Shaelyn Bissey, BS
Student Intern- Master in Marriage & Family Therapy
Experiencing life's challenges can feel overwhelming, discouraging, and sometimes difficult to manage on our own. During those times, having support and learning effective ways to navigate challenges can make a significant difference. I believe mental wellness is just as important as physical wellness, and the two are often closely connected. Taking care of one often helps strengthen the other. Mental wellness is not about avoiding challenges. It is about developing the tools and support needed to move through them. My hope is that every client leaves with greater confidence in their ability to care for themselves and navigate whatever life may bring.
From a young age, I knew I wanted to help others in a healing capacity. That desire continues to guide my work today. I enjoy supporting people as they build skills, overcome obstacles, and discover approaches that help them feel more confident and balanced in their daily lives. My approach is centered on helping clients develop practical tools, healthy coping strategies, and greater understanding of themselves and their experiences. Whether you are working through past difficulties, navigating current stressors, or simply looking for new ways to improve your overall well being, I believe counseling can provide valuable opportunities for growth, healing, and positive change.
Colorado Springs has always been home. Having been born and raised here, I have had the opportunity to watch our community grow and change over the years. I am also a mother of two children who keep life busy, meaningful, and full of adventure. Much of my time outside of school and counseling is spent with my family, whether we are exploring Colorado's beautiful outdoors, walking around the lake, cooking together, or sharing stories about our day. When I find a quiet moment, I enjoy reading and continuing to build my crochet skills.
Works with: Individuals 10+
Professional Education
Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy- In Progress
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
(866) 644-6131 ext 706
Student Intern- Master in Marriage & Family Therapy
Experiencing life's challenges can feel overwhelming, discouraging, and sometimes difficult to manage on our own. During those times, having support and learning effective ways to navigate challenges can make a significant difference. I believe mental wellness is just as important as physical wellness, and the two are often closely connected. Taking care of one often helps strengthen the other. Mental wellness is not about avoiding challenges. It is about developing the tools and support needed to move through them. My hope is that every client leaves with greater confidence in their ability to care for themselves and navigate whatever life may bring.
From a young age, I knew I wanted to help others in a healing capacity. That desire continues to guide my work today. I enjoy supporting people as they build skills, overcome obstacles, and discover approaches that help them feel more confident and balanced in their daily lives. My approach is centered on helping clients develop practical tools, healthy coping strategies, and greater understanding of themselves and their experiences. Whether you are working through past difficulties, navigating current stressors, or simply looking for new ways to improve your overall well being, I believe counseling can provide valuable opportunities for growth, healing, and positive change.
Colorado Springs has always been home. Having been born and raised here, I have had the opportunity to watch our community grow and change over the years. I am also a mother of two children who keep life busy, meaningful, and full of adventure. Much of my time outside of school and counseling is spent with my family, whether we are exploring Colorado's beautiful outdoors, walking around the lake, cooking together, or sharing stories about our day. When I find a quiet moment, I enjoy reading and continuing to build my crochet skills.
Works with: Individuals 10+
Professional Education
Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy- In Progress
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
(866) 644-6131 ext 706