Elliott Counseling Services

Elliott Counseling Services ECS is focused on helping couples and individuals maintain connection, balance, and relational wellness. we. I hope you choose to take your journey with me.

I can help you learn effective communication skills, manage conflict, and create and maintain genuine and lasting connections in your life. I began my professional journey working in probation, which I did for eight years. In that time, I saw so many individuals suffer through the system with no support and no positive connections in their lives. I decided I wanted to help people and families create those positive connections. I received my masters degree in Clinical Counseling through the University of Northern Colorado. I then completed a certificate program at Denver Family Institute. Through my education, I learned how to help individuals, families, and couples create positive connection, overcome challenges, and move forward with their lives in meaningful and positive ways. I also learned what a difference support and connection can make in our lives. I love working with couples without young children who struggle communicating with their partner, listening to the other's perspective, engaging in conflict effectively, and find balance in the me vs. I help them build lasting connection so they and their families can thrive. I also love working with individuals through a relational lens to help them connect with themselves and those around them in meaningful ways. I help them find their best self so they can maintain meaningful connections and live the life they always dreamed. My goal is to work with you to find the right path forward for you, overcoming challenges and creating healthy connection along the way.

Yes! Turning towards bids for connection is so important. Do you recognize your partner's bids?
07/25/2025

Yes! Turning towards bids for connection is so important. Do you recognize your partner's bids?

Yes!
03/29/2025

Yes!

There is a lot of power in focusing on small ways to take care of yourself. Take the moment and build your power.
11/06/2024

There is a lot of power in focusing on small ways to take care of yourself. Take the moment and build your power.

Election week can be challenging for many. Don't forget to check in with yourself and those you love.
11/05/2024

Election week can be challenging for many. Don't forget to check in with yourself and those you love.

09/25/2024
Spiritual intimacy is much more than religious beliefs, though that can be included here. This type of intimacy has to d...
07/10/2024

Spiritual intimacy is much more than religious beliefs, though that can be included here. This type of intimacy has to do with sharing the same values and core beliefs. Does your moral compass point in the same direction as your partner's and can you discuss your values and beliefs with your partner in a way that feels vulnerable and safe? If so, then you likely share spiritual intimacy.

Let's talk about Mental Intimacy. This type of intimacy is characterized by feeling mentally stimulated by your partner....
07/01/2024

Let's talk about Mental Intimacy. This type of intimacy is characterized by feeling mentally stimulated by your partner. You're able to discuss a wide variety of topics, including some more challenging areas of conversation. You can handle feelings that arise from being challenged by your partner because of the safety that is created and held in true intimacy.
Mental intimacy is important in your relationships because we need to be able to communicate about all sorts of things when we're in a relationship with another person. If we can't feel safe doing this, or we're not feeling particularly mentally stimulated when communicating with our partner, it may be a sign that we need to work on this area.

This week I wanted to start a series about Intimacy, as this is something I work on with relationships all the time. Oft...
06/25/2024

This week I wanted to start a series about Intimacy, as this is something I work on with relationships all the time. Often when we think intimacy our head goes straight to physical intimacy, but that's actually only one area of intimacy. Over the next four weeks, I'll be highlighting four types of intimacy and this week we're starting with...Emotional Intimacy.
Emotional Intimacy is about feeling connected to another person. We feel well-respected by them, and as though we're safe and can be ourselves with them. We can bring them our emotions and be held in a way that feels good. We can be emotionally vulnerable with that person.
This type of intimacy is so important for relationships, as it sets us up to want to be intimate with our partners in other ways. If we feel emotionally connected to someone, we want to be connected in other ways, too.

Happy Summer!! To me, summer is a time for connecting with family and friends and having adventures. I especially love s...
06/21/2024

Happy Summer!!
To me, summer is a time for connecting with family and friends and having adventures. I especially love setting aside time to connect with my partner during this season.
How do you ensure you set aside time and space to connect with your loved ones this season?

Lately I've felt a little overwhelmed and a little discouraged and I've noticed that when I feel these things, I act lik...
06/19/2024

Lately I've felt a little overwhelmed and a little discouraged and I've noticed that when I feel these things, I act like an ostrich...and just bury my head in the sand! It got me thinking about what helps me pull my head out and face the feelings I'm feeling.
What makes you bury your head in the sand?
What helps you pull it out?

06/13/2024

Oh, I love conflict!! Sure it can be uncomfortable, but the deep connections that can grow from it are beautiful ❤️❤️

However you choose to play this Memorial Day weekend, take a moment to pause and honor those that have given their lives...
05/24/2024

However you choose to play this Memorial Day weekend, take a moment to pause and honor those that have given their lives to our country. Keeping a sense of play and challenging ourselves to learn and grow and serve our fellow humans are ways we can commit to honoring their memory.

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Denver, CO
80211

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+17205157211

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