Denver therapy for trauma, anxiety, and attachment
Therapy that works beneath the surface
Many of our clients come to us after years of doing “the work”. They have all the insight, self-awareness, and a toolbox full of coping skills, yet they still feel stuck - in old patterns, stories, and relationship dynamics that just aren’t serving them anymore.
When we’ve experienced trauma, the roots of our wounds live in our nervous system and can’t be reached through insight alone.
That gap is where we work. Our approach integrates attachment, neuroscience, and somatics to support meaningful, lasting healing at the root.
Childhood Trauma
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents
anxiety
Relationship Trauma
Attachment Wounds
body image
grief
People-Pleasing
Childhood Trauma Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents anxiety Relationship Trauma Attachment Wounds body image grief People-Pleasing
Offering Support For:
find your path forward
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Wounds from the past are still shaping my life in the present
For those who are longing for change in their lives and relationships in the present, but can’t seem to shake the impact of the past. Trauma therapy can help you gently return to what still needs care, so you can begin to break the cycle of trauma and create a new legacy of healing and growth today.
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I feel trapped in perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-criticism
For those whose minds rarely feel quiet, who second-guess themselves, brace for what could go wrong, or feel like they have to hold everything together. Anxiety therapy can help you connect with what anxiety is protecting, learn to listen to yourself beneath the noise, and experience a steadier, more regulated sense of self.
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I’m tired of carrying what was never mine to hold
For those who grew up managing chaos at home, feeling responsible for everyone else’s emotions, and learning to stay one step ahead of what others might need. Trauma therapy can help tend to the old wounds and soften the protective patterns that are still shaping how safe it feels to need, trust, rest, or be fully yourself.
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I understand my past and my patterns, but I don’t feel better
For those who have insight into what happened, but still feel pulled back into the pain, fear, or shutdown it left behind. EMDR therapy can help your brain and body reprocess what still feels unresolved, helping the past feel less alive in the present.
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I feel pulled between who I am and who I had to become
For those who feel like different parts of themselves are working against each other: one part wants change, closeness, or rest, while another part keeps protecting, people-pleasing, avoiding, or bracing for what could go wrong. Parts work therapy can help you understand what these parts are carrying, meet them with care, and allow their protective roles to soften over time.
Denver therapist for
childhood trauma and anxiety
Meet Chadley
LCSW, LICSW, LMFT
I built my practice around the healing power of connection. In our work together, my focus is on you - knowing you, honoring you, holding you in your pain - and on us - doing my part in cultivating a bond that can carry us through both the heaviness and beauty of therapy together.
What I love most about being a therapist is developing such deep, meaningful relationships with my clients as I help them heal from the hurt they’ve experienced in other relationships.
Staying true to the values that underpin my work with clients, I’m not in this alone either. Jordan Kurtz, my co-therapist, has been alongside me for over four years and is an integral part of my practice. Whether you work directly with me or with Jordan, know that you have the collective care and experience of both of us supporting you every step of the way.
Our Therapy Specialties
Our Therapy Specialties
Our Therapy Specialties
Our Connection-Centered, Somatic Approach to Therapy
Our approach is guided by a simple belief: healing happens when we feel safe enough to reconnect - with ourselves, with others, and with the parts of us that have carried pain for far too long.
We Are Wounded in Relationship and We Heal in Relationship
Connection, both with ourselves and others, is at the heart of healing. Disconnection is often at the root of so much pain.
For those who have experienced the isolation and self-protection that often come with trauma, working with a therapist who is attuned, genuine, and deeply invested in your healing can be transformative in and of itself.
Healing The Places Insight Alone Can’t Reach
Therapy is about so much more than just talking it out. Sustainable growth happens when we move toward the parts of our experience that live beneath the surface and intellect.
Our team of two trauma specialists is dedicated to this depth of care, collectively bringing over 10,000 hours of specialized clinical experience and advanced training to each session.
By integrating somatic and attachment-focused therapies with neuroscience, we help our clients move beyond just understanding their story and into nervous system-level healing that allows for lasting change.
Work with a Denver therapist
LCSW, LMFT
Chadley Zobolas
In person • Virtual
Therapy for: Childhood Trauma | Anxiety | Relationship Trauma | Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents
Jordan Kurtz
LPC, LMHC
Virtual
Therapy for: Teens | Anxiety | Trauma | Attachment Wounds | Grief
Your Space for Healing
Let’s process the past and reclaim the present, together.
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Therapy Resources for Trauma, Anxiety, and Attachment
