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Margot Allen (she/her), Staff Therapist, Intern Supervisor, LMFT

Do you struggle to connect with your partner or yourself? Would you like help making sense of trauma you experienced and the impact it has on your life? I believe that by exploring how our past experiences influence our current behavior, thoughts, and feelings, we can find authenticity in ourselves and our relationships. I am honored to help my couples, individuals, and family clients heal from and find understanding in their past experiences to make room for their future. I do this through helping my clients examine what patterns in their current thoughts, feelings, and behavior are not serving them or their relationships.

I help clients learn to cope with their symptoms using mindfulness techniques and dialectical behavioral therapy interventions to empower clients to learn to regulate their emotions. I also use a research-based couples therapy to help couples improve their communication, build a stronger connection and friendship, and improve or rebuild trust.

I like to collaborate with my clients to cultivate a space that fosters feelings of safety and authenticity. I do this through taking a compassionate, open, and non-judgmental stance with my clients and find that through the course of our work together, we co-create a therapeutic relationship that allows my clients to work towards healing.

Licensure, Education, & Trainings

License: LMFT.0002979

Education:

  • Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Colorado State University: Fort Collins, CO
  • Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy, Colorado State University: Fort Collins, CO

Trainings:

  • Level 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, 2022