Clinical Interns

Our Interns are currently in a Masters level counseling program working to complete their internship hours. The interns are supervised by licensed counselors at CCT to ensure the upmost care of their clients. Learn more about our Internship Program.

Meet Maddie

At a young age,  I realized the importance & values of communication, community and connection. I believe being connected to others is essential to feeling cared for and welcomed. Understanding one’s self and finding purpose can make life’s journey much more manageable. My goals are to assist clients in feeling more comfortable & secure within their own life, provide safe spaces to share one’s inner thoughts/feelings and build a strong sense of connection.

I see therapy as a team effort, where the client and I can work collaboratively towards targeted goals. I consider myself patient & empathetic as well as a person who can provide unconditional and unwavering support, all while  “keeping it real”. I will not tell you what is right or wrong, as I don't believe life is so black and white.  However, I hope to encourage and strengthen client’s abilities to make better decisions that align with their own chosen path.  I show up as my most authentic self which I believe helps me develop trust with clients. You can rely on me to be straightforward, but in a compassionate way. 

I believe in the importance of exploring a person’s inner world. Every person has a unique story to share but sometimes our narratives on life become skewed by our traumatic experiences and make it difficult to cope with life problems in an effective way. I aid clients in reframing their stories and improving the language they use about themselves and the world around them, in hopes a client can feel more in control of their life, as well as experience more fulfillment. I am here to help identify the roadblocks but also to point out the opportunities and areas for growth. Every person has gifts and strengths and I assist clients in identifying & reclaiming their intricate gifts.

My approach to therapy is holistic, person-centered, and strength-based. It is also culturally and trauma-informed, as well as gender-sensitive. I understand the uniqueness of everyone’s experiences and will not  give you “cookie cutter” ways to deal with problem areas. I tend to view a person within how their environment has shaped them and their perspectives. I believe culture has a significant role in personal development and I respect everyone’s cultural backgrounds and differences.

My specialties are focused on those who have experienced trauma, anxiety/depression, addiction, and persons who have neurodevelopmental conditions (ADHD, etc.). I enjoy working with teens, adults, and experienced adults (60+).

Education

  • Adler University- Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

    • Expected Graduation- November 2024

  • Roosevelt University-Bachelors in Sociology-May 2013

    • Minors: Psychology & Women’s & Gender Studies 

Certifications

  • Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor (IL) 2018 to present

  • Domestic Violence Advocacy and Intervention -2020 to present

  • Psychological First Aid- 2023 to present

Insurances

  • Medicaid

  • Cigna

  • Aetna

  • Private Pay


Meet Katie

I am passionate about creating meaningful connections with individuals facing hardships and trauma. My journey in the field of counseling has been driven by a deep-seated love for supporting others through their most challenging times. 

With a foundation built on trust, connection, empathy, and compassion, I strive to provide a safe and supportive environment where clients feel understood and valued. My approach to counseling is rooted in the belief that every individual possesses the strength and resilience to overcome adversity with the right guidance and support.  

Drawing from a diverse range of therapeutic techniques and modalities, I work collaboratively with clients to explore their experiences, process their emotions, and develop effective coping strategies. Whether navigating through personal struggles, relationship issues, or past traumas, I am committed to walking alongside my clients on their journey towards healing and growth. 

Through my work, I aim to empower individuals to discover their inner strengths, cultivate self-awareness, and achieve a greater sense of fulfillment and well-being in their lives. I am deeply honored to be a part of each client's transformative journey, and I approach my role as a counselor with humility, integrity, and a genuine desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

As a Colorado native, I love spending my time outside enjoying hiking, paddleboarding and all fun outside activities. 

Insurances

  • Medicaid

  • Cigna

  • Aetna

  • Private Pay

Meet Britney

Growing up surrounded by family members in the medical, mental health, and law enforcement fields, I quickly learned the importance of mental health care and grew a passion for my field.

Prior to entering my career in counseling, I spent 12 years in the social work field helping connect people to individuals who could help them start their journey toward healing themselves and their families. Throughout that experience, I realized over time, I wanted to be the one who walked alongside individuals in their healthing process instead of watching from the sidelines. 

While the root of my approach lies in cognitive behavioral therapy, I understand that it takes a variety of approaches to reach the clients I work with. I strive to create an environment rich with empathy, compassion, and mutual respect, while also understanding that creating such an environment requires honesty from both myself and my clients. Through these approaches, my goal is to help clients overcome obstacles, reach their treatment goals, and heal from their unique and complex experiences. 

I have been a full time resident of Park County since 2013 and enjoy spending my weekends camping, four wheeling, and being on the lake with family. 

Education: 

-Adams State University - Masters in School Counseling and Clinical Mental Health Counseling -Expected graduation: May 2025

-Colorado Mesa University - Bachelors in Psychology with a Concentration in Counseling -Graduated: May 2012

Insurances

  • Medicaid

  • Cigna

  • Aetna

  • Private Pay