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Chris Denzler, MA, LPC, With therapy experience since 2013, working with individuals, such as children, men, women, couples, and families; focusing on trauma victims, individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, parenting, and relationship issues. I am a certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral therapist. In my experience, I have specialized in trauma, addiction, and relationship issues.
My approach
I use an eclectic approach, which means that I implement different therapy modalities to help clients in personalized ways. I primarily focus on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, while implementing other therapies as needed.
My focus
I focus on trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder. I also focus on men's issues, such as pornography and erectile dysfunction. I am also experienced in treating depression, anxiety, addiction, anger management, ADHD, low self-esteem, et cetera.
My communication style
Many clients appreciate my sense of humor and laid-back tone. I am very conversational.
My journey to mental healthcare
With therapy experience since 2013, working with individuals, such as children, men, and women, couples, and families; focusing on trauma victims, individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, parenting, and relationship issues. I am a certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral therapist. In my experience, I have specialized in trauma, addiction, and relationship issues.
My goals for you
I feel therapy works best when my clients choose their goals, objectives, the focus of every therapy session, and weekly homework assignments.
My first session with you
In the first therapy session, I will explain informed consent and answer any questions about my experience that you may have. I realize I am a new person for you and do not expect you to "open up" completely. So, if there is something you do not want to talk about, that is perfectly fine. I will need to ask some questions that may feel irrelevant and it may feel like an interview, but these questions are important for me to ask. We will discuss your presenting problems and how these issues are affecting your life over all. We will then close the session by discussing your goals and scheduling follow-up sessions.
