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Meet Lisa Stull
I am passionate about bringing healing to those experiencing trauma or life stressors. I help my clients, who include adults, couples, and families, to find healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen their relationships so they feel a sense of meaning, purpose, and connection. Sessions involve tailoring an effective, solution-oriented approach to help you identify and achieve your goals through developing new skills and a deeper understanding of the patterns affecting your life. My clients appreciate my connection, warmth, and humor. I am known for my innate ability to get to the core of people’s issues and help them as they work to create life balance and fulfillment.
I understand and utilize various forms of psychotherapy, and tailor each session to the specific needs of the client. I provide treatment to a diverse population of clients, specializing in treatments for couples, anxiety, trauma, and substance abuse. Bringing over 25 years of experience in a wide range of modalities including EMDR, IFS, mindfulness, and attachment-based treatments provides each client the security of knowing they are working with a knowledgeable and skilled clinician. As a Certified Gottman Therapist, I help couples transform their relationships with an evidence-based approach to relationships.
Licenses &
Certifications
- Colorado Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
- EMDR Certified Therapist
- Gottman Art & Science of Love 1 & 2 Workshop Presenter
- Gottman Seven Principles Workshop Presenter
- Certified Gottman Therapist
Education
- MS, Clinical Psychology, California Polytechnic State University
- BS, Social Work, Northern Arizona University
Specialties
- Trauma
- Anxiety
- Relationships
- Substance Abuse/Dependence
Gottman Therapist
Lisa Stull is a Certified Gottman Therapist, Gottman Presenter for the Art and Science of Love Level 1 and 2, and Seven Principles, Couples Addiction and Therapy, Treating Affairs and Trauma. A Certified Gottman Therapist, as defined by The Gottman Institute, is an expert in the field of marriage and couples therapy who has completed the official Gottman Method Certification Track and learned the proven assessment techniques and intervention strategies of Gottman Method Couples Therapy. Gottman Method Couples Therapy, as defined by The Gottman Institute, is an approach to couples therapy developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman. It includes a thorough assessment of the couple relationship and integrates research-based interventions from the Sound Relationship House Theory.
Meet Our Therapists
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Animal-Assisted Therapy
Meet Koda, our hypo-allergenic, shed-free, Bernedoodle who is a Certified Therapy Dog. The human-canine bond is unique in that it delivers so many emotional, physical, and mental benefits. Dogs are one of the most common pets in many households and for good reason. They love unconditionally, make us laugh, and help us to feel happy when we’re down. What you may not know is that they can also help with counseling. The use of pet therapy dogs during a counseling session can be an amazing experience for both adults and children alike, it has been proven to reduce stress levels while boosting moods! Even a few minutes in the company of therapy dogs can:
Pet therapy dogs offer a distraction from current issues by providing moments of happiness and joy that help clients to see the easier side of life, resulting in an increased sense of hope for better days ahead .
Relieve stress, anxiety, and depression .
Make you feel calmer and happier.
Therapy dogs can help their clients to reduce stress levels during sessions, allowing them to maintain a healthy mood whilst talking about potentially upsetting emotions.
Help clients to understand boundaries. As dogs are good at self-soothing, they are able to take themselves away from a situation where they are uncomfortable.
Help you to develop relationships, starting with the new relationship with the therapy dog. The companionship and friendship of the pet therapy dog during difficult times can help develop trust.
Our Office
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FAQ's
Below are a few common FAQs you might have before calling or meeting with our Therapists.
Lisa Stull has specialized training and over 20 years of experience working with adolescents, adults, individuals, couples, children, and families with a variety of ethnic, religious, and sexually oriented backgrounds.
The therapeutic relationship depends a great deal on the rapport between the therapist and the client. It is important to feel comfortable with your therapist and know they are the right person to help you. Because of this key factor, therapy consultations are available for prospective clients free of charge. During this time we will briefly discuss your situation to evaluate whether or not my services meet your needs; you can ask me questions and make sure there is going to be a good fit before investing a lot of time, energy, and money. At the end of this consultation, we can either make an appointment or we can refer you to services that are more appropriate for you. Consultations are offered via phone, email, or in-person to accommodate individual comfort levels.
Lisa Stull provides an integrative, individualized treatment approach tailored to distinctive client needs drawing from her 20-plus years of experience with various agencies and treatment modalities. Lisa prides herself on her Gottman treatment methods for couples, her 1995 certification in EMDR for trauma, and her constant seeking of learning new methods and research to best serve her clients. Lisa also utilizes EFT, IFT, Mentalist, CBT, Solutions Focused, and other modalities.
All of your conversations with Lisa Stull are completely confidential from the moment you make contact whether by phone, email or in person. The State of Colorado and the ethical principles of the Colorado Association of Marriage and Family Therapy provide for confidential, privileged communication between a therapist and a client. This means that our sessions are private, and information will not be communicated to others without your informed written consent, (except where mandated otherwise by law, as in the case of child abuse and/or elder abuse or imminent danger to yourself or others).
Your client rights insure that you may expect and receive a professional relationship and atmosphere in our work together. For over 15 years Lisa Stull’s professional experiences have strengthened her dedication to creating a positive, constructive, and respectful professional relationship with all of her clients. Therefore, if we run into each other in public you will not be acknowledged by her unless you acknowledge her first. This ensures you can maintain your anonymity.
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