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Providers
Specializing in EMDR
Eye Movement
Desensitization and Reprocessing - a
process developed to help clients
process traumatic memories and
events unconsciously. EMDR is
primarily utilized to treat
post-traumatic stress disorder or
PTSD. Modeled on REM (rapid eye
movements during sleep) which
facilitates left-brain, right-brain
hemisphere processing. These events
can include experiences such as
sexual or emotional abuse. The
intense feelings that result from
these types of events can become
'locked' in the nervous system and
later produce symptoms of fear,
anxiety, sadness and anger. It is a
profound tool for rapid change.
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Thomas Calhoun, Ph.D. |
Denver |
80246 |
Georgia Hitchcock, LPC, CAC III
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Denver
Greenwood Village |
80120
80111 |
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Lindsey Kamradt, LCSW |
Wheat Ridge |
80033 |
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Jo Dold LeJeune, Ph.D., LPC |
Littleton |
80120 |
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Kim McMillin, RN, LMFT |
Lafayette |
80026 |
Hildie Newman, LCSW
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Englewood |
80111 |
Jane Plattner, LCSW
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Aurora |
80012 |
William Sandy
Pryor, LPC, MT-BC
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Denver
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80203
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Jack Taggart, LCSW |
Westminster |
80030 |
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Medication |
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For a list of providers
who prescribe medication
for mental health
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Guide to Degrees and
Licenses |
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Ph.D./Psy.D = Doctorate
in Psychology
LCSW = Licensed Clinical
Social Worker
LPC = Licensed
Professional Counselor
LMFT = Licensed Marriage
and Family Therapist
MS = Master of Science
RN = Registered Nurse
CAC III = Certified
Addictions Counselor
Level III
All clinicians have
extensive Mental Health
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