Hello, I’m Marian Camden, a happy and long-experienced clinical psychologist specializing in help for adults and older teens with anxiety, trauma, PTSD, self-confidence, assertiveness, and relationship issues. I also offer ADHD assessment and treatment for adults, especially for adult women. Even after 25 + years, I still really love meeting and developing meaningful therapy relationships with people. Seeing my clients heal and grow is a true joy and honor that I just never get tired of, even now that I’m working part time.
I tend to see pretty high-functioning adults of all ages, people who are mostly doing fine but have areas of life, past or present, that bother them. Maybe it’s anxiety or struggles with confidence and assertiveness. Maybe a relationship isn’t going well, or you see a pattern in your relationships that you want to change. Sometimes things from the past still pop up and get in your way. I am here to help!
Over the years, I have developed quite a broad toolbox of skills, including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing), IFS (Internal Family Systems), ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) as well as others. I can incorporate somatic/body-centered work via my study of yoga, breathwork, and the nervous system, and even have training in Reiki. My foundational training is in systems theory, Descriptive Psychology/Status Dynamics, and interpersonal psychotherapy. All of this is designed to help you live a life
That all said, the foundation of my practice is simple relationship-building. Research shows over and over again that the best therapy outcomes happen when people feel safe, respected, and cared for by their therapist–and that’s what I aim to do each and every time. Each person who comes to me is unique and I love getting to know a new client, helping them feel comfortable, and seeing what we can do together to help things go better. Relationship is everything.
While I am based and licensed in Colorado, I can probably see you via telehealth even if you live in a different state, via a special program called Psypact. To see if your state is one of the many participating in Psypact, click here.
When I’m not in session with one of my clients, I may be working on my children’s books, spending time with my family, which now includes a couple of grandkids, traveling, gardening, hiking in beautiful Colorado, and hanging out with friends, or spending time with my sweet dogs. I work about two days a week and do travel frequently, so do not choose to take on serious and urgent cases at this point. My practice is all telehealth now, so you can easily and quickly meet with me online from the comfort of your home, office, or travel lodgings.
If you are interested in learning more about how we might work together to make things better for you, I hope you will contact me.
