Delanie Pitzer, BA
Student Intern- Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Life has a way of becoming heavy. Sometimes the weight comes from a major life event, and other times it builds gradually through everyday stress, challenges, and responsibilities. Either way, carrying it all by yourself can feel overwhelming. I believe we all need support from time to time, and counseling can provide an opportunity to share that burden while discovering new ways to move forward. The relationships closest to us often have the greatest capacity to support, encourage, and strengthen us. My hope is to help you discover what connection, growth, and support can look like in your own life and relationships.
My passion is helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen the connections that matter most to them. I believe relationships have the potential to be powerful sources of encouragement, understanding, and care. At the same time, relationships can be complicated, and finding what works best for each person often requires reflection, exploration, and a willingness to consider new possibilities. I enjoy helping clients identify the strengths they already possess and recognize the resources available within themselves and their relationships. My approach is collaborative and grounded in the belief that every individual, couple, and family has unique experiences, needs, and goals. Counseling is
not about finding a perfect solution. It is about discovering what feels authentic, sustainable, and meaningful for you.
I have lived in Colorado my entire life and love spending time outdoors hiking and exploring everything our state has to offer. I am also an enthusiastic coffee drinker and have a plant collection that somehow seems to grow larger every year. Whether I am caring for plants, spending time outside, or connecting with loved ones, I appreciate the ways small moments help create balance and joy in everyday life.
Works with: Individuals 10+
Professional Education
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling- In Progress
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
(866) 644-6131 ext 715
Student Intern- Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Life has a way of becoming heavy. Sometimes the weight comes from a major life event, and other times it builds gradually through everyday stress, challenges, and responsibilities. Either way, carrying it all by yourself can feel overwhelming. I believe we all need support from time to time, and counseling can provide an opportunity to share that burden while discovering new ways to move forward. The relationships closest to us often have the greatest capacity to support, encourage, and strengthen us. My hope is to help you discover what connection, growth, and support can look like in your own life and relationships.
My passion is helping individuals, couples, and families strengthen the connections that matter most to them. I believe relationships have the potential to be powerful sources of encouragement, understanding, and care. At the same time, relationships can be complicated, and finding what works best for each person often requires reflection, exploration, and a willingness to consider new possibilities. I enjoy helping clients identify the strengths they already possess and recognize the resources available within themselves and their relationships. My approach is collaborative and grounded in the belief that every individual, couple, and family has unique experiences, needs, and goals. Counseling is
not about finding a perfect solution. It is about discovering what feels authentic, sustainable, and meaningful for you.
I have lived in Colorado my entire life and love spending time outdoors hiking and exploring everything our state has to offer. I am also an enthusiastic coffee drinker and have a plant collection that somehow seems to grow larger every year. Whether I am caring for plants, spending time outside, or connecting with loved ones, I appreciate the ways small moments help create balance and joy in everyday life.
Works with: Individuals 10+
Professional Education
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling- In Progress
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
(866) 644-6131 ext 715