PASTOR TOM SHELLY, M.Div, MACP, Counselor

805-252-2137 or tshelly@centus.org

I'd love to be of service - give me a call!

1980 Dahlia St
Denver, CO  80220
303-758-6087

Neuropsychological & Psychological Assessment 

• Traumatic brain injury (TBI) & Concussion
• Stroke
• Chronic illness
• Dementia
• ADHD

Professional Background

• Post-Doctoral Certificate in Clinical Neuropsychology, Fielding Graduate University
• Doctorate (PhD) in Counseling Psychology, University of Denver
• Master of Arts in Psychology, University of Denver
• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, University of Colorado at Denver

Practice Philosophy

Insurance Panels

Susan Shamos, Ph.D. Psychologist
Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church

Treatment Specialities

PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS:

• IQ and Learning Disorders
• Social and Emotional Functioning
• Behavioral Disorders
• Adjustment/Developmental Progress
• Disturbance of Family and Interpersonal Relations

INDIVIDUAL THERAPEUTIC ASSESSMENT:

• Explore personal issues
• Strengths and Weaknesses
• Career or School Potential
• Spiritual Potential
• Reaching Personal Goals Effectively

COUPLES THERAPEUTIC ASSESSMENT:

• Understand your partner
• Help your partner understand you
• Communication styles
• Setting mutual goals

Practice Philosophy

Through assessment and sensitive, caring feedback, I believe that all people can develop a deeper understanding of themselves and increase their self-confidence and self-compassion in order to reach their full potential and create lives of meaning and well-being.  

Psychologist have developed wonderful tools for helping people understand themselves and I will work to make that information available to everyone in the simplest, most comprehensible way possible. 

Background

I earned my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver.  I starting working with children and families which led to working with adults and couples as well.  

After ten years of offering psychotherapy, I had the privilege of training with Dr. Stephen Finn, a leader in making psychological evaluation more accessible and therapeutic for people.  Consequently I have refocused my practice on offering Therapeutic Assessment and Psychological Evaluation.  

Insurance Panels

• Aetna
• Anthem BC/BS
• Cigna
• Tricare/Triwest
• United Behavioral Health
• Value Options

Cathy Daley, MS, LMFT

Treatment Specialties

• Adult Therapy
• Anger Management
• Anxiety
• Couples/Marital Counseling
• Depression
• Family/Parenting Issues
• Grief and Loss
• Life Transitions
• Personal Growth
• Pre-Marital Counseling
• Relationship Counseling
• Self Esteem
• Spiritual Interests
• Stress Management
• Women’s Issues

Practice Philosophy

In my practice I like to use a method of therapy that focuses on individuals’ competence instead of their deficits, on their strengths instead of their weaknesses, and on their possibilities rather than on their limitations. 

This focus is something that seems very important and respectful, helping my clients build on what they have to offer themselves and those who are important to them. 

Professional Background

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Insurance Accepted

• ComPsych
• Mines and Associates

Laura Yokota, MS LPC

Treatment Specialties

• Abuse: Past or Present
• Adjustment Issues
• Adult Therapy 
• Anxiety/Panic/Phobia
• Depression/Mood Disorders
• Domestic Violence 
• EMDR Level II
• Grief/Loss 
• Multicultural
• Relationships
• Relaxation
• Stress Management
• Trauma:  Past or Recent

Practice Philosophy

I believe that healing is the greatest gift we can give ourselves.  It enables us to live fully in the present and to experience our lives and emotions in a way that is healthy and life-affirming. 

Holistic healing of the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of Self provides integrated and lasting results.

Professional Background

I hold a Master’s Degree in Community Counseling from Georgia State University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Kennesaw College.

Most of my post-masters training relates to working with adults who have experienced trauma either as children or adults.  My clients range in age from 16 and up.

I have considerable experience working with combat trauma and sexual trauma experienced by individuals while in the military.  I have also done counseling with the partners of those who are or have served in the military.

Insurance Accepted

• AETNA
• American Behavioral
• Behavioral Health Systems
• Cigna
• Integrated Behavioral Health EAP
• Mines
• Multiplan
• Triwest

Carol O. Loadman-Copeland, Ph.D., N.C.C.,

APT-Registered Play Therapist
ASCH-Certified in Clinical Hypnosis

8997 South Broadway
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
303-639-5240, x15
cloadman-copeland@centus.org

Professional Background

I hold a M.A. in Child Behavior from the Institute of Child Behavior and Development at The University of Iowa and a Ph.D. in Learning and Developmental Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh, followed by a Respecialization in Clinical Psychology from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. 

My training as a clinician was preceded by years of university teaching and research into the basic processes that underlie habitual behavior, so I often see concrete, behavioral changes that may serve my clients’ goals. 

I have received specialized training in Child and Family Therapy and Behavioral Medicine; I am a Registered Play Therapist with the Association for Play Therapy and am Certified in Clinical Hypnosis by the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

Treatment Interests

• Adjustment Problems
• Adoption / Fostering Issues
• All Ages (Child, Adolescent, Adult, Seniors)
• Anxiety / Panic / Phobias
• Behavioral Medicine / Medical Hypnosis
• Bipolar Disorder / Depression / Mood Disorders
• Career Counseling / Transitions
• Chronic Health Conditions
• Couples / Marital Counseling 
• Family / Parenting Issues
• Filial (Parent-Child Play) Therapy
• Gay / Lesbian / Bisexual Issues
• Medical Family Therapy
• Meditation / Relaxation Training
• Multicultural Issues
• Pain Management
• Personality Problems
• Play Therapy / Sand Play Therapy
• Spiritual Exploration / Issues 
• Stress Management

Practice Philosophy

There are many approaches to psychotherapy today, and most therapists are familiar with several.  Some approaches address specific symptoms (e.g., relaxation training); some work because clients have a place to express feelings (like play therapy for children), and some help people to think about things differently (which also affects our emotional reactions). 

What will work best for you depends on your interests, temperament and personality.  In this kind of multi-theoretical approach, you are the one who should be in charge of your therapy.  I view therapy as a collaborative process, in which we are sometimes detectives together, sometimes storytellers and meaning-makers and sometimes a task-oriented committee of two (or more). 

Child and Family Therapy

When I am working with children under 10 or 12 years of age, I will very often recommend using child-centered play therapy.  This is because children can show their feelings much more easily than they can talk about their feelings. 

For many young children, talking about feelings does not seem to resolve issues as effectively as acting out the issues.  If possible, I usually prefer to teach parents some simple play techniques that they can use at home.

Behavioral Medicine and Hypnosis

Medical issues can be a prime cause of stress when we are not feeling well or are in pain.  Relaxation training and other stress management techniques, including hypnosis, can assist in managing many chronic medical conditions, including chronic pain. 

Since I am not a medical doctor, I will ask to communicate with your primary care physician or specialist if you have such conditions so that we can all work together in alleviating your distress.

Insurance/Provider Panels

• Aetna & Atena EAP
• Behavioral Healthcare  Inc.
• CHP+ Statewide Managed Care Network
• Colorado Access Advantage
• Cigna & Cigna EAP
• ComPsych
• Evercare (UBH)
• Humana
• Life Strategies
• Magellan
• Medicare
• MultiPlan/PHCS
• Oasis Health Care
• PHCS/ MultiPlan
• Premier Provider Network
• Profile EAP
• Rocky Mountain Health HMO
• Second Wind
• Tricare/Triwest
• United Behavioral Health (UBH) & UBH EAP
• Value Options

Rev. David Hay, MDiv, MA, LPC 
PSYCHOTHERAPIST/COUNSELOR

3290 S Tower Rd, Aurora 80013
8997 S Broadway, Highlands Ranch 80129
303-699-6634
DHAY@Centus.org

Treatment Specialties

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Marriage/Family/Divorce
• Pre-Marital
• Grief and Loss
• Stress and Trauma
• Spiritual Direction

Practice Philosophy

In my practice I utilize cognitive, behavioral, psychodynamic, brief, and family systems therapies as well as Theophostic Ministry. I treat adults and adolescents for general mental health issues.

Professional Background

I have been a licensed professional counselor with Centus Counseling, Consulting and Education since 1988

Insurance Panels

• Aetna
• Anthem BC/BS
• United Behavioral Health
• Cigna
• Magellan
• Life Strategies
• ComPshch
• Horizon Behavioral Health
• PHCS
• Value Options
• Mines and Associates
• TriWest
• Profile EAP

I schedule my own day and evening appointments at 303-699-6634 or dhay@centus.org 

For additional resources see:

Psychologytoday.com

American Association of Christian Counselors at AACC.net

Oral Roberts University at oru.edu/oru_experience

Andrew Wommack Ministries at awmi.net

Peace with Christ Lutheran Church at pwclc.org

Christ Lutheran Church at clchr.org

Tiffany Van Deren, MA, LPC

Wellshire Presbyterian Church
2999 S. CO Blvd
Denver, CO 80222
303-818-2889
tvanderen@centus.org

Treatment Specialties

• Adolescent Therapy/Family Therapy/Individuals
• Pre-Marital & Couples
• Transition & Stress Management
• Depression
• Grief & Loss
• Anxiety
• Self Esteem & Life Coaching

Practice Philosophy

As an individual and family therapist, my approach to counseling is client-centered with an emphasis on cognitive-behavioral therapy and family systems.  

I hope to provide a warm, but professional environment which will allow a client to explore current issues and concerns, as well as a variety of tools to incorporate once they leave the office.   

Professional Background

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor specializing in adolescent, individual, family and couples therapy since 1994.  

I received my undergraduate degrees at both Colorado State University and North Texas State and completed my graduate work at Pepperdine University in California.   I am also a member of the American Counseling Association.

Insurance Accepted

• Aetna
• Multiplan
• Cigna