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Welcome Valan Kornhaus, LPCC, to Dynamic Counseling
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,

Whitney Hancock
Sep 1


If We Don’t Blame Our Spouse, How Do We Find Justice?
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

Whitney Hancock
Aug 29


Welcoming Jennifer Hansen & Expanding Geriatric Counseling in Colorado Springs
Welcome Jennifer Hansen, LPCC, to Dynamic Counseling We are excited to welcome Jennifer Hansen, LPCC, to the team at Dynamic Counseling in Colorado Springs. Jennifer brings a thoughtful, grounded approach to therapy and a strong belief that meaningful change begins with greater awareness of ourselves, our patterns, and the experiences that have shaped us. She works with adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, grief, low self-worth, and major li

Whitney Hancock
Aug 26


Welcome Bri to Dynamic Counseling: Expanding Trauma Therapy, EMDR, and Couples Counseling in Colorado Springs
At Dynamic Counseling, our mission has always been to provide exceptional, evidence-based mental health care while helping people build healthier relationships with themselves and those they love. As our Colorado Springs community continues to grow, so does the need for compassionate, highly trained therapists who can walk alongside clients through life's most difficult seasons. We're excited to welcome Brianna Arnold, Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate (MFTC), to our te

Whitney Hancock
Aug 5


Pain Needs a Villain: Why We Blame (Ourselves & Others) When We Hurt
There are many times when you have been harmed or hurt, and someone IS responsible. In these cases, it is right to name what happened and by whom. Please note that this article isn’t about those cases; this has in mind the times when bad things happen or when you are overwhelmed and there is no one directly responsible… and why our minds turn to blame. When life falls apart, our minds ask the same questions almost automatically. Whose fault is this? Why did this happen? Who f

Whitney Hancock
Jul 11
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