Guilt Social Workers in Colorado
Guilt is a complex and common emotional experience. Sometimes, guilt is appropriate, after an individual does something they know they shouldn’t have or said something that may have offended someone.
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7 Matching Social Workers with Availability
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Timothy Kelly
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
GuiltSuicidal ideationBorderline personality disorderChildhood trauma Depression Anxiety
In-person & online
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Jay Sandys
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
Guilt AddictionDrug addiction & abuse Loss, grief, and bereavementSubstance abuse Trauma
Online only
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Kelsey Weyer
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
Guilt Anxiety Chronic illness DepressionFamily issuesLyme disease and/or tick-borne illness
In-person & online
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Katie Catalano
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
Guilt Trauma Relationship issuesFamily of Origin Issues LGBTQIA, gender, & sexuality topics Anxiety
Online only
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Myke Cooper
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
GuiltAnger management Anxiety Bipolar disorder DepressionSubstance abuse
Online only
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Lindsey A Carnick
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
Guilt Anxiety Couples counseling Depression Life transitions Relationship issues
In-person & online
Heather Artemis Navarro
Therapist
Accepting clients from Colorado
Guilt Anxiety CodependencyMind-body connection Relationship issues Trauma
Online only
1-7 of 7 providers who match your search criteria
Number of therapists in Colorado
448
Available session format
Average cost per session
$203
Therapists in Colorado who specialize in:
92% Anxiety
79% Depression
64% Relationship issues
63% Trauma
61% Life transitions
52% Stress management
41% Loss, grief, and bereavement
40% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Top insurances plans accepted
46% Aetna
36% United Healthcare
34% Blue Cross Blue Shield