TG Counseling and Play Therapy, PLLC

06/26/2025

🌿 Now Hiring: Grief Therapist
Contract | Hybrid | Flexible Schedule

Are you a compassionate therapist looking to make a meaningful difference?

Richard Lambert Foundation Family Grief & Healing Center is seeking a compassionate and dedicated part-time grief therapist to join our team of professionals. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care to individuals and families experiencing grief. Our office, located in Brighton, CO, offers a comfortable environment, including a play therapy room for children receiving support.

Our provider-centric approach allows you to focus on the client care, while we handle all of the administrative services. All of our Clinicians are Independent Contractors. Enjoy the freedom to set your own working hours and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

🕊️ Why Work With Us?
✨ $55–$75/hour
✨ Make your own schedule
✨ In-person & remote flexibility
✨ Comfortable, client-centered environment
✨ Administrative services handled for you
✨ Be part of a passionate, grief-informed team

🔹Responsibilities and Requirements
~ Provide grief counseling and therapy to individuals (including children and teens) and families.
~ Must be comfortable working with children and teens in addition to our adult clientele.
~ Group facilitation.
~ Stay up-to-date with current research and best practice in the field of grief, death and dying.
~ Strong knowledge and experience in grief.
~ Proficiency in various therapeutic modalities.
~ Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
~ Compassionate and empathetic approach to client care.
~ Google Drive and Calendar proficient.
~ Registered with DORA.
~ Maintain clinical notes, treatment plans, and records in accordance with DORA, Colorado State, HIPPA, and insurance laws and regulations.
~ Satisfactory background investigation report.

🔹Hours
We are seeking a commitment of a minimum of one full day of in-person sessions or a minimum of 10 client caseloads per week. Additional hours and days may be available for remote work if desired. You can choose your own hours, though Wednesday and Thursday are preferred for in-person sessions.

🔹License/Certification
~ Licensure in the State of Colorado is required to apply.
~ Master of Divinity, Pastoral Counseling with three (3) years of spiritual and grief care experience in hospice or related field are welcome to apply.

If you are passionate about supporting individuals (including children and teens) through their grieving process and eager to join a compassionate team dedicated to making a difference, we encourage you to apply. You will be part of an incredible mission, working alongside like-minded practitioners and administrators who are all committed to creating a positive impact on the lives of bereaved children and adults.

Resumes may be sent to info@richardlambertfoundation.org

For more information about the grief center, check out our website https://www.richardlambertfoundation.org

02/12/2025

Coffee in my Dino 🦕 mug ☕️…is there a better way to start the day?! I think not! TG Counseling and Play Therapy, PLLC

01/06/2025

What goals have you set for yourself for 2025? 📝 Is going to therapy one of your goals? 🧑🏼‍💼

The stigma still exists that “if I go to therapy, there must be something wrong with me” and that’s just not true! The majority of people go to therapy to be the best versions of themselves NOT for other people. To be honest, your therapist probably goes to therapy or has done their own therapy. It doesn’t have to be scary and you don’t have to dread it! 😃

Find a therapist you connect with and allow them to help you achieve your goals and become the best version of yourself! 💪🏼

Reach out today and let’s chat about where you want to be this time next year! 📱

12/31/2024

Counseling is about so much more than “laying on a couch talking about your feelings”- it’s about identity 🤔 , self-compassion 💜 , celebrating a moment 🎉, setting boundaries 🚧, and building relationships🦹🏼‍♀️ (among other things).

It’s not always hard-sometimes it’s fun and we laugh 😆 ! I love when my clients share their experiences with me or get excited for me when I have something coming up (vacation, wedding, concerts, etc).

As we close 2024, I just want to say how grateful I am to my clients and my fellow colleagues! ☺️

What was your top memory, experience, moment, or highlight of 2024? If just making it to 2025 is it, then I’m so dang proud of you 👏🏻 !

My 2024 moment…seeing Taylor Swift in New Orleans with my nephew!

🥳Happy New Year 🥳

11/21/2024

Hey everyone!!! Are you or anyone you know looking to work through trauma, PTSD, depression, grief, loss, anxiety, work struggles, or really anything that feels heavy emotionally? I offer Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) to process all of those and more! ART is fast and effective and generally my clients start to feel relief after 1 session- pretty amazing, right?!! Check out my website or send me an email today to get started!

Tiffani Nowak works with children, families, & caregivers in Westminster, CO or online to help your child experience more confidence, peace, & happiness.

11/07/2024

Hello!! I'm so excited to be offering clinical supervision and consultation, as well as, Supervision for those looking to get credentialed as a Registered Play Therapist (RPT). If you are an LPCC looking for post-grad supervision, let's chat!! If you are working towards your RPT and need a supervisor, let's chat!! If you need extra support and would like clinical consultation (not supervision) let's chat!! Here's a link to my website for more information or send me a message and let's get started!!

11/05/2024

To my grieving friends...I see you. I hear you. I've got your back.

11/05/2024

Grief. Is. Hard.

11/04/2024

Today is Election Day and for many Americans this is causing anxiety 😬 just know you are not alone. I have put together some ideas to decrease anxiety over the next 24-48hrs…

* Turn off the news 📰 - while we all want to be informed, we don’t need to constantly sit in the anxiety the news can create. Here’s a tip…if you want to stay informed, turn on the news and set a timer for 10mins, once the timer goes off, turn it off. Do this once an hour.
* Exercise- go outside for a walk, do some stretching 🙆‍♀️, find a yoga 🧘‍♀️ channel, or whatever you enjoy. Your energy needs a place to go, give it an outlet
* Eat your favorite meal and enjoy a funny movie- this is the best way to avoid all those political ads that are shoved in our face every 10min!
* Don’t forget to breathe 🧘‍♀️- one of my favorite breathing exercises is colored breathing. Give the anxiety in your body a color(I.e. green), now assign a color to feeling calm (i.e. purple), now close your eyes and take a deep breath. On your inhale, Imagine filling up your body with your calm color, on your exhale, imagine blowing out your anxious color. Keep doing this until you can no longer see or feel your anxious color. Once you feel your calm color through your body, you will feel more relaxed.
* Finally- stay away from social media as much as possible. The negativity is real and it is contagious. Don’t engage in arguments or comments against keyboard warriors. If you want to get on social media, follow the same 10min rule as watching the news.

What are you favorite ways to decrease anxiety?! Comment below 👇🏼

07/02/2024

If you are passionate about supporting individuals through their grieving process and eager to join a compassionate team dedicated to making a difference, we encourage you to apply. You will be part of an incredible mission, working alongside like-minded practitioners and administrators who are all committed to creating a positive impact on the lives of bereaved children and adults.

For more information visit our job posting https://www.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=d773758eafe28ccd

06/16/2024

Here in the US, and many other countries around the world, Father's Day is upon us. We're thinking of all the people for whom this weekend is especially difficult.

The third Sunday in June (plus all the advertising and social media activity leading up to and around it) seriously sucks for so many people, in so many different ways.

However this Father's Day affects you, one of the most important things we can do for ourselves, especially on extra-difficult days, is be kind to ourselves. Grief requires kindness. Self-kindness. For all you have had to live.

Treating yourself kindly won't change grief itself, but it will make things easier on your mind and your heart.

Self-kindness is recognizing when you need to back off a bit. It's allowing your pain to exist without judgement, in trusting yourself, and in saying yes to what helps and no to what does not. Kindness means not letting your own mind beat you up.

Whatever your loss — father-related or no — I hope this weekend gifts you with something that lets you feel held, if only for a moment.

How does this thing impact you? Is it hard for you, or is it a non-issue? If it's not a sore point for you, how does the father-related pain of others affect you? Let us know in the comments.

NOTE: If you do not identify with or understand why something was included on this graphic, that's ok. That also does NOT give you license to judge, question, or complain about it in the comments. Please keep your opinions about other people's grief to yourself. This community is a NO GRIEF-SHAMING zone.

05/01/2024

Kids need their caregivers to model how to manage the good, the tough, and the confusing! This is something I almost always address in play therapy. Don’t be afraid to talk to your play therapist about how YOU can support your kids!

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