Riley Cochran is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Addiction Counselor in the State of Colorado. He obtained his Masters in Clinical Mental Health from the University of Denver's Counseling Psychology Program. He is also a NAADAC Addiction Counseling National Minority Fellowship Training Program Fellow.
Riley is passionate about helping disconnected youth and families heal and reconnect with themselves and each other. He specializes in working with young people struggling with anger, attachment and abandonment wounds, trauma, grief, defiant behaviors, and disruptive and aggressive behaviors. He has worked at the highest levels of care in a number of different inpatient residential facilities, as well as a variety of outpatient treatment settings, bringing an individualized approach and thorough understanding of people and their unique healing journeys.
In his work with teens and young adults, Riley practices with a focus on attachment, trauma, and interpersonal dynamics, using a combination of Motivational Interviewing, Interpersonal Process Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Narrative Therapies, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Riley’s a Colorado native and diehard Colorado sports fan. Outside of work, you’ll find him embracing the great outdoors
Dasha is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addictions Counselor in Colorado. She earned her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver, and has over ten years of experience working with an assortment of behavioral health issues in a forensic setting. Her specialty areas include anxiety, depression, stress and trauma-related disorders, interpersonal difficulties, and life transitions.
Dasha practices from a place of authenticity, compassion, and open-mindedness using an integrated, holistic approach. She incorporates interventions and techniques that are designed to empower you, enhance emotional well-being, develop insight into your relationship with yourself and others, and help you navigate the ever-changing tides of this human experience with confidence and clarity.
Believing that you are the expert in your own life, Dasha values a collaborative approach to treatment to ensure her guidance is tailored to your unique needs. She is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental environment where we can fully explore the issues and establish meaningful change.
For fun, Dasha enjoys spending time with friends and family, hiking, camping, going to concerts, paddleboarding, and taking her dog on long walks or to the dog park.
Stephen Schwed is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Colorado with a range of professional clinical experience. He has worked in both jail and outpatient settings and specializes in trauma treatment using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). He has been with Resolute Counseling since 2022, providing therapy to clients of all ages, with a focus on adolescents struggling with anger and anxiety.
Stephen takes a relational approach to therapy, recognizing the importance of how we connect with others in shaping our well-being. His background in team sports and experience as a yoga teacher further inform his perspective on the mind-body connection. He works primarily through an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) lens, incorporating cognitive defusion, mindfulness, and other evidence-based techniques to help clients build psychological flexibility and lead more values-driven lives. His style is direct, warm, and grounded in both humor and compassion.
Born and raised in the heart of New York City, Stephen grew up a three-sport athlete, playing competitive basketball, soccer, and volleyball. He is a professional yoga teacher and teaches vinyasa yoga in the Denver area. He is most happy when his body is active and moving.
Bobby Tyman (He/Him) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addictions Counselor working towards certification as a Registered Play Therapist. Bobby was born and raised in Colorado and has been working with young children, teens, and their families since he began his undergraduate degree at CU Boulder.
Since graduating from Metro Denver with a Master's degree in Social Work, Bobby has continued to support these clients and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Bobby believes his job is to create a safe and supportive space for his clients. He uses harm reduction principles, mindfulness-based practices, play, and strengths-based person-centered care to support his clients in creating the lives they want for themselves.
Bobby believes in the healing power of playfulness, connection, and joy. He knows that we don't exist in isolation. This belief is the foundation of his work with whole families and communities, supporting long-lasting growth and advocating for systemic change.
Outside of work, Bobby enjoys skating, creating arts and crafts, and spending time outside with his pets and the people he loves.
Jeremy Smith is a Licensed Addiction Counselor and Licensed Social Worker in the state of Colorado. He holds a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver, with a specialization in mental health. A passionate therapist with a directive approach, Jeremy maintains that strength is inside all of us. His goal is to help teens and families find a way to access their inner power. Jeremy incorporates Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy into his therapeutic practices.
Jeremy’s specialty is treating individuals and families through a trauma-focused and cultural lens. He has done various system-related work around the Denver metropolitan area. He has worked directly with homeless populations, domestic violence cases, and other underserved.
Originally from Chicago, Jeremy has lived in South Florida for most of his life. He enjoys playing soccer and being out in the community, making connections.
Shaday Williams is a school-based clinician working in partnership with The Village at CLA. She graduated in 2019 from the University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice, and then in 2021 from the University of Denver with a Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology. She is currently in the process of pursuing full licensure as an LPC. Her degree program specialized in clinical training for trauma-informed care, high-risk cases, institutionalization-specific treatment, and treatment of incarcerated populations.
Shaday has held positions in various settings within the mental health field, including justice-involved residential programs and inpatient eating disorder programs. Her passion lies in working with the vulnerable population of children, to whom support is so critical for their growth and development.
Shaday values transparency, openness, and authenticity and exercises these values in her therapeutic relationships so her clients are empowered to do the same. She believes that people connect to therapy only when they feel they are able to be their genuine self, with zero judgment. She values feedback in order to improve a client’s experience and is always seeking to establish understanding with her clients to ensure they get the most benefit from their therapy sessions.
In her free time, Shaday enjoys watching anime, writing stories, baking, playing the sims, and researching various topics in great depth.
Nohely Morales is a clinical social work candidate working towards licensure as a clinical social worker in Colorado. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Human Services and Counseling with a concentration in Addiction Studies in 2019, and then her Master of Social Work from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Her experience included working with domestic violence, victims, young adults, BIPOC, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community, in both English and Spanish. She is a Certified Addictions Specialist, Approved Domestic Violence Treatment Provider, Rainbow Advocate and Educator, and is in training for EMDR Therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). She provides individual and group therapy using techniques such as Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Interventions.
Nohely’s passion is working with diverse, underserved community members, and she believes that mental health is an important aspect of creating a balanced and meaningful life. She hopes to help break stigmas and stereotypes surrounding mental health, and believes that therapy is most useful when it recognizes how parts of identity interact with our social, cultural, and political environment.
She was raised in Oaxaca, Mexico as well as in Denver, Colorado, and enjoys visiting her family back home every year. She loves spending time with friends and family, as well as attending her brother’s local band around the Denver metro area.
Hannah Janke (she/they) is a clinical social work candidate working towards licensure as a LCSW. They grew up in Houston, Texas helping their mom out in her elementary school classroom, where they developed a passion for working with underserved youth. They received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Texas and then moved to Denver to pursue a master’s in social work from the University of Denver, with a focus on children and youth.
Hannah is a passionate advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and the unique challenges faced by trans youth. They have worked in outpatient and school settings as well as PHP/IOP levels of care with both teens and young adults. They incorporate DBT and ACT into their humanistic approach toward therapy. Outside of work, they enjoy reading and run a LGBTQ+ book club.
Jesse Sperry obtained his Masters in Social Work from the University of Denver and completed post-graduate training in marriage and family therapy at the Denver Family Institute. He is currently a Clinical Social Work Candidate in the State of Colorado.
Jesse believes relationships are at the very core of our human experience. Interactions with other people shape our personality, how we express our emotions, and impact the overall quality of our lives. People are capable of overcoming their own problems, engaging in self-healing, and mobilizing their own naturally occurring resources and relationships when they have the right tools and support. If self-healing is the “engine” that makes therapy work, then my role is that of a mechanic to perform a tune-up by providing a safe working space & potential for new learning opportunities.
In his work with young adults and families, Jesse practices with a focus on systemic and strength-based modalities emphasizing client’s strengths, resources, and maintaining a sense of hope & possibility. He strives to collaborate with clients on achievable goals, creatively brainstorm viable strategies, and help people to take small concrete steps forward achieving a brighter future.
When he is not working, Jesse likes to ride his motorcycle, snowboard, and spend time with his family.
Emily Kunsman (she/her) is a Clinical Social Work Candidate in the state of Colorado. She holds a Master's in Social Work from the University of Denver, with a specialization in mental health and trauma. As a driven therapist with a relational approach, her goal is to work collaboratively alongside youth to harness their inner strength and achieve their preferred future.
Since moving to Colorado in 2020, Emily has worked within the juvenile justice system in various capacities. Her specialty is treating individuals through a trauma-focused, harm reduction, and cultural lens by incorporating Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Person-centered therapy techniques into her practice.
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