Tina Simpson

Tina Simpson is a Colorado-based licensed clinical social worker who brings five years of experience to her therapeutic work. She offers a welcoming, inclusive practice that emphasizes effective communication and collaborative goal-setting.

Her schedule includes regular appointments Monday - Friday from 7a - 7p, Saturday mornings from 7a - 10a, and Sunday hours reserved for intake appointments. She welcomes messages with any questions, and asks that clients do not schedule an appointment until after they have spoken with her in the private chat room and she has given the go-ahead.

Many people seeking therapy find that communication within their immediate and extended networks is limited. Tina focuses on strengthening how clients communicate with others and with themselves, viewing improved communication as a core tool for reaching personal goals. Using her clinical techniques and skills, clients can expect gradual improvement in symptoms as they work together.

Beginning with inclusivity, her practice addresses a wide spectrum of concerns including anxiety, autism, panic disorder, depression, PTSD, relationship difficulties, bipolar disorder, addiction, personality disorders, ADHD, criminal justice involvement, anger management, and related challenges. She has a particular passion for working with autistic individuals and with people who are LGBTQIA+ - offering support for gender exploration, transition guidance, and coming out.

Tina’s therapeutic stance is rooted in unconditional positive regard for each person’s life experience. She draws from a range of evidence-based approaches and tailors interventions to the client’s goals. Working side-by-side, she helps clients identify strengths and areas for growth and establishes specific, achievable objectives.

As she often notes, “Emotional pain is not something that should be hidden away and never spoken about. There is truth in your pain, there is growth in your pain, but only if it’s first brought out into the open.” — Steven Aitchison