Chelsea is a compassionate therapist with nearly a decade of experience in the mental health field. Before earning her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Chelsea began her career as a Behavioral Health Counselor at an inpatient hospital for children struggling with eating disorders and other complex mental health concerns. During her five years in this role, she fell deeply in love with the work, inspired by the resilience of her clients and the profound impact of being truly seen, heard, and supported. It was here that she witnessed firsthand the transformative power of therapy and the innate capacity individuals have to heal themselves. Following this experience, she spent two years working in social work at a long-term care nursing facility during the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting individuals and families in need of mental health support.

Motivated to continue guiding and supporting others in a more direct therapeutic role, Chelsea completed her Master degree In a Mindfulness Based Transpersonal Psychology program. During her final year in grad school she worked for a year at a court mandated therapy program helping clients navigate the judicial system while getting their lives back from addiction and other mental health struggles.

She is deeply passionate about therapy and feels honored to bear witness to her clients’ journeys of healing, self-discovery, and personal growth. Her work is grounded in mindfulness, presence, and a deep respect for each individual’s inner wisdom and capacity for change.

Chelsea also implements a variety of modalities including CBT, DBT, IFS, and Gestalt with the influence of trauma informed care, and somatic practices.

Chelsea is a Colorado native who spends her free time walking her goofy Great Dane Bitsy, horseback riding, camping, painting, gardening and other such activities and adventures that bring joy and peace.