Shannon feels a specific responsibility and privilege to come along side clients on the healing journey, offering hope and understanding in the areas of gender, sexuality, and trauma. Her heart's desire is to meet her client in the midst of their pain in order to help comfort while in despair, help discover beauty among the ashes, to offer hope while feeling captive, to walk together while seeking The Healer.

 

Shannon's speciality is with clients that are wanting to explore (but not limited to) aspects of gender, sexuality, and/or past trauma. She works with sexual addiction, love addiction, gender/sexual identity issues, and past trauma. Shannon facilitates women's sexual addiction/love addiction counseling groups at Front Range Counseling Center.

 

Shannon’s has a strong desire to come along side individuals and families being impacted or struggling with gender identity, sexual identity/orientation, sexual addictions, and sexual trauma.

 

Shannon believes that there is a great need for counseling of women who struggle with sexuality, gender and addiction and that it has often been under emphasized in the counseling community - primarily due to assumed stereotypes, controversial hesitancy and lack of education.  Most clients that Shannon works with have found it difficult to find a therapist who could sit with their specific area of struggle with understanding.

 

Shannon is a affiliate faculty member of Colorado Christian University and a volunteer leadership member of Where Grace Abounds.

 

Shannon meets in both the Littelton and Denver offices.