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Licensed therapist, Certified First Responder Counselor & divorce-recovery counselor in NoCo: I’ll help you grow, get mentally stronger & more resilient, and recover from trauma
02/13/2026
The “I’m tough” mask often starts as survival.
For many of us, it was handed down — a lesson that strength means silence, that vulnerability is weakness, that pain should be private.
But silence feeds shame.
And isolation makes the burden heavier.
Real strength ISN’T pretending you’re okay.
Real strength is reaching out when you need support.
"Not being open to being challenged makes us weaker and less resilient, and it prevents deepening of our relationships."
Check out my latest blog post on Substack, where I explain the difference between emotional safety and agreement. Disagreement doesn't have to mean you're emotionally unsafe; on the contrary, healthy challenging can be done respectfully and can create incredible growth.
It's good to have people in your life who challenge your viewpoints so you can see things from a different perspective.
01/29/2026
It’s amazing what starts to happen when you do the work! Counseling can help in so many ways, and the benefits of healing go far beyond your mental health. 💪😍
01/26/2026
Self-pity and pity from others can truly tank your mental health and mental strength!!! Start your day with gratitude, no matter how awful you feel. Look at your wins and start the day that way. Support and lovingly challenge others instead of pitying them. Having people in your inner circle who lovingly challenge you is PRICELESS!!! 💪❤️❤️
01/24/2026
True mental strength ISN’T pushing issues down to create a calm or stoic façade; it’s confronting them head-on so they don’t control you. Do the work so you can respond, not react 💪☺️.
01/13/2026
01/10/2026
PERIOD. Don't believe the lie: there's no shortcut to strength. Hard times are not unfair--they affect each and every one of us. There's no shortcut or easy button, as much as we can look at others' lives and assume they have it better. See the hard times as a chance to reflect, learn, strengthen, and grow.
01/09/2026
Healthy partnership is about shared values, encouragement, and mutual accountability(and humor is such a great bonus!) 💪❤️
01/08/2026
It's such a beautiful thing when we can get out of our own struggles and show up for others, whether it's helping with a physical injury or showing encouragement and support. :)
Check out my newest blog post on Substack. The post link is in my story, and my Substack link is in the bio.
11/17/2025
Hi all! I haven't been as active on social media, but I've been busy reflecting and writing. If you haven't checked out my Substack blog, I'd love to hear your thoughts! Click the story for the link.
10/02/2025
I will be presenting on the family and emotional aspects of divorce on a two-hour webinar on Saturday, October 11 from 9-11am.
If you or a woman you know is going through divorce, please share this resource for Second Saturday Divorce Workshop for Women.
I will be presenting on this webinar along with other divorce professionals in the Northern Colorado community, including attorneys, financial professionals and mortgage experts. We will lay out the divorce landscape and answer your questions. This is a free resource. To register, visit iwsadvisors.com/events .
09/30/2025
Hi all! Sorry to be so quiet lately! Sharing my most recent Substack post. Would love to hear your feedback!
Post link is in the story, and my Substack blog link is in the bio.
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If you’re here, it probably means things are not going quite the way you’d planned. I applaud your courage in seeking support. If life has become increasingly difficult, if your relationships are strained and painful, or if you’re simply looking for guidance in achieving the best version of yourself, you’re in the right place. My name is Jennifer (Jen) Meyer, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor practicing in Fort Collins, Colorado. I work with clients from Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Eaton (all of Northern Colorado), and southern Wyoming, as well as clients from around the globe via Skype/telehealth. I employ a holistic approach to counseling, incorporating many different facets of my clients’ lives into therapy. My approach is respectful of all individuals, cultures, genders and gender identities, sexual and romantic orientation, and religion/spirituality. I provide an understanding, judgment-free zone where you can feel comfortable expressing yourself openly and vulnerably.
I feel so lucky to have found my true calling in being a therapist, and I look forward to getting to know you and supporting you through this process. I am passionate about what I do, and am dedicated to providing expert, compassionate, effective therapy to my clients. I offer traditional office-based sessions, Skype/telehealth sessions, and nature-based sessions (weather permitting). I provide a warm, supportive, and down-to-earth atmosphere where my clients are encouraged and challenged to overcome difficulty and find strength, peace, and empowerment.
