Trauma & Relationships
Colorado Mental Health
Counseling
Counseling
Emily Wagner, MA, LPC
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Hello! My name is Emily, and I am a licensed professional counselor. I help people find meaning and purpose in life and relationships. You're in the right place if you don't love the way life feels, but wish you could. Email or call today to set up a free consultation. Visit the Counseling page to learn how I can help you achieve your goals. What can I do for you? Email me at [email protected] to find out. |
About Me
My loved ones describe me as kind, warm, curious, and thoughtful. I see the best in people. I treat my friends like family. I love hosting and cooking for my people. I am observant and calm, but fiercely protective, principled, and advocate loudly for others. I have a million hobbies, because I never seem to run out of things I want to learn about. I travel, garden, rock climb, play the cello, and have a rotating stack of about 10 books on my nightstand.
I have so many questions about the world, and learning about people was how I wanted to make sense of what I saw- all the good, bad, and in between. I started my career in sexual assault and domestic violence advocacy. It changed everything for me. I couldn't unsee the world this new way, so I went deeper. I moved from Tennessee to Colorado. I worked with so much intensity- torture victims, refugees, mass violence, at home and abroad- and only found more beauty in the ways that relationships have the capacity to heal what feels 'unhealable.' I now live in Portland, Oregon, in the trees, while working remotely for my Colorado clients.
It is never lost on me the courage and vulnerability it takes to show up to the office of a stranger and bear one's soul. It moves me, and this job that feels much more like a calling than a job, has been one of the most humbling honors of my lifetime. Thank you for being here.
I have so many questions about the world, and learning about people was how I wanted to make sense of what I saw- all the good, bad, and in between. I started my career in sexual assault and domestic violence advocacy. It changed everything for me. I couldn't unsee the world this new way, so I went deeper. I moved from Tennessee to Colorado. I worked with so much intensity- torture victims, refugees, mass violence, at home and abroad- and only found more beauty in the ways that relationships have the capacity to heal what feels 'unhealable.' I now live in Portland, Oregon, in the trees, while working remotely for my Colorado clients.
It is never lost on me the courage and vulnerability it takes to show up to the office of a stranger and bear one's soul. It moves me, and this job that feels much more like a calling than a job, has been one of the most humbling honors of my lifetime. Thank you for being here.
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Fort Collins, CO
Denver, CO Portland, OR (coming soon) |
(970) 878-8281
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