Zachariah Seifert
Clinical License
Illinois LCPC 180.014417
Colorado Pre-Licensed Supervising Clinician: Alexandra Hoerr, LPC.0016805
Education
M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Chicago State University, Chicago, IL
B.A. of Psychology, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
- Addiction & Urge Control
- ADHD & Attention Focus
- Adulting & Responsibility
- Anger Management
- Anxiety & Depression
- Artists & Performing Arts
- Attachment & Family Of Origin
- Career & Purpose
- Childhood Trauma
- Conflict Resolution
- Couples Therapy
- Dating & Romance
- Discernment & Divorce Counseling
- Domestic & Intimate Partner Violence
- Enneagram
- Faith Integration & Spirituality
- Family Therapy
- Gender Identity & Sexuality
- LGBTQIA+ & Queer Concerns
- Life Transitions
- Loss & Grief
- Military
- Multi-cultural & International
- OCD Treatment
- One Way Relationships & Codependancy
- Parenting & Co-parenting
- Platonic Relationships
- Porn & Sex Addiction
- Postpartum & Perinatal
- Racial Concerns & Trauma
- Re-assimilation & Culture Shock
- Religious Trauma & Church Hurt
- Sexual Health & Functioning
- Sports & Performance Psychology
- Substance Misuse
- Trauma & PTSD
- Person-Centered / Rogerian Therapy
- Family Systems Therapy
- Cognitive Behavior Therapy
- Emotion Focused Therapy
- Narrative Therapy
My Approach
You have power and access to healing – even if it feels out of reach right now. Life consists of high highs, low lows, and everything in between. At some point you may find yourself somewhere incredibly challenging, struggling not to become overwhelmed with the complex and difficult circumstances you’re facing. The expectation to “have it together” might inflate the discomfort you’re experiencing even more. Maybe you feel like life is moving too fast and it’s hard to take a second to slow down and find your center. Maybe you are feeling disconnected from others, or even from yourself. Perhaps there’s a relationship in your life that’s not going how you pictured it, or maybe you’re struggling to find your purpose. Managing who you are is a challenge on its own, and adding additional responsibilities only intensifies the experience! I want to encourage you – YOU are NOT ALONE! Again, you have power and access to healing – even if it feels out of reach right now.
The cliche that the first step is the most challenging is true. You are not expected to be perfect or have all of the answers. This journey called life is extremely challenging and it is okay to seek out support, because you are worthy of healing. I would be honored to accompany you on your journey.
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