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Sheryl Roberts, MA, LPC

Therapist
Longmont Colorado 80501

720-868-2000

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Name
Sheryl Roberts, MA, LPC
Position
Licensed Professional Counselor
Profession
Therapist
Phone Number
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Location
421 21st Ave
Longmont, Colorado, 80501
United States

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I am a private practitioner and am seeing clients in-person at my Northern Colorado office in Longmont. I also provide Teletherapy to residents in Colorado.

I utilize an approach to therapy which honors each individual’s experience while empowering clients to build resilience, solve problems and approach life with hope and courage.

I have extensive experience working with adult and adolescent individuals on a wide variety of issues, and also in working with the elderly.

I am also trained in Brainspotting, which I use to help clients process their life’s trauma (both past and present) and apply in the Gottman Method of couple’s counseling.  I work with Catholic couples for premarital coaching (before the wedding), marriage coaching (2 months to 1 year after the wedding) and marriage counseling (1 year after the wedding and beyond).

With my training and life experience, I help my clients bridge the gap between mental and spiritual health, and to understand the importance of wholistic healing which includes body, mind, soul and spirit.


Practice Info

Bio:
Sheryl Roberts brings her unique life experiences and her passion for helping people into play as a therapist who is interested in the interplay between spiritual and mental health. She graduated from Adams State University with a Masters in Mental Health counseling and interned at TRU Hospice as a grief counselor.

Besides her counseling experience, Sheryl lived for twelve years in the South East Asian country of Cambodia as a missionary where she lived and worked with her husband of over thirty years and their ten children. This life experience has sparked her counseling interests in Third Culture Kids, cultural acculturation and adaptation for expatriate workers, faith-informed marriage and family issues and grief and loss.

Sheryl uses an Catholic, somatic-based approach to therapy which honors each individual’s experience while empowering clients to build resilience, solve problems and approach life with hope and courage.

Sheryl is a member of the Catholic Psychotherapist Association.
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday: 9-6pm - Appointments in-person or online Teletherapy
Other days may be options.
Accepted Forms of Payments
Credit card, Cash
Credentials, Training, Qualifications:
Masters of Arts - Mental Health Counseling, Adams State University, Colorado
Brainspotting, Phase 1, 2 and specialty trainings
IFS Consultation group member (Internal Family Systems)
What licenses do you currently hold?:
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) - Colorado
Are you in private practice?:
Yes
Are you available to provide supervision services?:
Yes
Do you participate in any insurance plans?:
No
Telephone/Video counseling:
Yes
Please list all languages that you speak:
English
I treat the following:
Individuals Married Couples Adolescents Geriatrics Adult Children of Alcoholics Sexual Abuse Victims Depressive Disorders Anxiety Disorders Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Child Bearing Loss Obsessive Compulsive Disorder/Scrupulosity Dissociative Disorders
Other Specialties:
Grief and Loss
I use the following methods:
Prayer Behavior Techniques Cognitive Techniques Baars/Terruwe Model Other
Please describe other treatment methods
Integrative Medicine for Mental Health
Internal Family Systems informed therapy (IFS)
Gottman Method - couple’s counseling

Brainspotting (BSP): BSP is a focused treatment method that easily integrates into individual and couples therapy. BSP is a way to work on trauma or painful emotions in a safe environment. It can also be used to find and strengthen resources and resiliency and to enhance positive feelings and performance. A lot of times, we can get stuck in emotional responses and maladaptive patterns of behavior that often seem impossible to change or resolve. Through Brainspotting, individuals tend to escape these stuck patterns. They find relief from painful emotional experiences and repetitive feelings. BSP was was developed by David Grand, Ph.D. in 2003.
Are You A Practicing Catholic?
Yes

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