Integrated Behavioral Health

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At Integrated Behavioral Health we provide evidence-based, collaborative care so patients and families can move closer to living a life in line with their values. Integrated Behavioral Health provides psychological therapy services, specializing in helping children and families overcome and cope with chronic medical conditions in the Denver, CO area.

09/26/2025

Ever feel like you’re walking a tightrope with your child’s anxiety? 🤔 You’re not alone.

In his book, Breaking Free of Child Anxiety and OCD, Dr. Eli Lebowitz explains that parents often fall into two traps: being either too demanding or too protective.

➡️ The demanding trap sends a message that your child’s feelings don’t matter.
➡️ The protective trap sends a message that the world is too scary for them to handle.

The most effective approach is a supportive middle ground. This involves two things:

Validating their emotions: “I hear you. That sounds really scary.”

Expressing confidence: “I know you can do this, and I’ll be here to support you.”

This powerful combination is at the core of SPACE, a proven, parent-based approach to helping children and teens manage their anxiety. If you’re ready to learn how to parent with both acceptance and confidence, we can help. At Integrated Behavioral Health, we have several psychologists trained in SPACE.

Ready to get started? The link to book a complimentary consult is in my bio!

09/03/2025

Ready, Set, Grow! An Expert-Led Workshop for Kindergarten Readiness

Sunday, September 7th at 10-11 AM MDT

The Denver Village | 2513 Elmira St. Aurora, CO 80010

Cost: $25

Is your preschooler approaching Kindergarten, and you’re feeling overwhelmed by the process? Join Dr. Courtney Lynn (Licensed Psychologist, Integrated Behavioral Health) and Rachel Schopp (Educational Consultant, Allied Education) for an expert-led workshop designed to ease your concerns and equip you with confidence!

IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU WILL:

✅Understand important Kindergarten readiness markers.

✅Learn the ins and outs of the school-choice process.

✅Get all your questions answered by experts in child development and education.

Prepare your child (and yourself!) for a successful transition to Kindergarten.

Link in bio to register!!

08/27/2025

We often get caught in arguments we can’t win because we’re reacting from an activated “part” of ourselves—one that needs control, safety, or to be heard. The real work isn’t winning the debate over bedtime or studying.

The real work is learning to make a U-turn away from the argument and back to yourself.

When we understand where these reactions come from, we can heal them at the source. This isn’t about being a perfect parent; it’s about becoming a more attuned, present, and compassionate one.

Ready to get started? The link to book a complimentary consult is in our bio!

I am excited to announce that I will be hosting a stepparent support group at The Denver Village. Attached is a flyer an...
08/25/2025

I am excited to announce that I will be hosting a stepparent support group at The Denver Village. Attached is a flyer and more information is included below. I am hoping this group will be supportive to many. The first group will be held this Wednesday August 27th at 6pm! Please share with any stepparents you know.

Our Blended Journey: A Stepparent Support Group

When: Last Thursday of the month starting August 27th at 6pm

Where: The Denver Village | 2513 Elmira St. Aurora, CO 80010

Cost: Pay as you wish!

Link to sign up: https://forms.gle/JNKM8iJ3heBciKYG8

Independent play isn’t just a break for parents; it’s a vital nutrient for your child’s developing mind! Swipe to see wh...
07/08/2025

Independent play isn’t just a break for parents; it’s a vital nutrient for your child’s developing mind! Swipe to see why giving them space to explore on their own is one of the best gifts you can give. What’s your child’s favorite independent activity? Share below! 👇

Cultivating Grit: The Power of Passion & PerseveranceResilience isn’t just bouncing back; it’s also about having grit – ...
07/04/2025

Cultivating Grit: The Power of Passion & Perseverance

Resilience isn’t just bouncing back; it’s also about having grit – that powerful combination of passion and perseverance towards long-term goals.

Tip 1: Encourage Purpose. Help your child discover activities or causes they genuinely care about. Passion fuels perseverance through tough times.

Tip 2: Emphasize Effort Over Innate Talent. Teach them that hard work, dedication, and practice are more important than being “naturally good” at something. Growth comes from effort.

Tip 3: Model Perseverance. Share stories of your own (or others’) struggles and how sticking with something eventually led to success. Show them that challenges are part of the process.

Cultivating grit equips kids with the inner strength to push through discomfort, stay focused on their goals, and develop a lasting sense of accomplishment, even when facing anxiety or frustration.

Fostering Connection: The Role of Relationships in ResilienceStrong, supportive relationships are a powerful buffer agai...
07/03/2025

Fostering Connection: The Role of Relationships in Resilience

Strong, supportive relationships are a powerful buffer against adversity and a cornerstone of resilience. No one is an island, especially not kids.

Tip 1: Nurture Family Bonds. Prioritize quality time, active listening, and open communication at home. A secure base helps kids feel safe to explore and take risks.

Tip 2: Encourage Healthy Friendships. Help your child develop social skills, navigate conflicts, and build positive peer connections. Friends provide crucial emotional support.

Tip 3: Connect to Community. Involvement in sports, clubs, religious groups, or volunteering provides a sense of belonging and exposes children to diverse support networks.

Knowing they have people they can count on – parents, friends, teachers, mentors – gives children the courage to face challenges and ask for help when they need it.

Problem-Solving Power: Equipping Kids with Coping SkillsResilience isn’t just about feeling better; it’s about developin...
07/02/2025

Problem-Solving Power: Equipping Kids with Coping Skills

Resilience isn’t just about feeling better; it’s about developing the skills to actively address challenges and cope with tough emotions.

Strategy 1: Identify the Problem. Help your child articulate what’s bothering them. “What’s the challenge we’re trying to solve here?”

Strategy 2: Brainstorm Solutions (Together). Don’t jump in with answers. Ask, “What are some things you could try?” or “What are a few different ways to handle this?”

Strategy 3: Develop Emotional Regulation Skills. Teach coping strategies for big feelings: deep breathing, counting, taking a break, talking it out, or engaging in a calming activity.

Empowering children to solve their own problems (with your guidance) builds confidence and strengthens their belief in their own capabilities.

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1120 Delaware Street. Suite 110
Denver, CO
80204

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm

Telephone

+17208560400

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