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ABOUT HIDDEN TREASURES THERAPY

This is your space to put down the load you’ve been carrying.

In-person therapy in Colorado Springs and online throughout Colorado.

“I don’t feel like myself anymore.”

Women who find their way here are those with the family calendar in their head, who know the pediatrician's number by heart, and pack lunches before going to work. Or they painstakingly track their cycles, fit in Ob/Gyn appointments, and take the right vitamins at the right times.

They’re also holding on to some of the most painful experiences a woman can have.

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These women are mothers who still don’t feel at home inside the life they prayed for. Or who never got to hold their baby in their arms. As little girls, their parents might have yelled at them, and they feel ashamed to be doing the same to their own children.

They might struggle to turn off their “mom brain” at the office or have nightmares about a birth story that didn’t go as planned. Yet they are available for everyone else’s needs and emotions. It’s what they’ve always done and what they feel people expect of them.

You’ve been through more than most people will ever know.

With support that’s both gentle and honest, you can realize these things don’t have to define you.

OUR SPECIALITIES

Parenting

Postpartum

EMDR

HOW WE WORK

In order to heal, you need to be seen. And we see you.

In the room with us, there is no story, experience, or person that is “too much.” This is your time and your space to release the pressure of holding it together.

We will offer you something to drink, something warm to hold between your hands, while we dig into what brought you to this place. Yes, we’re going to go deep, because the real work happens when we get to the root of the issue. But we will be gentle about it.

Your earliest relationships taught you things about whether you are safe, if people are reliable, and if you are worthy of care. Those lessons still shape how you mother, love, and treat yourself.

We are trained in EMDR, attachment-focused therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and trauma-informed care. This means we focus on helping you uncover where those beliefs began and work to resolve them, so you can experience lasting transformation.

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OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

We wholeheartedly believe that…

No one was meant to walk through their hardest experiences alone. Being fully seen by another person, with everything out in the open, is where healing begins.
Your actions and feelings make sense. There’s nothing about you to fix. Rather, you just need someone to help you understand what is happening from a place of curiosity, not criticism.
Lasting change comes from understanding where a pattern began, sometimes long before motherhood, and working from there to create meaningful change that moves you forward.
Whatever you've been carrying, we’re comfortable sitting with you in it. Every part of your story is welcome in this room, and it’s our honor to hear it.

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Why “Hidden Treasures?”

Hidden Treasures Therapy was born out of a simple belief: We will experience hard things, but through connection and community, we can discover the treasures that exist on the other side of the pain.

In therapy, the things we’ve kept buried finally get to come up for air and be seen by someone who isn’t afraid to see them. It can be messy at first, but together, we begin to uncover what’s underneath. What once felt like the whole of who you are becomes just one part of your story—one that can be transformed into something beautiful.