Elizabeth Olson
Psy.D., L.C.S.W., C.G.P., Licensed Psychologist
Founder, Clinical Director
Dr. Elizabeth Olson offers individual, group, and family psychotherapy. Dr. Olson has worked with adolescents, young adults, families, parents, and adults in her private practice for over twenty years. She works with clients over time to help them create lasting, in-depth character change through a deeper understanding and awareness of unconscious, procedural patterns. She enjoys working with individuals, groups and families to create happier and healthier ways of being in relationship with others. Dr. Olson offers consultation on Dialectic Behavior Therapy, family treatment, and group psychotherapy. She presents nationally and has been published on topics that include group psychotherapy, mindfulness, eating disorders, dialectical behavior therapy, parenting, and family dynamics. As a psychologist, her work is informed by her interest in the unconscious, neuropsychology, mindfulness practice, behavioral strategies, and her experiences as a parent and a spouse. In her own life, she enjoys hiking, running, yoga, meditation, and spending quality time with family and friends!
Francis Kaklauskas
PsyD, CACIII, FAGPA, C.G.P., LPC
Clinical Consultant, Psychologist
Dr. Kaklauskas, works with adolescents, young adults, adults, families, couples and groups. He currently leads supervision, training and process groups in his practice. He graduated from the Master of Arts in Contemplative Psychotherapy program in 1992. Since that time, he has provided psychotherapy and other psychological services. He is a Fellow and Board Member of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, as well as serving on a variety of national tasks forces and committees focusing of the topics of research and diversity. Dr. Kaklauskas’ other publications include being the primary psychological consultant and on-screen presenter for the best selling three part video series, Hooked: The Addiction Trap, and co-authoring the Group Psychotherapy chapter in The Handbook of Clinical Psychology. He has also co-edited two critically acclaimed psychotherapy textbooks, Brilliant Sanity: Buddhist Approaches to Psychotherapy and Existential Psychology East-West.
Therapists
Deniz Dinler
M.A., LPCC
Psychotherapist
Deniz was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey, and came to the U.S. as a teenager. She received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University where she focused on Transpersonal Wilderness therapy. Deniz works with adults of all identities and cultural backgrounds, on relationship issues, transitions, complex trauma, anxiety, grief and addiction. She enjoys working with her clients in an integrative way, incorporating physical, psychological, emotional, social and spiritual aspects. Deniz’s other passions include homesteading, building with her hands, spending time with her animals, and tending to her garden.
Lydia Bailey
M.A., LPCC
Psychotherapist
Lydia received her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regis University in August 2021. She went on to work as a mental health therapist in a juvenile justice setting for two years, where she supported youth in making meaningful changes in their lives. Lydia offers therapy for trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, perfectionism, difficult behaviors, and emotional dysregulation. She looks forward to hearing your story and supporting you on your journey of wellness. In her clinical work, Lydia integrates interventions from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Somatic Experiencing® approaches. She grew up near Austin, TX, and loves to spend her time getting creative, listening to podcasts, taking walks, and singing and dancing.
Life Skills Coaching/Executive Skills Coaching/Mentoring
Abbey Case
Mentor
Born and raised in Boulder, Abbey graduated from the University of Colorado in 2016 with a BA in Psychology, with a particular interest in the mindfulness-based approach. Deeply believing in the mind-body connection, she pursued an intensive 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training that specifically focused on using pranayama techniques as a tool to heal trauma. Craving new experiences, Abbey decided to travel Central and South America, teaching yoga along the way. Amongst her travels she found herself drawn towards helping people in need, and advocating for human rights. Her passion for social justice brought her to New York City where she worked and volunteered in the non-profit sector for the past couple of years. Missing the accessibility to the outdoors she made the decision to return to her roots, and put into practice her background in Psychology. In her free time she enjoys all of the outdoor activities Colorado has to offer, as well as reading, and practicing Spanish.
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