Dan Michels Psychotherapy

  Explore expert Psychedelic Integration Therapy with Dan Michels, serving Boulder and Longmont. Embrace transformative healing and guidance tailored to your journey. Visit our page to learn about Psychedelic Integration services in Boulder and Longmont.

  I often have clients in Couples Therapy and Counseling that might say to their partner: “part of me feels so much love for you and another part of me really hates you.” In Individual Therapy, this past week I had a client say: “part of me really loves my father. I admire him, he has taught me so much about life, about how to be a man. Yet another part of me feel resentful to him because he didn’t teach me how to be a sensitive, emotional man.” We all have parts of ourselves that have different thoughts, feelings and opinions about the same thing just like this. We may have conflicting feelings about our spouse, our family, our job. We usually all find some kind of equilibrium with these conflicting feelings to a relative extent. Some days we might feel one way more than the other and the following day could be the opposite. These inner conflicts can lead to a considerable amount of confusion and anxiety, especially when they remain unexamined. Many modalities in psychotherapy di...

Experience personalized individual therapy and counseling in Boulder and Longmont. Dan Michels offers expert guidance to support your mental health journey. Get started today with individualized care tailored to your needs. Learn more about individual therapy and counseling options.

I provide psychotherapy in and around Boulder, CO, USA. I specialize in Ketamine-Assisted therapy and Ketamine therapy groups, as well as individual therapy and Hakomi.  

  Choosing a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Hakomi Therapist offers numerous benefits for individuals and couples seeking therapy. From specialized expertise and innovative treatments to a holistic and inclusive approach, these professionals provide comprehensive care that addresses a wide range of mental health issues. At Dan Michels Psychotherapy, clients can expect a safe, supportive, and effective therapeutic experience that fosters healing and growth. For more information or to schedule a free consultation, visit Dan Michels Psychotherapy . Start your journey to better mental health and well-being today.

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a healthy and thriving relationship can be challenging. Whether it's work stress, family responsibilities, or communication breakdowns, many couples struggle to stay connected. For couples seeking a way to reconnect and resolve conflicts, couples retreats offer a peaceful and transformative solution. At Dan Michels Couples Therapy, we understand the complexities of intimate relationships and the profound impact a retreat can have on deepening bonds and resolving conflicts. Let's dive into the eight key benefits of attending a couples retreat. 1. A Break from Daily Distractions Modern life can pull couples in many directions, leaving little time for meaningful connection. A couples retreat provides an opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With a serene setting, you and your partner can focus solely on each other, away from the constant distractions of work, chores, and technology. How It Helps: By steppin...

  In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to become disconnected from our true selves. Our minds are often occupied with external demands, stresses, and expectations, making it hard to truly know what we need or who we are at our core. One form of therapy that helps us reconnect with our authentic selves is Hakomi Therapy . By combining mindfulness and somatic (body-based) awareness, Hakomi therapy allows individuals to uncover deep-seated beliefs that influence their daily lives. In this blog, we will explore what Hakomi therapy is, how it works, and the benefits of working with a Hakomi therapist. What Is Hakomi Therapy? Hakomi Therapy is a mindfulness-based, experiential form of psychotherapy designed to reveal unconscious core beliefs that shape our behaviors, emotions, and interactions. Developed by Ron Kurtz in the 1970s, this therapy integrates principles of mindfulness, non-violence, and body-centered techniques to bring awareness to underlying emotional patterns. ...