Whitney Bonds, a Licensed Professional Counselor based near Denver, Colorado, has been awarded National Board Certification by the American Association of Bariatric Counselors (AABC). Following completion of specialized education and training program in Bariatric Science, she was credentialed as a Board-Certified Bariatric Counselor (BCBC). Read more here. Whitney Bonds, LPC, has earned national bariatric board certification, reflecting her commitment to supporting individual

DYNAMIC COUNSELING | RELATIONSHIPS & FAMILY SYSTEMS How triangulation, secrecy, and divided relationships allow unhealthy, abusive, or narcissistic systems to maintain power, and why connection is often the first step toward change. One of the most effective ways to control a group of people is to make sure they never come together. In unhealthy family systems, workplaces, and other relationships, controlling individuals may intentionally or unconsciously create environments

We are excited to welcome Christy Barber, LPCC, to the team at Dynamic Counseling. Christy brings a warm, relational approach to counseling and works with teens, women, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, relationship concerns, identity, parenting, and major life transitions. She also has a particular interest in supporting families touched by foster care and adoption, including parents, caregivers, and teens working through questions

We are excited to welcome Valan Kornhaus, LPCC, to the team at Dynamic Counseling in Colorado Springs. Finding the right therapist is about more than credentials or a list of specialties. Therapy works best when you feel comfortable with the person sitting across from you. You want someone who can understand what you are experiencing, help you make sense of patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and give you practical ways to begin moving forward. That balance of compassion,

My six-year-olds favorite line to quote currently from Lego Batman…. “What are we having for breakfast?” In a deep, raspy voice…..“Justice.” A client asked the question, “Well, if we don’t blame our spouse when things go wrong, what do we do? How do we find justice?” It was such a good question because I think this is what a lot of us are actually looking for in conflict. We want justice. We want someone to acknowledge what happened, understand that they hurt us, and somehow