Sarah McKelvey, MA, LPC
Lead Psychotherapist & Director
Sarah is an empathic and energetic psychotherapist blending formal training in classic therapeutic modalities with philosophy, spiritual teachings, and original insights from her own spiritual practice as a contemplative cyclist. Her clinical experience, desire to understand and work with human nature, and passion for life and this work, combines into a unique approach to psychotherapy, emotional health, and spiritual evolution.
Drawing from the humanistic-existential tradition that empowers us to courageously make choices rather than remain passive, driven by our conditioning, or inauthentic, the mindfulness meditation tradition that helps us stay centered, grounded, and present-minded, in touch with ourselves, self-regulated and self-accepting in this life process, and the Jungian and psychoanalytic traditions which offer profound analyses of the depths of the mind, the possibilities of our life's unfolding, and the troubles we get into with our defenses, complexes, issues, and hang-ups, Sarah shows up to the therapeutic hour ready for insight, connection, and powerful self-understanding that allows change to occur.
Sarah received her master's degree in Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education at the University of Colorado Denver in 2010. Her previous clinical experience includes an internship at the University of Colorado's Student & Community Counseling Center, where she focused on grief and loss counseling after pursuing advanced coursework in this area. She has operated a private practice out of her Centennial office for over eight years, obtaining licensure in 2013.
Sammy Fiegel, MAT, LPC, ATR
Psychotherapist
Sammy believes that we all have the power to move from a place of struggle to a place of strength. Believing in the power of human connection, she works to evoke resiliency, mind/body safety, and helps others navigate transitions through strengths-based talk and art therapy. She is motivated to support those affected by universal feelings of pain and loss. Her overall therapeutic philosophy is that our pain can give us purpose. She believes in Post-Traumatic Growth. She works from a personal psychology perspective: she is journeying alongside her clients in a path to wholeness.
Personally, Sammy is an adventurer at heart. She loves to explore, hike, travel, is inspired by motivational experiences, and the challenging of her own personal limits. Her personal journey through healing reflects these experiences of loss, triumph and growth, and directly contributes to the power of her therapeutic approach.
Sammy received a dual Masters degree in Counseling Psychology and Art Therapy from Adler University. She utilizes a strengths-based, empowerment approach through talk and art therapy with adults, children & teens. She is an LPC, ATR, Supervisor, an Expert Witness in child trauma, and a First Responder Counselor. Previously she has worked in community counseling centers, schools, and residential facilities. She has also practiced therapy with diverse world populations and backgrounds, and has a passion for supporting clients struggling with low self-esteem, complex trauma, and PTSD.
Personally, Sammy is an adventurer at heart. She loves to explore, hike, travel, is inspired by motivational experiences, and the challenging of her own personal limits. Her personal journey through healing reflects these experiences of loss, triumph and growth, and directly contributes to the power of her therapeutic approach.
Sammy received a dual Masters degree in Counseling Psychology and Art Therapy from Adler University. She utilizes a strengths-based, empowerment approach through talk and art therapy with adults, children & teens. She is an LPC, ATR, Supervisor, an Expert Witness in child trauma, and a First Responder Counselor. Previously she has worked in community counseling centers, schools, and residential facilities. She has also practiced therapy with diverse world populations and backgrounds, and has a passion for supporting clients struggling with low self-esteem, complex trauma, and PTSD.
