 

I use a number of approaches to working with my clients because no two people are alike.  My primary modalities include Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Somatic Psychotherapy in the form of Hakomi, and Mindfulness practices cultivated through my Masters in Contemplative Psychotherapy. My practice is located in Denver, Colorado.

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  • “Most eating disorder approaches are "medical model" and this translates into a hierarchical approach to healing by doing what the doctor recommends. Your approach is radical and much more deeply human and spiritual.”

    — Dr. Sherry Young | CSAT, right fit CONSULTING

  • “I realized that an eating disorder transition house was necessary for people in recovery where they could live together and support each other. There are so many patients I know today who swear that if not for the transition house, where they could practice skills…they would not be recovered today. I am highly supportive of others offering this option and think it is a huge gap in our overall care that we [haven’t had] this option available.”

    — Carolyn Costin | Carolyn Costin Institute, Founder + former CCO, Monte Nido & Affiliates

  • “The challenging behaviors of eating disorders are entrenched in daily life, specifically around mealtimes, and cannot be avoided. Assistance during everyday living can make the difference between recovery or not.”

    — NEDC, 2017

  • “Recovery is defined as a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential.”

    – SAMHSA, 2014

  • “Coaching is an important aspect of an overall strategy for treating individuals with eating disorders. In essence, coaches provide a crucial aspect of treatment by accompanying clients in everyday situations and providing exposure and response prevention.”

    – Carolyn Costin Coaching