Precious Scars Counseling

Perinatal and reproductive mental health care in Colorado

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The art of precious scars

Precious Scars Counseling is the therapeutic embodiment of the Japanese art of kintsugi. Kintsugi is called the “art of precious scars” because it is the practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, to illuminate and honor the life of that piece.

My goal in therapy is to create an environment that is safe for you to explore the weight of your world. I strive to be a companion during the perinatal period or in the aftermath of loss by identifying your strengths and finding tools and resources that will work for you. I am here to support you in building a life that honors that tender brokenness- your precious scars- and finding beauty and power in that fragility.

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I’ve been where you are…

I’ve known the devastation, frustration, and loneliness that can accompany the journey to and through motherhood. My own experiences with infertility and loss led me to this work, and they shape the compassion I bring to every session. I deeply believe that none of us are meant to navigate this season alone. They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it also takes a community to support a parent. You don’t have to do this by yourself.

I am glad you are here.

Meet Cassidy
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Questions?

I would love to connect to see if we would be a good fit. Feel free to visit my FAQs for more information on fees/ insurance and the Connect page to request your complimentary 15 minute consultation.

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  • "Even the most tender brokenness holds beauty; your scars are proof that you have survived."

    Kaitlyn Bouchillon

  • “The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.”

    Ernest Hemingway

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