Dr. David Solly is lead psychologist at Mountaineer Counseling and Consulting, L.L.C. He uses cognitive-behavioral and related techniques within a supportive, solution-focused environment [Read More]

Let’s be real. You’re on this page for a reason, though you may not know what that reason is. All you know is that you have to do something, anything, to figure what’s going on. You’re seeking help. Which. Is. Terrifying. Or at least it can be; but it does not have to end there. I am not sure what your reality is, what brought you here or where you will go from here. However, I would love to join you on your journey. [Read More]

When I talk to my clients about mental health I tell them that we all have a river of heartache that runs through us. My goal as a counselor is to help you stand in that river, feeling the current and water on your legs while learning how to hold your ground and not get swept away. ​ I came to this work after learning to stand in my own river, a current that carried me through the death of loved ones, divorce, parenting teenagers, self doubt, and eventually the joy of personal growth and change. My own life experiences paired with my professional training and research have led me to this work. ​ Thank you for starting your journey with me. [Read More]

Shayla is a licensed professional counselor with an eclectic therapeutic orientation. She acknowledges that each client requires a personal and individual course of treatment. So, working in partnership with you, Shayla hopes to help you find and apply an approach that will best suit your needs and create holistic results for an overall healthier life. Throughout her years in the counseling field and particularly as a military spouse she has been exposed to diverse populations and is able to utilize and apply her experience with a variety of ethnic, cultural, socioeconomic, and religious backgrounds. She provides professional counseling services to children, adolescents and adults and enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families. [Read More]

I have had the pleasure of working with many teens and young adults in settings ranging from youth development centers, in-patient treatment facilities, school systems, and even wilderness therapy programs in south-east Alaska. One thing I carry with me from those experiences is the understanding and importance of healthy attachment. I find a great deal of value in working with you in an exploration of past and current relationships to understand how the past has influenced the present, and how to utilize the present to design a future you want. [Read More]

As a licensed psychologist and licensed school psychologist, I have extensive experience working with children and families to meet children’s social, emotional, and educational needs at home and school. [Read More]

Allison excels at counseling young children and those who struggle with addictions or substance abuse. Her empathetic, nonjudgmental nature provides a comfortable, understanding environment in which clients can work through their fears, doubts, and negative habits. Allison’s focus is always on you as a person. Not your faults or shortcomings, but on who you are. Her person-centered therapy means you won’t be weighed down with guilt but given the freedom to stretch for your best self. She also practices Motivational Interviewing and Strengths Based therapy, which asks questions to lead you as the client to your own solutions by examining your own strengths and passions. She is also skilled in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a method of counseling that replaces negative thoughts and behavior with positive ones. [Read More]

Dr. Johnson is a licensed psychologist in Colorado Springs, CO. She has a passion for working with individuals, couples, families, and groups as they embark on both the struggles and accomplishments life brings them. Dr. Johnson believes in an integrated care approach to counseling in which she strives to be an integral addition to support systems and care teams when necessary. Her theoretical approach to counseling includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Systemic Family Therapy modalities. [Read More]

Dr. Cleckler earned her doctorate in clinical psychology at Pacific University in Portland, OR. She has conducted psychological evaluations in a variety of settings including the public school system, juvenile correctional facilities, community mental health centers, and out-patient mental health clinics. Dr. Cleckler also worked as a Licensed School Psychologist conducting evaluations and advocating for children in need of special educational services. [Read More]

Melissa sees both adults and teens in her Colorado Springs counseling practice. Using a holistic approach that looks at the whole person and her clients’ experiences, she creates a personalized plan that meets her clients where they are with respect, compassion and acceptance. Using a variety of techniques, she works with clients who may be dealing with a variety of issues. While some clients are working on issues from their past that seem to keep them stuck or unable to reach the next level, others are working on creating new beliefs about their current sense of self in order to move toward higher levels of growth in the present and near future. Melissa’s credentials include an undergraduate degree in Psychology, a Masters of Social Work from the University of Houston and training EMDR. [Read More]

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist AASECT Certified Sex Therapy Supervisor Diplomate of American Association of Certified Sexologist I am a psychotherapist with an expertise in sex, marriage, and intimacy issues. In my private practice, I use a tailored approach to help individuals, couples, and families identify problems and their causes. I also supervise therapists and clinicians to become certified as world recognized AASECT Certified Sex Therapists and am the director of programing, trainer and supervisor for the 4-D Network: www.4-DNetwork.com [Read More]

I am currently accepting new clients for private-pay therapy as time and scheduling allows (I no longer accept insurance and am not a Medicaid provider). Slots are still available for individuals seeking consultation, supervision, and meta-supervision. I also provide non-EMDR, general consultation on specialized populations, such as disordered eating, body image, and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). I provide supervision for those who are working towards licensure as an LMFT or LPC as well as meta-supervision for those who are seeking to become approved supervisors (AAMFT-AS or ACS), or for those who wish to staff supervisory issues among peers. I provide CEDS Supervision for clinicians who are seeking to become a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist. [Read More]

I believe I cannot do any good work without Christ. I am just the conduit and vessel of the Holy Spirit, which empowers me to do His work and help all I encounter. We all will have trouble in this world and we may suffer at times, but we don’t have to do it alone. Counseling is a gift. We must assist each other in this world to help grow and the therapeutic approaches used are a part of that gift. Animals also can help us heal from past pain and trauma. The therapeutic touch from an animal can aid in this process. That is why Baker, my AAT certified Yellow Lab, is available to my clients during therapy sessions. [Read More]