Psychotherapy for Health, Balance, and Wholeness

Individual Adult Counseling

Anxiety | Depression | Trauma

Offering both in person sessions and video tele-health sessions.

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Psychotherapy in Grand Junction & Denver Area

NEW! Now offering in person sessions and video sessions in Grand Junction and the Grand Valley.
Current and New clients in the Arvada/Denver area: I will continue to offer video sessions with some limited in person availability

Clare Comstock, MSW, LCSW, SEP

Schedule a Free Phone Consultation 720-241-6163
Now Offering Video-Based Appointments

The path to wholeness

I am Clare Comstock and I have a general psychotherapy practice in Grand Junction, Colorado, serving adults. In addition to being a licensed psychotherapist in Colorado, I am also certified in Somatic Experiencing (SE) trauma therapy and work with both acute and chronic trauma symptoms. Below you will find a list of issues I specialize in to provide a starting point to see if you are in the right place. After that you will find more detail about me, including how I see the process of psychotherapy, how I understand the meaning of symptoms, and what methods and orientations I use. Also, don’t miss the Quote of the Month section, with a new, and hopefully thought provoking quote each month.

Specialty Areas

Anxiety and Panic
Depression
Trauma
Self Growth including Jungian Depth Psychology and Dreamwork
Chronic illness or other health problems
Stress

Grief and Loss
Self Esteem Problems
Loneliness and Social Withdrawal
Relationship Issues
Life issues: marriage, parenthood, blended family, divorce, school or employment, aging process, retirement, etc.

Anxious, Depressed, Overwhelmed?

I specialize in resolving Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma as well as other life issues.

I work with people to:

Release restrictive, habitual patterns that contribute to anxiety and depression.
Address the meaning of the symptoms, so they won’t have to return in another form.
Utilize the wisdom of the psyche and body to facilitate healing.
Use mindfulness in relating to the symptoms and issues, rather than from them.
Restore a sense of aliveness, authenticity, and purpose to life.

In trying to cope with difficult life experiences, traumas, and societal pressures, we can split off parts of ourselves. This can result in emotional and physical constriction and the loss of our natural rhythm, balance, and aliveness. Psychotherapy helps facilitate the journey back to integration and wholeness.

My approach with clients blends several orientations including:

Jungian Psychology and Dream Work
Mindfulness and Meditation
Somatic Experiencing (SE) Trauma Therapy

I see symptoms as a call to wholeness and transformation. I believe there is a deep wisdom within each person in both psyche and body and I facilitate a reconnection with this wisdom.

Therapy (or at least the therapy that I do) is not just a cognitive exercise, but is a deep interpersonal, process that uses the actual, spontaneous, relational field as a medium, for exploration, change and growth. This energetic field itself, with all the sensory and intuitive feedback, allows, facilitates and informs the therapeutic process, as client and therapist are present from moment to moment. In some ways therapy is about presence itself: being present in such a way as to see the many ways we protect ourselves from being present, being present to allow the nervous system to finish and regulate its autonomic functions, being present to intuitive guidance, being present to the emergence of something actually new.