Cynthia is a skilled clinician who has been in the field of Psychology for many years. She specializes in a myriad of treatment modalities ranging from general psychological concerns to relationship/marriage & family therapy, depression, anxiety, addiction, grief, pre & post-divorce issues, sexual abuse, co-occurring disorders as well as trauma-informed systemic psychotherapy. She is licensed in Colorado as well as Arizona.

Cynthia’s approach to her patients is formatted on treating each individual with compassion and understanding. Cynthia is known for her warmth and kindness as well as her interest in seeing her patients enjoy life to its fullest.

Taylor M. Hall is a licensed psychotherapist and ketamine-assisted therapy provider who specializes in helping you overcome trauma and actualize your true self. His therapeutic approach is highly dynamic – he believes you already have what you need within and serves as a guide to realize your full potential.

Leveraging his own journey of recovery from addiction and depression, Taylor creates a judgement-free space for you to explore your formative experiences and integrate fragmented aspects of yourself. He incorporates techniques like inner child work and parts mediation in service of aligning with your authentic values and living freely.

Taylor is known for being kind, compassionate, and down-to-earth. His life experiences and passion for psychology are what led him to psychotherapy and ketamine-assisted therapy. His goal is helping you rewrite limiting narratives and become the person you were meant to be.

Ben Egbers is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner based in Bozeman, Montana. Upon earning a BA in Psychology and German in 2000 from Western Washington University, he began his career in mental health serving as a case manager in the public health sector for three years. After working in various sectors outside of healthcare, he returned to academia and earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2011 from Washington State University.

Throughout his nursing career, he found that his most memorable experiences with patients were those conversations about their emotional struggles and promoting mental health, which prompted him to pursue psychiatric nursing roles in residential and inpatient settings, with both adolescent and adult populations.  In 2018, he began pursuing his Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from the University of Washington, where he completed his clinical training, and graduated in March of 2021.  Ben was awarded board certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in April 2021 and joined Shodair Outpatient Services in June 2021.

Over the past few years, while gaining experience practicing primarily with children and adolescents, he recognized his desire to work with patients across the lifespan. He finds the metaphor of climbing a mountain to be particularly relevant, with respect to mental health, and has found the mountains and the natural world to be a profound teacher of life’s lessons.