About Connected Counseling

Courtney’s specialty is neuropsychology – helping people understand how their physiology affects their choices, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. She helps people re-regulate their central nervous systems after trauma. Courtney has experience working with self-esteem, trauma, emotional issues, grief, communication, relationships, anger, depression, anxiety, codependency, and more. Courtney utilizes several techniques including EDMR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness-Based CBT, and Psychodynamic.

“Although changing your life can be very challenging at times, your potential for growth and change really is infinite.” –Courtney Miller, MS, LPC-S, LAC

“Children express their innermost thoughts, feelings, and needs through the playing process. Using this information, I help children work through their inner conflicts with confidence.” –Kristin Barras, MS, LPC

Kelsey is interested in how you are functioning as a whole person, helping you to be authentically you. She utilizes an integrative, holistic approach. She focuses on the Nutritional Mental Health-the link between what we eat and our mental health. You are meant to feel good in your relationship with yourself, in relationships with others, and your environment. Her goal will be to help you achieve a state of well-being and balance that benefits every area of your life. Kelsey works with clients ages 16 and older on issues related to life transitions, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and family conflict. Kelsey works with individuals, families, and couples.

“To achieve a healthy life, we must work towards a healthy mind.” –Kelsey Moran, MA, LPC

Jennifer works with children, adolescents, and adults. She is a mother of four and has personal life experience in parenting, marriage, and self-care. Jennifer works with anxiety, depression, postpartum depression/difficulties, and developmental disorders. She also enjoys working with mental health in various stages of life. Major life events and transitioning from one stage of life to another can be stressful. Extra support can be extremely helpful during these times.

“I have personal experiences that help me to relate to clients. Life can be hard and therapy really helps.” –Jennifer Hess, MS, LPC

Allison’s passion is rooted in helping her clients cultivate joy and practice the art of being fully present in their lives. She has studied Jungian Psychology, holistic health, energy therapies, meditation, and spirituality. Before becoming a psychotherapist, she was a massage therapist and grew to respect the link between the physical body and inner emotions, feelings, and experiences. Now, she offers in-person and remote sessions to facilitate expansion and personal growth.

“I teach people how to connect inward and move beyond thoughts, emotions, and events that happen in life. Moving beyond our conditioning allows us to experience freedom and peace, choosing what we really want in life.” -Allison Saltzman MS, LPC

Tammy is dedicated to enabling children to express themselves in ways that make sense to them while helping to prevent further damage as they grow into adulthood. Tammy believes that no matter what traumatic events they may have experienced, every child has an opportunity to grow into a whole and healthy adult. We all need help processing past events and emotions, and children need a specific type of help as they do not have all the benefits of time and experience to effectively express the pain, fear, and confusion they have faced. Therapeutic playrooms are a designated space where children can learn to express and understand their feelings, resolve conflicts through reenactment, and be nurtured into growth through the one-on-one attention of a warm and compassionate adult presence in the form of a trained therapist. Tammy’s first career was as an insurance agent. She then pursued her Master’s degree in Counseling from Colorado Christian University. Tammy’s interest in healing from abuse and trauma creates genuine compassion, interest, and dedication to therapeutic work.

“It can be a deeply frustrating challenge to understand what your child is trying to tell you when they express themselves so differently than adults.” –Tammy Matte, MA, PLPC

Camille works with parents who want to be more successful as parents. She also works with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, stress reduction, addiction, codependency, and developmental disabilities. If your relationships are stressful, working on making adjustments within yourself and your interactions with others greatly improves your relationships.
Camille has enjoyed working with developmental disabilities and behavior modifications in children. Family relations is another important topic to her within her work as a counselor.

“I help my clients change thoughts, behaviors, and emotions to build a better experience and quality of life” –Camille Langlinais, MS, PLPC

Olivia works with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. She utilizes play therapy with children since this is a modality where they can build confidence in communicating through play and working through inner conflicts and emotions. Olivia believes play and other artistic forms of expression can be helpful ways to connect with and express ourselves, regardless of age. Taking ownership of your life, incorporating new skills, and making changes can be intimidating. Change is hard, but the benefits are exponentially worth your efforts.

“My goal in therapy is for each client to feel safe, heard, and know that they have the power within themselves to live a more fulfilling, confident life.” –Olivia Baker, MS, PLPC

Annette is warm, compassionate, funny, and a natural multi-tasker. Annette answers the phones, manages our billing, and takes care of our office. She loves working with people and is great at matching clients with the therapist that is best for them. Annette is a great listener and you can often find a therapist (or a few) chatting with her in her office.