People House

04/28/2026

04/27/2026

Congratulations Class of Spring 26'!

04/26/2026

ACP SUPERVISOR SPOTLIGHT featuring: Tania Henderson, LPC!

I became excited about becoming a therapist at age twelve, when I watched a guru use his expertise to connect with a troubled child who had only known how to push others away. It seemed like magic…. and I was hooked. I soaked up classes in counseling psychology and dabbled in Eastern philosophy with the hope of gaining different perspectives on how to relieve human suffering.

When it was time to put theory into practice, I worked in inpatient and foster care settings where children and families strove to find a semblance of normal in the middle of chaos. For a time, I facilitated a group for survivors of childhood sexual abuse through the WINGS Foundation. While in this program, a few participants in the LGBTQ+ community disclosed how much trauma they regularly endured just to be true to themselves. The group became a welcoming community where all members were believed, respected, and supported. This proved to be a rare gift for many.

These experiences allowed me to see what raw trauma looks like, the sophisticated ways we protect ourselves to endure, and the resilient nature of the human spirit. In 2003, I chose to step out on my own and start a private practice, focusing on adults dealing with the impacts that trauma, anxiety, and depression/bipolar disorder cause. Since that time, I have worked with remarkable people whose courage and tenacity have been nothing short of inspirational. They have proved that the capacity to love and embrace life can be rediscovered, even for those who have lived through the unbearable.

Along the way, I have had my own challenges to face. I can honestly say that it is hardest work I’ve ever done but also the most important. I’ve learned how much courage it takes to ask a stranger for help, the vulnerability required to face hard truths, the necessity to let go of the (ridiculous) fantasy of perfection to be able to embrace that I am wonderfully neurotic, not broken.

303.915.5597
info@sbscounseling.com

04/23/2026

Say hello to this week's highlighted Core Practitioner, Lindsay Chadwick, LPC!

My name is Lindsey Chadwick and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) as well as a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate (MFTC). I graduated with a masters in Counseling Psychology in Couple and Family Therapy from the University of Colorado Denver in 2013. I have grown as a therapist working with children and families in the treatment and recovery world, but have also expanded my skills in more general agency work through out my 17 years of working experience. My areas of expertise are focused on family members impacted by a loved one’s substance use disorder, high conflict divorce, parenting skills, and family dysfunction. Working with children has been my passion throughout my career. My work has also focused extensively with adolescents and young adults on the autism spectrum. I also enjoy working with teens, adults, and their families in the LGBTQIA+ community. Advocacy is a crucial component to my role and want to help others find their voice and community. I am committed to ongoing cultural and ethical competence through training, education, and consultation. What I love most about working with my clients, is seeing them find confidence in who they are, regain hope, and feel joy again, despite what life has thrown their way. Seeing families relate to each other in new ways and communicate more effectively is so important to healing. I believe that therapy can be a fun experience and can be tailored to what fits best for the client. When I’m not working I love to be in nature, travel, go to concerts and comedy shows, hang with my dog, and spend time with family and friends.

📞 303-578-9324✉ lindseyjotherapy@gmail.com

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day!

04/21/2026

We have a new post on the People House Blog by Phannie Krentzman! Check out "What Feels Natural Might Be Stunting Your Creativity"
https://peoplehouse.org/what-feels-natural-might-be-stunting-your-creativity-by-phannie-krentzman/

04/21/2026

04/19/2026

ACP SUPERVISOR SPOTLIGHT featuring Samantha Camerino, LCSW!

Hello! I am Samantha Camerino (she/her), founder of Nomad Therapy Services. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the State of Colorado and have over a decade of experience working with individuals going through life changes, managing mental & behavioral health challenges, and providing support for those seeking personal growth. I began my career working in Supportive Housing sites in New York City for formerly homeless individuals, and eventually moved to Denver to work as a Behavioral Health Street Outreach Clinician. I received my Master of Social Work (MSW) at Fordham University, with a focus on Evidence-Based Practices and Trauma-Informed Care. My work has focused on supporting people who struggle with depression, Bi-Polar Disorder, anxiety, anger, trauma, addiction, and other mental & behavioral health challenges. I started Nomad to break through some of the traditional styles of therapeutic services. While using an eclectic approach, my focus is on how to create a comfortable and warm environment to talk through challenges. In my experiences, therapy can sometimes feel too stuffy or sterile, more like medical treatment rather than a relaxed space to express thoughts and emotions. I have built this practice with the idea that therapy does not have to feel so formal or conventional… Sometimes we just need a non-judgmental space to work through our thoughts.

samantha@nomadtherapyservices.com
https://nomadtherapyservices.com/