Clinical and Coaching Team

Neeka Zarei MA, LPC, Psy.D candidate

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Doctorate of Psychology (Psy.D) candidate. I graduated from Naropa University with a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Buddhist Psychology. Through my training as a therapist, I have learned the art of being still in my discomfort through many silent meditation retreats. As a therapist who is dedicated to helping people, I realized that the art of healing is paradoxical in nature. We can’t heal if we are running away from ourselves and our pains. We need to learn how to approach ourselves in a gentle and kind manner. Facing our pains, our shadows, our traumas, and our skewed paradigms is the way to accessing a new relationship with yourself. Through trauma informed care, and evidenced based practices such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), I can guide you through these challenging spaces within you. I will help you find release and harmony with all parts of yourself (even the scary ones). I look forward to guiding you through a revolutionary healing journey.

Joy watts MA, lpcc

Joy Watts (she/they) is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) who graduated from Naropa University in the Transpersonal Art Therapy Graduate program. Joy aims to provide a multi-faceted and holistic approach to therapy catered to each individual and their specific needs. Joy provides a person-centered, trauma-informed, mindfulness-based and harm reduction model to help educate, prepare and process psychedelic experiences in a welcoming and professional atmosphere. Joy specializes working with adults who are challenged with symptoms related to anxiety, grief, substance dependency, PTSD and neurodivergence. Joy received Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy training through Polaris Insight Center and is trained in psychedelic harm reduction through Zendo Project. As an art therapist, Joy invites clients to explore the creative process to gain deeper awareness into their life through the use of metaphor, symbolism and expression. Joy offers a safe place to process and heal difficult emotions so that clients may reclaim the parts needed to live a joyful and fulfilled life. Art-making encourages play, curiosity, problem solving, new perspectives, increased self-esteem and other benefits that complement psychotherapy. Art therapy gives an alternative way to express emotions and to integrate impactful experiences. 

Jeffrey Lang MA, LPC

Jeffrey Lang is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Colorado, specializing in complex trauma, addiction, and anxiety. Jeffrey uses a variety of different modalities, including somatic awareness, guided visualization, and mindfulness-based therapy to offer the best opportunity to restore a clients full health.

Jeff grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, where his fascination with the human mind first manifested in a love for the arts and music. Jeff later earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the Union Institute and University, in Brattleboro, Vermont. From there, Jeff moved to Colorado, and studied Contemplative Psychotherapy at Naropa University, in Boulder.

Jeffrey provides a judgement free, compassionate space to open up and begin healing.