Colorado

I offer kink/BDSM, poly/CNM/ENM, TGNC, and LGBQ affirmative psychotherapy and sex therapy for individuals, couples, multiple-partner relationships, and/or poly and leather families. My approach is sex positive, holistic, collaborative, and person-centered. I am an out and proud member of the BDSM and LGBTQ communities.

Neurodivergent Trauma Therapist primarily located in Colorado Springs.

It is likely that throughout your life you've received complicated messages about sex and your ability to access or express your sexuality. You may also have feelings of shame, confusion, or lack of knowledge surrounding sex. Frequently, it can feel difficult to discuss these concerns amongst partners or to explore them independently. Sex and sexuality are important parts of our lives as individuals and in relationships. Creating a dynamic understanding of the role of sex and sexuality within your life can help you feel more validated, satisfied and capable of expressing yourself. My focus as your therapist is to minimize shame and stimulate engaging exploration of a myriad of issues surrounding sex and sex therapy. In my office no topic is off limits, too risky, or too embarrassing to explore. Sex therapy can range from individual therapy, therapy with partners together, single issue therapy, and dynamic restructuring of sexuality. Sex therapy provides the ability to bring issues of sexuality into the therapy room in a way that is safe, aware, and facilitates growth.

Assertive, compassionate and non-judgmental representation in family law (divorce, custody and child support) and Department of Human Services matters. Too often, healthy and consensual expressions of adult sexuality are misrepresented in divorce proceedings or DHS proceedings regarding children. You need representation who understands your situation and can present the truth, advocating for your rights.

Sex and Relationship Coach trained as a therapist working to help you clear your blocks, talk about your fantasies, and make sense of your love life!

My name is Heather Huffman, and I support people in their desire to overcome their past and live fully in the present. In Western society, many of us are never taught how to express our thoughts and emotions in a healthy way. We're told to just "get over it" or "suck it up." We start to think that emotions are bad, especially distressing ones such as depression or anxiety. But emotions are our friends! Yes, even depression and anxiety. They serve as warnings about our environment, to activate the fight, flight, freeze response to keep us safe. But without the ability to process and release these helpful emotions, they get "stuck" and become maladaptive and overwhelming. We can experience panic, helplessness, hopelessness, and difficulty with impulse control. I use both somatic (body) and cognitive-behavioral approaches to help people learn how to transform the way you respond to daily stressors in a mindful and regulated way. We'll identify your triggers, name your emotions and negative thoughts, and discover where you hold them in your body. Then we'll work to determine which skills and tools might work best for you to overcome your barriers to wellness and move forward on your path to recovery. I also use a lot of humor (when appropriate), to make sessions fun! Happiness is the journey - not the end destination. There might be days you won't want to come to session. There might be days when you just want to give up. I get it. My ideal client understands that change takes time, patience, and practice. Mental health is much like physical fitness. You can't go to the gym once a week and get that six-pack or be able to lift your body weight. You have to practice! Just talking won't make your problems change or go away. You have control over how you think about and respond to your environment, but old habits die hard. The good news is, through commitment to change and daily practice, you can build new pathways in your brain, so that your instinct is to respond in a healthy way instead of your old, unhelpful ways. All I ask is that you come to session on time, cancel and reschedule in advance when you need to, and follow through on your commitment to recovery.

Hey there! Do yourself the favor of working with a therapist who respects your lifestyle and orientation. I am a kink-aware therapist who is familiar and at home with the intricate dynamics of kinky play, poly and open relationships and queer identities. I understand sexual diversity, and I also do not assume that your identity or practices need to be the focus of our time together. Get in touch and see if we're a good fit.

Individual or couples counseling for adults, specializing in relationships, codependency, healthy sexuality, kink, and non-monogamous relationship types.

Life Coaching focused on deconstructing Christianity and embracing a personal path

Transformations may feel overwhelming; life-affirming changes may create distance from people you care about. When we question ourselves, it's hard to know where to turn for perspective. We can dig into what your identity means to you and how to embody it while building a life worth showing up for.