I have been seeing Elliott O'Melia, PMHNP for several years now and I can't speak highly enough of…read morehim. He is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. He is an amazing practitioner that truly listens to my concerns. He trusts that I know my body and gives me the autonomy to make informed decisions about my medication choices. The staff at Larson is always kind and respectful and they've seen me at my best and my worst. They have always been able to get me in within a reasonable amount of time during crisis situations. I even moved farther away than when I originally started with them but I make the drive because I love them so much. When you find a MHP you love, you don't give that up!!!

I got to speak to a wonderful person named Jessica today about my issues and was treated with…read morekindness and respect. She was wonderful and helped me with all of them and helped me feel like I was genuinely heard and cared about. It really made me feel good moving forward with Larson. Can't thank her enough.

This woman not only empowered my wife to alienate my son from me when we were divorced in 2008. 15…read moreyears later she's an interested party in a order for a garnishment of my wages. She knows absolutely nothing about our lives, other than what my ex-wife must have told her. There has got to be a law about court appointed counselors staying involved in cases and influencing actions without the full picture of events.

One star is too high a rating, I would give a lower one if I could…read more Helena is incompetent and she doesn't know what she's doing. She was trained as a therapist at "Naropa" - if that means anything. From session to session Helena could not remember what was going on. She could not even remember my ex's name in the same session! As a therapist/mediator she is shockingly unskilled and she made everything between myself and my ex VASTLY worse. In the Boulder community Ms. Unger is widely known as "Helena the Destroyer". This is accurate: Helena destroys lives. Please - for your own sake and for your loved ones STAY AWAY!

Do not recommend. Professionally and ethically corrupt. In a time where I was vulnerable and not…read morein a good place - you rely on a professional who you seek out and ask for help to provide you ethically sound, morally grounded advice. Every person I've told my story to, has the exact same response...."how could she have given you THAT advice...what was she doing, it's so ethically and professionally WRONG". Use someone else. Do not use Tamra.

Dr. Tamra Sattler is a wise, compassionate and experienced therapist. She brings tons of insight…read moreand warmth to her work. She is knowledgeable in many different styles (I think that's what it's called) of therapy. I highly recommend her.

Rebecca is a gifted healer and somatic genius. Her insights and caring allowed me to unlock more…read morejoy and peace in my body. Highly recommend.

Rebecca was amazing. She was able to bring me to a space of healing that I was hoping for. She was…read morevery present and patient with me. I've had a lot of loss in my life recently. She helped release a lot of my anxiety and sadness. Working with Rebecca was a pleasant journey that I want to do again and again.

Zeona is one of intuitive skill, not just routine technique. This is apparent right away which is…read moregood, because she's able to find areas that need extra work. She is very attentive with what is ailing you and will check in to make sure that you both are on the same page. Her touch is firm and healing which fits in with her calming presence. I'm very picky with massages, but my search is over. Now I don't have an excuse for not getting regular massages. Thanks Zeona (both sarcastic and not :P )

Zeona is a magnificent massage therapist. I've been seeing her for a couple of years, and my back,…read moreneck, and shoulders always feel so much better after a session with her than they did walking in. Then, this year, when I was having trouble with chronic migraine, Zeona's massage gave me the first headache relief I'd felt in five days, allowing me to finally get back to my work and regular routines. She is incredibly skilled and knowledgeable, and also just a kind and generous person. I can't recommend her highly enough! I should also add that it's very easy to schedule an appointment with her via her website, and that her workspace is beautiful and relaxing--and very conveniently located in downtown Boulder.

Just the task of finding a Doctor that I felt comfortable with was something I dreaded and that…read morealone, was enough to put me in therapy. But I completely lucked out in finding Dr. Kennedy in this crazy city and I'm really grateful. Though this is my first experience with any kind of therapist, I can tell that he's seriously talented at what he does. I actually look forward to my appointments and feel better leaving them. I understand he specializes in LGBT issues, but that's not what I went to him for. I saw him for family-related therapy, but I suppose it just goes to show how versatile he is. After a month of what I would consider intense therapy at a fast-pace (my choice), I felt like a completely different person, with a better understanding of a situation that had me feeling completely confused and overwhelmed. He's sensitive, understanding and also was encouraging, which surprised me. I didn't know what to expect going to a therapist... maybe criticism, a wake-up call, who knows... but I actually felt like he had a vested interest in my well being and was cheering me on. He praised me on how hard I was working to get resolutions and confront fears and situations that were very difficult for me. But he only gave praise when it was due - which makes it feel more genuine. His office is in a building that reminds me of an old school, and it's centrally located and easy to access from the N or R trains. The waiting area is just two chairs outside of Dr. Kennedy's office and another Doctor's office, but the doors are surprisingly sound-proof. I was afraid that people sitting in the waiting room would be able to hear my loud speaking voice, but I realized while sitting there myself, I couldn't hear a thing. It's a decent sized-room with a sofa, in a professional setting and he always has a full box of tissues on the side table. He also has a good online service for you to communicate with him, book/see/cancel appointments and even text message alerts for upcoming appointments, which I appreciate as a busy individual. I'm not completely done with my treatment, but I know that with Dr. Kennedy as my Doctor, I'll be fine. In such a short amount of time, he's helped me tremendously and overall seems like such a genuine person. The doctor/patient relationship quickly feels as comfortable as a friendship. He remembers all of my family/friends' names that I mention during treatment and uses them himself, which makes it feel so much more personal. I definitely recommend Dr. Kennedy. You can't go wrong with him and if you're looking for someone who cares and someone you can really open up to and share everything with, he's the doctor for you.

Dr. Kennedy is a fantastic therapist. I had visited four female therapists before I found him upon…read morea recommendation, and though I initially wasn't looking for a male therapist, I felt immediately comfortable with him. He also specializes in body image issues, but is capable to discuss any issue. His office is comfortable, relaxed, and his practice challenges you in conversation, while also making you feel like you are talking to a trusted friend. I had to stop seeing him because my insurance changed (he does take some insurance), but I cannot recommend him enough for both men and women and hope to be able to .