At this time Equilibrium does NOT have any openings for new clients.
Licensed in Colorado — we can only work with clients located in Colorado
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Voniè Stillson (She/Her)
BC-DMT ACS LPC NCC ATRIC CAMS GTC CSTIP CGP CMNCS ADHD-CCSP CCATP C-PD SSP MA
Clinical Director
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Voniè is a Board Certified Dance Movement Therapist, Approved Clinical Supervisor, Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Aquatic Therapy Rehab Institute Certified Aquatic Rehabilitation Specialist, Collaborative Assessment & Management of Suicidality Certified, Advanced Collaborative Assessment & Management of Suicidality Trained, Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional, Geek Therapist Certified, Certified Mental Health & Nutrition Clinical Specialist, Certified Grief Informed Professional, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Certified Clinical Service Provider, Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional, Certified Personality Disorder Treatment Provider & Dora Approved Non-MFT Supervisor. She has also has achieved excellent in all available Violet benchmarks. She is a Mississippi native with a BA in Dance Therapy from Naropa University in Boulder. She received her MA in Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling from Antioch University New England in New Hampshire. She was American Dance Therapy Association’s (ADTA) 2014 Outstanding Achievement award recipient for her work creating the Southern Chapter and was their 1st president. She is currently active with the Multicultural Diversity Committee, the Native American, Disability Awareness and Spirituality and Religion Affinity Groups. She is a past Rocky Mountain Chapter President and Vice President, past ADTA Western Region Member at Large, and past Chair of the ADTA Nominating Committee. Voniè’s presented at mental health conferences on the local, state and national levels, community-based workshops and pop culture conventions.
Voniè has 19 years post Master’s experience and 30+ years experience with individuals with Mental Illness/Intellectual Developmental Delays and various physical special needs and chronic pain and illness. Settings she has worked in include private practice, outpatient day treatment for adolescents, nursing homes, and locked units at state hospitals.
Voniè uses dance therapy to address a variety of needs from working with anxiety and stress reduction to processing trauma along with ways to increase interpersonal connection. Dance/Movement Therapy (DMT) is the psychotherapeutic use of movement to further the emotional, cognitive, physical and social integration of the individual. She also combines the psychotherapeutic benefits of dance therapy with the physical therapy aspects of aquatic rehabilitative therapy with Aquatic DMT.
Voniè works with families, individuals and groups of all ages combining a variety of therapeutic techniques to meet the specific needs of her clients. In addition to her work with aquatic and traditional DMT her eclectic approach also includes Dialectical Behavioral Therapy & Cognitive Behavioral Therapy from a Rogerian perspective.
As a lifelong comic book reader and sci-fi fan, she advocates for geek culture as positive for mental health and draws from this experience to help clients on their journey. She feels therapy is not about fitting the client into her mold or approach, but rather finding tools to fit the client’s needs.
Services offered in person in Loveland or via telehealth.
Steph Lamblin (They/Them)
MSCJ NCC LAC LPC EMDR Consultant, CAMS-T, GT, CERTH
Clinical Supervisor
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Steph is a Licensed Addictions Counselor, Licensed Clinical Counselor and Certified Master Herbalist. They are a Certified Geek Therapist. They are CAMS trained and an EMDR approved consultant. They are a Certified Neurodiversity Specialist. They have dual Master’s Degrees in Criminal Justice and Legal Administration and Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
They started in the helping field in 2001 in victim’s advocacy services working with Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survivors. Having a traumatic upbringing exposed to domestic violence, criminal behaviors and substance abuse, they gravitated to ways to understand the impact these dynamics had on their own mental health and how to support others recovering from trauma. They have worked in chemical dependency detox, medically assisted treatment centers, partial hospitalization treatment centers, intensive outpatient, and outpatient recovery services.
They are a geeky, AuDHD, queer, Indigenous/Latinx and two spirit. The experiences throughout their life as a neuroqueer person of color have helped them to embrace who they are in their adulthood and hold space for others as the adult they often needed in their youth. Steph lives in Fort Collins with their spouse, Australian Shepard Mix and future Therapy Dog Sabine, Therapy Dog beagle mix, Ezra, bearded dragons Willow and Oz, and snakes Hannibal and Abra. They enjoy time with family and friends, cosplaying, and networking with like minded humans in the local geek and LGBTQIA2S+ communities.Primary Modalities used are EMDR, Attachment Theory, and creative arts integration.
They will be begin offering KAP treatment to existing clients in Early 2027.
Services offered in person in Fort Collins or via telehealth.
Jennifer Nash (She/Her)
MA LMFT CCCA CSTIP SBCT-I ACAMS-T CGT · AAMFT Clinical Fellow · AAMFT Approved Supervisor
Clinical Supervisor
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Jennifer has a MA in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University with an emphasis on family, couples and systemic therapies. She has a Postgraduate Certificate in Child and Adolescent Counseling (CCCA) that integrates play therapy modalities. She is a Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional (CSTIP), a Certified Solutions Building Couples Therapist Level I (SBCT-I), and has Advanced Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (ACAMS-T) training and is Geek Therapy Certified (GTC) She is an AAMFT (American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy) Clinical Fellow and is an AAMFT Supervisor. She is excited to share her expertise and personal orientation of belief in accessibility and multiple treatment techniques with a client centered approach. Her previous experiences have provided her with the opportunity to work with a variety of backgrounds and she spends a significant amount of time working with highly distressed, conflictual couples.
She strives to create partnerships focused on holistic care and relational growth. Building upon this foundation she collaborates with clients to foster development of fresh perspectives and new approaches within their relationships. These transformations influence how people see and interact with themselves and others to shift from hurtful to helpful ways of being. Jennifer believes growth and change are possible for all.
Even though Jennifer notes relationships affect us, she does not feel they necessarily define us. She believes people carry the strength within themselves to determine and implement the changes they want to create. Jennifer strives to establish an environment where clients can access their strengths and resources to face challenges and work toward transforming familiar patterns which are no longer useful. Jennifer is a lifelong sci-fi, fantasy, and Stephen King fan who enjoys music, photography and traveling. She believes geek culture is positive in relationship to mental health.
Services offered in person in Loveland or via telehealth
Felix Barry (He/Him)
MA LPCC NCC CAMS-T CGT
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Felix completed his MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University in May 2025, and is currently a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, working towards his licensure, a Nationally Certified Counselor and Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicide Trained.
He loves working with adults, teens, couples, and polyamorous relationship systems in the queer, transgender, gender-expansive, and/or neurodivergent populations, as well as with anyone who is seeking deeper understanding and acceptance of their authentic self, wanting to live a life more in line with their own values and capabilities, interested in improving communication and connection in their relationships, or looking for a space to explore the meaning of life, death, and their place in the universe. Felix got his undergraduate degree in Studio Art from CU Boulder in 2011, and has had prior professional experience in the service industry (including a brief stint driving an ice cream truck), housekeeping, manufacturing, management, and human resources. He has also received 40 hours of LGBTQ+ informed crisis training from The Trevor Project and provided support to LGBTQ+ youth as a volunteer crisis counselor.
Felix approaches his clients with curiosity, compassion, and unconditional positive regard, and prioritizes creating a safe and non-judgmental environment where people can feel more comfortable being themselves. He employs a variety of person-centered, existential, somatic, and solution-focused techniques to help clients strengthen their mind-body connection, increase their self-awareness and self-trust, and live a more energizing life in alignment with their values. He uses the Internal Family Systems (IFS) framework to help clients understand their emotions, thought patterns, and conflicting impulses through a less judgmental lens, and occasionally taps into therapeutic art techniques to support client expression and creativity. He is also trained in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy for the treatment of OCD and anxiety.
Felix loves dancing, horror movies about haunted houses, urban fantasy novels, watching Youtube videos about minimalism, organizing with joy like Marie Kondo, doing puzzles, creating colorful spreadsheets, and buying things for his hamster. He enjoys learning everything he can about the human brain, relationships, queerness, gender nonconformity, neurodivergence, and crocodilians. As a queer, transmasculine, and neurodivergent person, Felix knows how complicated our relationships with our bodies can be. He has enjoyed connecting with his own body through dance, and appreciates getting to support others in finding their own ways of tolerating and embracing their bodies and selves.
Services offered in person in Loveland or via telehealth.
*Clinical Supervisor is Vonie’ Stillson.
Jill Wirthlin Wells (She/Her)
MFTC CAMS-T CGT
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Jill holds a master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy and is a Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate. She is systems-trained and takes a relational, trauma-informed, and nervous system–informed approach to therapy. Her clinical work is informed by training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Informed DBT, and Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS). Jill specializes in supporting individuals and couples in understanding patterns, deepening connection, and creating meaningful, sustainable change. She values warmth, authenticity, and collaboration, while striving to create a space where clients feel both supported and challenged in growth. Jill has experience working with children, teens, adults, couples, and families across a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship distress. Her work is grounded in the belief that our relationships—with ourselves and others—shape how we experience the world. She partners with clients to increase awareness, shift unhelpful patterns to build more secure and fulfilling ways of relating. She is especially passionate about the connection between mind, body, and spirit, and how this integration impacts overall health, healing, and resilience.
Outside of the therapy room, Jill enjoys skiing, hiking, yoga, strength training, spending time outdoors and enjoying all four seasons of beautiful Colorado. At home, she loves life with her three dogs and a cat prioritizing spending quality time with family and friends. She also has a love for music and enjoys playing the violin and a bit of piano. An avid reader, she is especially drawn to fictional and dystopian stories that explore human nature, the necessity of connection, and the resilience people develop as they face and overcome challenges. She values spaces where people can be curious, authentic, and fully themselves.
Services offered in person in Loveland or via telehealth
*Clinical Supervisor is Jennifer Nash.
Pranjali Adhikari (They/She)
MS LPCC CAMS-T CGT
NOT accepting new clients nor wait list
Pranjali completed their MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University in May 2026 and is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, pursuing their full licensure. As a queer, Nepali American therapist, Pranjali was drawn to the counseling profession through a personal understanding of navigating identity, belonging, and healing across cultures. Their lived experience informs a therapeutic approach grounded in empathy, authenticity, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.
Pranjali’s therapeutic philosophy is rooted in humanistic principles, emphasizing the healing power of a genuine, collaborative relationship. They believe that every individual possesses inherent strengths and the capacity for growth when met with compassion and acceptance while remaining curious. To best meet each client’s unique needs, Pranjali integrates evidence-based approaches that are person-centered, solution-focused, and values-based, striving to create a warm, affirming space where clients feel empowered to explore all parts of themselves without judgment.
Pranjali is passionate about supporting adolescents, young adults, LGBTQIA+ individuals, South Asian and BIPOC communities, and anyone facing challenges with depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and identity development. As a first-generation South Asian American, Pranjali brings cultural humility and a multicultural perspective to every therapeutic relationship. They are also pursuing certification in Geek Therapy and are trained in Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality.
Outside of the therapy room, Pranjali enjoys crocheting, knitting, sewing, all the fiber arts while watching comfort shows, connecting with nature, reading psych thrillers (both fiction and nonfiction), deep-diving on YouTube and Wikipedia, and playing music.
Services offered in person in Fort Collins or via telehealth.
*Clinical Supervisor is Steph Lamblin.
Certified AKC Canine Good Citizen and Therapy Dog
Ezra Lamblin
I am 3 year old Beagle Mix. I live in Colorado with my two human parents who are Licensed Mental Health & Addictions Counselors, my brother Willow the bearded dragon, and my brother Hannibal the snake. I am a certified AKC Canine Good Citizen and Therapy Dog. My parents and I are a team at the Alliance of Therapy Dogs.
Contact
Contact us at 970-599-1314
by email at equilibriumcounseling@gmail.com.
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