Lindsay Gerber, PsyD
Lindsay conducts individual, family, and couples therapy. Her therapeutic approach is warm, open, and tailored to the individual needs of her clients. She values the importance of a strong and trusting therapeutic relationship that feels safe and non-judgmental. Lindsay aims to understand your individual struggles, symptoms, areas of strength, and personal values, and will offer you skills and new perspectives to incite positive change. Her treatment is rooted in empathy and science, and she leads with the knowledge and respect that you are the expert on yourself.
Lindsay’s clinical specialties include anxiety disorders, mood disorders, behavioral difficulties, stress management, life transitions, and relational/social struggles. Other areas of clinical focus include co-occurring disorders (mental health and chemical dependency), trauma, and diversity issues, including gender diversity.
Outside of the therapy room, Lindsay enjoys hiking, traveling, volunteering with horses, and exploring Colorado with her dog Dexter.
Avery Baxter, M.A.
Avery is a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at the University of Denver. She earned her master’s degree in Sport and Performance Psychology and brings a unique perspective that focuses on bridging the gap between mental skills training and mental health treatment.
Avery takes an integrative, individualized approach to therapy, drawing from psychodynamic, humanistic, and evidence-based perspectives to meet the unique needs of each client. She works with individuals across the lifespan experiencing a variety of emotional, behavioral, relational, and performance-related concerns.
Avery is passionate about helping clients better understand themselves, navigate challenges with greater confidence, and move toward a life that feels more authentic and fulfilling. She values creating a warm, collaborative, and supportive therapeutic environment where clients feel understood, respected, and empowered to grow.
In her personal life, Avery enjoys thrifting, crafting (knitting, junk journaling, etc.), spending time in nature, and being around friends.
