Denver Psychotherapy Center
PTSD Therapy & Treatment. The Most Trusted Psychotherapist - Denver
At the Denver Psychotherapy Center we specialize in the treatment of borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, psychological trauma, and alcohol and drug addiction. We have a a strong Buddhist and existential focus, and we infuse the most modern and scientifically validated cognitive techniques and therapies with the ancient wisdom traditions of the East.
Watch a free video about the modern treatment of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and complex post traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD).
At the Denver Psychotherapy Center, you will pay "out-of-pocket" then seek reimbursement from your insurance carrier using the easy paperwork we give you (called a "super-bill"). It's not as hard as it sounds and we'll be happy to walk you through the process! Contact us today!
In 2006, after noticing a distinct lack of and need for mindfulness based therapies in Colorado, the Awakened Mind Institute (AMI) in Denver, was founded.
Who We AreAll of our therapists share a love for the transformative process of therapy. In the past, all of AMI's therapists have also been "on the couch" as patients themselves, in their own therapeutic processes. They feel that this experience has given them tremendous insight into how therapy can be more effectively delivered to their clients.
Buddhist counseling allows clients to slow down and gain deeper insights into working with their minds by learning how to apply basic Buddhist principles to their thoughts and emotions.
If you, or a loved one, has been psychologically traumatized, you'll understand better than most people about how untreated PTSD can wreck and ruin beautiful lives.
The doctors and therapists at The Awakened Mind Institute specialize in the treatment of young adult borderline personality disorder (BPD) and bipolar disorder (BD).
Buddhist psychology, is adept at creating the penetrative insights that transforms how we understand our thoughts and emotions.
Sometimes trauma occurs in a single instance, and sometimes trauma occurs across a long period of time.
Teens today are under tremendous pressure to perform and excel academically and socially.
View our library of FREE videos where we discuss various issues or conditions and possible solutions & treatment.
Watch some of our videos about counseling and therapy in addition to grief, trauma, loss and other issues.
Listen to some very interesting insight by Dr. Parker Wilson as he discusses various topics regarding psychotherapy.
All recordings of public speaking engagements are on topics such as mindfulness mediation, Buddhist psychology, psychotherapy, and more.
We have assembled a collection of articles which describe and explain various common issues and procedures.
Please take a moment to review some of the material for a better understanding of the process.
At the Awakened Mind Institute (AMI), we offer compassionate LGBTQ+ psychotherapy and gender...
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The Awakened Mind Institute (AMI) is one of the few clinics specializing in outpatient treatment...
The Awakened Mind Institute (AMI) is one of the few clinics in the country specializing in...
Sex addictions are commonly considered to be habitual or even compulsive sexual activities that allow people to exit from connected, authentic and healthy life activities.
Dr. Parker Wilson is Buddhist minister and retired psychologist, and he can provide advisement based on an extensive understanding and practice of Buddhist psychology and meditative technology. Dr. Wilson is a university professor, doctor of clinical psychology, and a practicing Mahayana Buddhist. He has been highly trained in Buddhist and existential psychology and meditation by some of the greatest living Buddhist masters of our time.
The fundamental techniques for developing mindfulness, while rooted in the teachings of Buddhism, are actually more scientific than religious in nature. Buddhist psychology asks one to deeply analyze one's own existential experience. In other words, unlike traditional religious belief systems, Buddhism is not a faith or dogma based system; nor do its practitioners seek special consideration from a higher power, nor do they seek to convert others to their way of thinking. It is, therefore, more akin to a deep philosophy and empirical understanding.
Primarily AMI offers cognitive psychotherapy; in particular Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), which is considered the modern standard of care for many types of depression, anxiety, stress, grief, and anger management issues.
The Awakened Mind Institute has very competitive clinical fees; this is especially true given the quality of treatment our doctors offer. Generally speaking, individuals and / or families with a household income between $60,000 and $150,000 (or more) find AMI's clinical fees to be affordable.
More and more, Western clinical psychology is turning to the great Wisdom traditions of the East to supplement (and to further) our understanding of human suffering and the creation of meaning and happiness in human life. Buddhist psychology, in particular, is adept at creating the penetrative insights that can transform how we understand and work with our thoughts and emotions.
Despite the fact that our lives are among the most privileged in the world, we spend so much time in the grip of boredom, sadness, dissatisfaction, and frustration. And why is it that we are so often consumed with feelings of fear, anxiety, depression, anger, and grief? Even if we had an answer to this question, is there really anything we could really do about it?
The ancient wisdom tradition of Buddhism has a definite answer to this question. It also proposes many techniques by which we can learn to work with and transform our afflictive emotions. Many of these techniques have now been researched and verified by modern clinical psychology and mind science.
More and more, they are regularly being used as clinical tools for the treatment of depression, anxiety, anger, addiction, entrenched grief and loss, and borderline personality disorder. Within a broader unpacking of the basic elements of Buddhist psychology, this seminar will instruct participants in some of these cognitive techniques. In depth instruction in the cultivation of mindfulness, psychological equanimity, and compassion will be highlighted.
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