Kelsey Geiger MA, LPCC, ATR-P

I believe that our feelings and sensations carry real information. In a world that often prioritizes thinking first and feeling later, the distance between mind and body can show up in many ways. Sometimes as chronic contracted states, a kind of dullness, or an existential anxiety that’s hard to name.

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Our work together begins with the relationship. Before anything else, we build enough trust so that what’s difficult has room to be spoken.

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From there, we move through feeling and sensation, reconnecting you with your body through somatic techniques, art-making, and attention to the meaningful symbols that surface in your daily life. We also look at the larger picture of how you live: your home, what you eat, whether your environment actually supports you, and what you value, so the work stays connected to the life you want to be living. When you’re ready, we go into the deeper layers, including trauma, childhood, and the patterns that formed early.

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The process can unfold step by step, or it can circle and return. The pace and shape follow what feels true to you.

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Who I Work With
I work with people in Colorado navigating chronic pain, anxiety, trauma and neurodivergence, and with those who consider themselves highly sensitive. Many already understand a lot about themselves and are ready for what they know to show up in how they live.

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My approach
Sessions integrate talk therapy, art therapy, mindfulness and somatic-informed techniques. I’m also trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), which can become part of our work when it’s a good fit. No art experience is needed. The materials are simply another way of noticing.

 

Training
I hold a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Transpersonal Art Therapy from Naropa University. I am also trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and am a trained yoga teacher.

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