We are all licensed in Colorado (office is in Broomfield), and can only work with residents of Colorado, both in-person or online (video or phone). Scott is additionally licensed in California and Hawaii, and only works online (video or phone) with residents of Colorado, California, or Hawaii.

Scott (Colorado, California or Hawaii Residents Only): Seeing clients online/video and via phone only - ($250/50-minute session)
Caroline (Colorado Residents Only): Seeing clients online/video and via phone only - ($225/50-minute session)
Ray (Colorado Residents Only): Seeing clients online/video and via phone only - ($225/50-minute session)
David (Colorado Residents Only): Seeing clients in-person, online/video, and via phone - ($125/50-minute session)

 

Caroline | Ray | Scott | David

All in-person appointments are in our Boulder office:
255 Canyon Boulevard, Suite 200G
Boulder CO 80302

The Mind Embodied provides sex therapy and couple/relationship counseling, via Telehealth (online/video or phone) and/or in-person, for residents of Colorado (including Boulder and Denver), California and Hawaii. We are committed to providing an environment of safety, trust, and non-judgment so that issues around sexual abuse/trauma, compulsive/out of control sexual behavior, gender identity, sexuality, and intimacy can be explored with openness, compassion, and acceptance.

-Scott Church, MA, LPC/MHC, NCC, CST
-Caroline Leach, MA, LPC, NCC
-Ray Lewey, MA, LPC
-David Audelo, MA, LPCC

 

Compulsive Sexual Behavior / Sex Addiction Counseling (OCSB)

Build awareness of your capacity to tolerate triggers and the difficult thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations in the body that drive the sexual behavior that feels out of control, in order to identify and address the underlying causes and redefine your relationship to sex.

Couple / Relationship Counseling (PACT and EFT)

Learn how to meet each other with greater openness, understanding, and acceptance through awareness of the body and more effective communication, in order to come together around challenging issues and difficult emotions.

 

Sex Therapy / LGBTQ+: Gender Identity, Sexuality, Sex, and Intimacy

Explore issues and challenges around gender identity, sexuality, and intimacy in order to discover what healthy sexual expression is to you, so that it can be a source of nourishment and strength in your life.

Non-Traditional Relationship Counseling (PACT and EFT)

Navigate the complexities and nuances of relationships that are polyamorous, open, swinging, etc. and/or incorporate kink, fetish play, BDSM, etc. to improve communication and bring greater clarity to the expectations, wants/needs, and desires of all partners.

 

Sexual Abuse and Trauma Counseling (SE, Sensorimotor, and EMDR)

Engage past trauma, including sexual abuse, incest, unwanted sexual encounters, etc. with an approach that includes the body as an essential part of your experience in the process of healing.

Counseling for Sex Workers

Receive sex-positive, open-minded, and understanding support while you navigate and learn to better integrate your relationships and personal, physical, spiritual, and sexual aspects of your life with your professional life. 

 
 

The Mind Embodied Blog is a resource for you to find answers about our counseling services and policies (FAQ), read articles related to our work together, and discover links to other resources that might be helpful and inform our work together.

 
Blog
Understanding the Value of Our Work Together: Why I Do Not Work Directly with Insurance Providers
Understanding the Value of Our Work Together: Why I Do Not Work Directly with Insurance Providers

Working with insurance companies requires that I make a diagnosis and provide them with access to audit your file (which includes session notes), which often means a breech in confidentiality. While I celebrate sexuality, I also understand that many, if not most, of my clients value strict confidentiality above all else when working through relationship and sexuality issues. Because being reimbursed by insurance companies as a provider often compromises aspects of what I believe creates a safe, and trusting client-therapist relationship, this process does not feel right to me, especially given the kind of work I do.

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Compulsive Sexual Behavior: Gender, Culture, Morality, and Law
Compulsive Sexual Behavior: Gender, Culture, Morality, and Law

I believe it is important for an individual suffering from compulsive sexual behavior and those supporting them, to hold the social views of sexuality with open-mindedness and non-judgement. There may be aspects of an individual's sexual behavior that they feel needs attention and want to change, but there is a beautiful richness in the spectrum of sexual expression that social views and morals needlessly limit and restrict. Perhaps the conversation needs to shift to better understanding principles of sexual health, promoting sexual education, and empowering individuals to cultivate and express their sexuality by engaging in sexual behavior that is meaningful and nourishing to them rather than judge and impose subjective beliefs of sexuality and sex.

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Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Somatic Experiencing (SE) to Engage Sexual Abuse/Trauma
Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Somatic Experiencing (SE) to Engage Sexual Abuse/Trauma

What the Out of Control Sexual Behavior model allows for in the Individual and Group Psychotherapy phase, and what the Sex Addiction model fails to address, is healing focused on identifying and attending to the underlying causes of compulsive sexual behavior. I have experienced how addressing the trauma rather than only attacking the related compulsive sexual behavior or related symptoms can be a more effective approach.

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