Beth AmselMaster's Level Intern Therapist

Transition, loss, confusion, disconnection, loneliness, sadness, anger, grief, anxiety, pain, emotional dysregulation, relationship conflict, low self-esteem. These are all normal feelings and experiences that come and go throughout life, but sometimes they grow unmanageable and disrupt our health, well-being, and day to day functioning. Perhaps you are experiencing a radical transition, feeling deeply uncomfortable where you are in life, moving through trauma, or are currently in a place of suffering.  You deserve to feel whole, healthy, and connected. You deserve help and support in navigating a path to feeling better.   You are not alone!  

With respect, empathy, and kindness, I strive to create a safe, welcoming, and shame-free space that fosters brave discovery and positive change.  I have a deep clinical interest in women's health (cis, trans, non-binary, or self-defined), sexual health, menopause, divorce, attachment wounds, relational conflict, adjustment and transitions, identity formation, anxiety, and depression.  I practice using a trauma informed approach with the perspective that you are a unique individual who deserves counseling specifically tailored to your issues, concerns, and culture.  Utilizing empirically supported modalities such as Psychodynamic, ACT, somatic, mindfulness, humanistic, and Emotion Focused Therapy, together we will collaborate on a highly personal, holistic approach to your most pressing issues, and find a path forward that steadily improves your life.

Prior to counseling, I was a touring singer-songwriter, guitarist, and recording artist for nearly 20 years. In 2022, I returned to CU Boulder to finish my BA in History, focusing on menopause and aging in the U.S.  I am currently a second year Master’s candidate in counseling psychology, with a focus on clinical mental health, at the University of Denver.  When not seeing clients or studying, I love to hike in the foothills, cook extravagant meals for my community, and snuggle with my elderly yellow lab, Ellie (aka: BabyDog).