Sarah Fowler
Licensed Professional Counselor ( LPC), EMDR, ADS, BST
I work with individuals of all ages to address concerns ranging from depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, PTSD. A majority of individuals I see reach out because they have tried to address these issues by using other means and have not been as successful as they had hoped. They are able to work through these and other issues to find a place of healing, balance and direction.
My experience includes working with a rang of individuals in the mental health field working with a range of individuals from young children to older adults. I have very specific trauma related training including EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) certification and have several years of experience working with complex trauma cases.
Ami Gorsky-Zabukovic
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, ADS, BST (Brain Synchronization Therapy), OSW-C
In my 27 years of providing counseling in both medical and private sectors I am firm in my belief that we all have the knowledge and ability to address the stresses that life can throw at us. However, sometimes because of extenuating circumstances our vision can become cloudy and we can lose our way. I work with individuals of all ages while practicing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to reinforce the importance of healthy coping skills and problem-solving skills. I have received specialized certifications in grief/loss and traumatic loss in addition to figuring out how to maintain a life while managing a chronic illness or potentially life limiting diagnosis.
Candace Brandenburg
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), ATR (Registered Art Therapist)
I work with individuals, from early adolescence to late adulthood, to address life transitions, anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, LGBTQ+ issues, self-image and self-esteem and grief. Through my career, I have conducted art therapy within the public school system, treatment communities, senior care communities, correctional facilities and within domestic violence shelters.
I specialize in art therapy, directive and studio based, to help clients reach their therapeutic goals. I utilize behavioral techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. My approach overall is eclectic, pulling from Gestalt, Jungian and psycho-dynamic theories as well. My personal approach is humanistic, offering a supportive atmosphere, creative discovery, authenticity and a person-centered experience.
Veronika Marmolejo
SWC, BST, ADS
I am currently pursuing my LCSW have worked with mental health in several capacities including at the Dorcy Cancer Center. I am comfortable working with individuals of all ages to address issues ranging from anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss related issues and phase of life stressors and transitions. Being able to identify and empathize with individuals is a quality I bring into all sessions while we work together to form a plan to best address your needs. Brain Synchronization Therapy is one technique I use to address these individual needs through a process that is similar to EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing). I also believe that treating the whole individual and addressing all needs is best practice to making effective and lasting changes.
Nina Maurello
SWC, ADS, BST
I am currently pursuing my LCSW after receiving my mater’s degree in social work from Colorado State University, Pueblo.
My experience working with mental health has been within Dorcy Cancer Center, Southern Colorado Family Clinic and with Compass Rose Counseling. I have worked with those who are addressing issues ranging from anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and loss. I am trained in Brain Synchronization Therapy (BST) and use this as a way to help individuals process past trauma adaptively. I look forward to helping my clients to my best ability.
Allison Robinson
Master’s Intern
I am a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at Northwestern University, expected to complete my degree in December 2026. I’m passionate about supporting individuals through the perinatal journey–including fertility challenges, pregnancy loss, postpartum adjustment, and the identity shifts that often come with being a parent
In addition to working with adults, I also find so much meaning in helping children and adolescents feel seen, heard, and safe–especially during times when their world may feel confusing or overwhelming. Supporting both parents and children during transitional life stages allows me to approach family care with empathy and perspective.
I aim to create a supportive, nonjudgemental environment where clients can explore the emotional complexity of these seasons–whether they’re navigating grief, anxiety, or simply trying to reconnect with themselves in the midst of caring for others.
Outside of work, I enjoy all things outdoors, traveling, trying new restaurants, and taking moments to connect with myself.
Sofia Breske
Master's Intern
I am a graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University, with an anticipated graduation date of December 2026. I am deeply passionate about serving diverse populations, particularly veterans and individuals navigating significant life stressors and transitions.
As a U.S. Army veteran, I bring firsthand knowledge of military culture and a genuine understanding of the unique challenges faced by service members and their families. My military experience strengthens my commitment to providing culturally competent, trauma-informed care.
Through my clinical training, I have gained experience working with children on the autism spectrum, supporting their emotional, behavioral, and social development within a compassionate and structured therapeutic environment. I strive to create a space that is judgment-free, supportive, and safe, in other words, one that empowers clients, fosters resilience, and promotes meaningful, lasting growth amid life’s ongoing changes.
Zachary Hudson
Master’s Intern
I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University with an expected graduation of May 2027. I possess an affinity for supporting children, adults, and LGBTQ+ individuals navigate personal, relational, and developmental opportunities and distresses. My counseling approach integrates person-centered, play therapy, somatic, and cognitive behavioral modalities. I incorporate psychoeducation to empower a client’s autonomy, and encourage clients to engage in introspection, self-reflection, and mindfulness as ways to build insight and promote sustainable growth.
I acknowledge the complex interplay of intersectional identities. I believe the client is the expert on their life and culture. I emphasize empathy, collaboration, and acknowledgement of each client’s unique experience and narrative. I am committed to creating an environment of unconditional positive regard where clients feel safe to explore their beliefs, emotions, and behaviors. I believe productive change is achievable when an individual is provided with non-judgmental support, acceptance of their current experience and ability, and a collaborative relationship.