6 Best Denver LGBTQ Therapists

Dr. Bridget Kromrey is a licensed clinical psychologist who works on supporting individuals and families across the lifespan. Dr. Kromrey is dedicated to her job and is passionate about serving LGBTQ folks. She has received training and worked closely with transgender and gender non-binary youth and adults throughout her career.

• Credentials: PsyD

• Education:

◦ The University of Kansas Medical System (2022) - Fellowship, Clinical Child Psychology

◦ The University of Denver (2021) - Doctorate, Graduate School of Professional Psychology

◦ The University of Denver (2017) - Master's - International Disaster Psychology

• Specialty area(s): Early childhood, ASD, grief and loss, trauma, health/medical, severe, LGBTQ, humanistic, military, refugees, jail release, dream analysis, gender violence, women's issues, play therapy, existentialism, self esteem, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship issues

• Years in practice: 7

Dr. Colleen Corcoran is a licensed clinical psychologist who views her role in her clients' lives as a privilege. Approaching her work with warmth and candor, Dr. Corcoran holds a genuine belief in individuals' propensity for growth through mental health work. She has expertise working with folks who face unique challenges regarding gender and sexuality throughout the community.

• Credentials: PhD

• Education:

◦ Birch Psychology (2023) - Post-Doctoral Fellowship

◦ University of Arizona (2022) - Doctorate, College of Education, School Psychology

◦ Northern Arizona University (2017) - Specialist in Education, School Psychology

◦ Ohio University (2012) - Bachelor's, Child and Family Studies

• Specialty area(s): CBT, parent training, early childhood, ASD, ADHD, play therapy, anxiety, depression, gender identity, addiction

• Years in practice: 6

Dr. Stephanie Miller is a licensed clinical psychologist with special interest and expertise in working with clients experiencing suicidality, self-injury, identity development, gender and sexuality exploration, and life transitions. Providing compassionate and effective psychological services to those who are struggling, those seeking safe spaces to process and explore themselves and their experiences, and those hoping to more deeply examine their psychological and/or psychoeducational functioning is her focus.

• Credentials: PhD

• Education:

◦ Children's Hospital Colorado, Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (2015) - Fellowship, Pediatric Psychosocial Oncology/Hematology

◦ University of Northern Colorado (2014) - Doctorate, College of Education and Behavioral Sciences, School Psychology

◦ Loyola University in Maryland (2007) - Master's, Department of Psychology, Clinical Psychology

◦ Loyola University in Maryland (2005) - Bachelor's, Psychology

• Specialty area(s): CBT, behavioral, DBT, ACT, ADHD, trauma, adoption, health/medical, severe, LGBTQ, anxiety, depression

• Years in practice: 9

Dr. Dylan Larson-Konar is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides psychotherapy to adults and adolescents. Dr. Larson-Konar's approach relies on the warmth, authenticity, and power of the therapeutic relationship to help his clients construct more meaningful and empowering lives and to achieve personal growth. He has expertise and enjoys being a support transgender and gender non-binary clients.

• Credentials: PhD

• Education:

◦ Birch Psychology (2023) - Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Adults

◦ University of Colorado at Boulder - Pre-Doctoral Internship

◦ University of Florida (2022) - Doctorate, Counseling Psychology

◦ University of Florida (2019) - Master's, Counseling Psychology

◦ Princeton University (2015) - Bachelor's, English

• Specialty area(s): CBT, OCD, humanistic, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, couples therapy

• Years in practice: 8

Emily Ingraham is a licensed clinical social worker practicing as a trauma therapist, trainer, and consultant across the life span. Emily dedicates herself to changing the stigma from "what is wrong with you" to "what happened to you". She partners with clients from an anti-racist, anti-colonial, sex positive, and trans-affirming perspective to mental health support.

Emily is also a family therapist who seeks to grow connections between loved ones who may need support with acceptance of differing identities.

• Credentials: LCSW

• Education:

◦ Boston College (2014) - Masters of Social Work, Clinical Practice; Children, Youth, and Family Concentration

◦ Manhattanville College (2010) - Bachelor's, Communication Studies with Music and Legal Studies minors

• Specialty area(s): EMDR therapy, trauma, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, family therapy, couples therapy, EFT, play therapy, early childhood, gender violence, women's issues, LGBTQ, adoption, CPP, addiction\

• Years in practice: 11

Dr. Gabrielle Eberstein is particularly passionate about serving queer and trans clients, women, and those who have experienced trauma and stigma. She believes that our early attachments and our relationships greatly impact the way we view ourselves, others, and the world throughout our lifespans, and uses this belief to approach the relationship between her and her clients as a way of exploring the integration of attachment, interpersonal relationships, and self-organizations as the motivation for change.

• Credentials: PsyD

• Education:

◦ Birch Psychology (Current) - Post-Doctoral Fellowship

◦ Adler University (2022) - Doctorate, Clinical Psychology

◦ Grace College and Theological Seminary (2017) - Bachelor's, Psychology

• Specialty area(s): Gender violence, women's issues, gender identity, sexual orientation, body image, adoption, trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, depression

• Years in practice: 5