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Marisa Schaff

Westminster, Colorado - Clinical Social Worker/therapist
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Hi! My name is Marisa, I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Substance Use Disorder Professional in the State of Washington. I started working as a Substance Abuse Counselor in 2010 with Adolescents and discovered that mental health often intersected. I decided to attend graduate school at the University of Denver for my Master's in Social Work with a concentration in Family Systems and the Animal-Assisted Social Work Certificate. While at DU I completed three classes in the Psychology Department focused on Military culture and treatment. While in my second year of graduate school, I started a two year Post- Graduate Program at the Denver Family Institute for training and education for Marriage and Family Therapy. I graduated from that program in February 2019. I have worked in a wide array of jobs from Drug Court to Pregnant and Postpartum Women in residential treatment. I have worked with wide range of concerns including, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, relationship issues, communication, family conflict, addiction and trauma. My counseling style is strength based with interjections of humor and fun when appropriate. I often hear counseling described as being painful but I believe that the process should also consist of positivity, learning and growth. My approach is person-centered and combines techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused, EMDR and Narrative Therapy. I will tailor my approach based on best fit for your goals. I believe that you are the expert in your life and I am here to assist you in any way possible to overcome challenges. I look forward to working with you to achieve your goals! I currently offer evening and some weekend appointments.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Colorado

NAMI Colorado provides free programs to state residents affected by mental illness, including a six-week education program for parents and caregivers, a hands-on training program teaching grassroots advocacy, and support for public safety professionals by connecting them with confidential and anonymous mental health resources.
Gay & Sober provides a directory of LGBTQ+ friendly addiction support meetings across Colorado, including Life Ring Secular recovery groups and Alcoholics Anonymous. Meetings provide a safe space for those seeking recovery, including daily online meetings to ensure accessible support for the LGBTQ+ community.
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The Yarrow Collective provides free, peer-led support groups that foster community and mutual aid. Programs offer a confidential space for people to discuss suicide without judgment or groups that connect those facing similar health challenges. The Unity in Community group serves Black, indigenous, and people of color, providing a sanctuary for connection and empowerment.
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The Transgender Center of the Rockies provides holistic gender-affirming services for transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive individuals. They offer trauma-informed individual and group counseling, peer-led support groups, and case management. Specialized therapy groups focus on gender identity exploration and substance use recovery.
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The Colorado Behavioral Health Administration provides various programs to individuals dealing with mental health and addiction challenges. Services include inpatient and outpatient treatment, psychiatric care, and crisis intervention via a support call, text, or live chat. Walk-in crisis centers are available statewide, and Community Mental Health Centers provide free or low-cost services.
OwnPath provides a comprehensive directory of mental health and substance use treatment providers in Colorado. The platform also features a Learning Hub, with courses and training for behavioral health professionals, some of which include the Crisis Professional Curriculum and Telebehavioral Health for Neurodivergent People.
Next Chapter is a grant-funded wellness collaborative that serves veterans and their families throughout the state. They provide comprehensive counseling services, telehealth therapy, support groups, and alternative therapies. They also provide assistance with military career transitions, employment workshops, and financial coaching.
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Colorado's County Veterans Service Offices provide free assistance to veterans and their families applying for federal and state benefits. Guidance on disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, and education benefits is provided. They also help with VA claims, appeals, and accessing local resources. Each county office operates independently.
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The I Matter program connects youth with a therapist to receive up to six free virtual counseling sessions. Some in-person appointments are available for youth or to support parents with children experiencing a mental health or substance use disorder. Free materials are available to promote the program within your local community.
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Make the Connection is an online resource that connects veterans, families, and friends with information about mental health challenges and addiction recovery. The platform features personal success stories and provides self-assessments with a locator to find local support services, facilitating access to care and support.
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The Colorado Gerontological Society provides programs to older adults to promote active participation and community engagement through social and educational activities. The PACE program delivers comprehensive health services to help clients maintain independence and the Telephone Buddy Program offers human connection by pairing volunteers with seniors for regular check-ins and companionship.
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The Colorado Military Veterans Project provides free online mental health care and peer support groups for veterans, active duty personnel, and their families who are dealing with gambling or gaming addiction. The initiative includes the ROTC education program aimed at providing comprehensive support and career training for the military community.
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The University Psychological Services Center provides therapy and psychological evaluations through the lifespan for mental health conditions, relationship difficulties, and substance use disorders. Advanced doctoral students provide the services on the Colorado State University campus under the supervision of a licensed psychologist.
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This organization offers programs that reduce suicide rates statewide. Initiatives include the Colorado-National Collaborative, a partnership aimed at implementing evidence-based strategies. They also provide resources and training for schools, healthcare providers, and communities to identify and support at-risk individuals.
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The University's program offers 24/7 crisis support for students. Students can receive immediate assistance by phone which connects them with a counselor. They can also receive same-day crisis appointments by calling ahead. They provide links to local resources for counseling, crisis support, and mental health treatment centers.
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