MEET THE TEAM!
HILLARY SUNDERLAND, LCSW, LAC, EMDR
Hillary is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Addiction Counselor, Certified EMDR Therapist & Approved Consultant who has worked in the field for over 20 years. Hillary provides LCSW, LAC and LPC supervision to other professionals working towards licensure, as well as EMDR consultation to other psychotherapists working towards EMDR basic training and certification. In Hillary’s clinical practice, she works with many behavioral health issues but has particular focus in working with complex trauma, dissociative disorders, chronic pain and the intersection between trauma and addiction. Hillary uses methods consistent with EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS) or parts’ work, CBT, DBT, mindfulness and other interventions based on one's unique set of issues. Hillary is originally from New England but has lived out West for nearly two decades to enjoy skiing, biking, fishing, hiking, camping and anything outdoors. Hillary lives with her family in Summit County, Colorado.
STEFANIE KREMER, LCSW, LAC
I believe that everyone has a story. I have a curiosity and a passion for getting to know people and their stories. When I was in undergraduate school, I studied journalism and photojournalism with the intention of empowering people and communities through visual and written storytelling. Eventually, that work inspired my decision to get my Master of Social Work (MSW) at the University of Denver and later blossomed into what I love doing today --- working with people in therapy.As your therapist, my goal is to non-judgmentally listen to you and use therapeutic tools and modalities to support you in exploring or re-framing your narrative. Together, we can identify patterns and behaviors that are not working for you and imagine and work on skills to bring about change and your more perfected story.I have been a Mental Health Navigator for more than two years and I am passionate about working in our beautiful and resilient mountain community. I completed a 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) program with the goal of bringing yoga to people and communities that typically do not have access to yoga and learning more about the mind body connection, mindfulness practices, and how to incorporate these important things into therapy. I believe that therapy is not a “one-size” fits all and I promise to get curious and creative about what works for you.I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and in the process of obtaining my Licensed in Addiction Counseling (LAC) .I am interested in working with people with trauma, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, life transitions, and addiction.
CASEY DONOHOE, LCSW, LAC
Congratulations on seeking out support for yourself or your loved one.Taking the step to engage in therapeutic services can often be the scariest, yet bravestthing a human can do. I believe that therapy is a mutual and cohesive journey; with theclient in charge of their pathway. Because no two humans are alike, no two treatmentpathways will be alike either. I am well-versed in meeting people where they are at,listening with a non-judgemental ear, providing unconditional positive regard, andcreating a safe space for healing and processing.I enjoy working with teens and adults who are struggling with any range of life stressors;both internally and externally. As a licensed social worker, I am trained in a variety ofmodalities and specialties and I have an extreme passion for helping my community. Ihave finished up a licensure in addiction counseling, and very much enjoyworking with folks looking to re-evaluate their relationship with susbtances. I have livedin Breckenridge for 12 years and in my “free time” I enjoy skiing, snowboarding,attending concerts, biking, hiking and hanging out with my favorite 4 legged friends –Piper and Ripple!I look forward to having the opportunity to get to know you and helping you navigate life,establish goals and establish a therapeutic relationship. Feel free to text/call/email if youare interested in starting services!
SARAH TOFFERI, LPCC, CAS, NCC
Bio coming soon....
MARISSA LAMPE, LSW
Hello! I like to support all clients with their unique behavioral health challenges, with a particular emphasis on working with adults and teens who experience (or have experienced) domestic and sexual violence, abuse, trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief, and addiction. I earned my Master’s in Clinical Social work (MSW) degree in June 2023. I am working towards my Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) because I feel passionate about mental health and work to empower individuals in meeting their personal needs and goals. Before moving to Denver for school in January 2022, I lived in Telluride, CO, for six years and worked as a victim’s advocate for the region’s crisis center. I have a strong appreciation for mountain towns, and I love all that the mountains have to offer: snowboarding, hiking, rock climbing, camping, and more! In my previous role as a victim’s advocate, I provided support for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their families. Through this role, I was allowed to work across the spectrum, from prevention and education to advocacy and case management to crisis interventions and safety planning. I’ve witnessed a vast array of responses people have to trauma and recognize the importance of building trust and rapport with clients. I work with each client where they are at and use a strengths-and assets-based approach while collaboratively co-creating an environment where people feel heard, respected, validated, and empowered as experts of their own lived experiences.
Maria Pallon, LSW
I am a dedicated and compassionate therapist focused on helping individuals navigate life's challenges. I specialize in providing clients a safe, non-judgmental space to explore their thoughts and emotions. My approach is rooted in evidence and strength-based practices tailored to your unique experience, needs, and personal goals. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or simply seeking personal growth, I'm here to support you on your journey toward healing and self-discovery. I enjoy working with adults navigating trauma, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, life transitions, and addiction. I have a Masters in Social Work from Metropolitan State University and accepting new clients via Telehealth. Previously, I served as a Victim Advocate with The Blue Bench of Denver, providing in-person support to recent survivors of sexual trauma at local area hospitals. Most recently, I interned in the Social Work Department at Summit St. Anthony Hospital. I am originally from Arizona and moved to Colorado in 2017 after seven years of living in New York City. I recently relocated to Boulder County after three years in Breckenridge. I enjoy hiking, skiing, gardening, and volunteering as an animal caretaker at a local refuge in my free time. I look forward to working together and developing a therapeutic relationship that best supports your individual goals and well-being. Please reach out via phone or e-mail to start services.
Elizabeth Imhoff, LCSW
Hi there! I am a passionate, wellness focused therapist committed to helping clients learn how to effectively cope with past trauma, break free from intrusive thought patterns/negative beliefs and find peace. I believe that each human is the expert of their own experience, and my work focuses on taking a collaborative approach to helping clients reach their goals. I have a background in medical social work and a wide breadth of knowledge regarding complex medical diagnoses and mental health conditions. I am passionate about connecting clients with tangible tools that can be easily incorporated into their day-to-day life. I believe that small, incremental changes can often have the greatest outcomes. I utilize CBT, DBT and IFS modalities to reframe negative thought patterns and foster a greater sense of self compassion. In my free time, I enjoy working out (walking, weightlifting, hot yoga, pilates, you name it!), creating/cooking new recipes and traveling. I am currently based in Denver and am available for telehealth sessions only at this time. Feel free to reach out via phone or email if you’d like to schedule an appointment.
Anna Keating, LPCC
I'm excited that you're here! Therapy is a collaborative journey where we explore your strengths, challenges, and aspirations. By creating a strong therapeutic alliance, we can navigate difficult emotions, develop coping strategies, and empower you to lead a more fulfilling life. My approach emphasizes creating a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space where you can explore and grow. Together, we will identify your goals for treatment and use a strengths-based approach in reaching them. I integrate various therapeutic tools, drawing from CBT, DBT, MI, ACT, and PCT. These approaches allow us to tailor our sessions to meet your unique needs and goals. I am an LPCC who recently graduated with a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. I have experience in, and enjoy, supporting individuals with issues related to self-love, addiction, values exploration, anxiety, depression, trauma, and mood disorders. In my free time I enjoy camping with my family, running, sitting on the deck with a cup of coffee and walking my dogs. I am currently based near Telluride, Colorado and offer telehealth appointments only at this time. If you’re ready to begin therapy, please reach out for a free 15 minute phone consultation or to book an appointment.
Robin Kondracki, SWC
I am a Clinical Social Worker Candidate (SWC) working toward my LCSW and received my Master's in Clinical Social work (MSW) from Boise State University. I view therapy as a collaborative process that is grounded in a trusting alliance between therapist and client, and I'm passionate in helping you deepen your connection to self, others, and your community. I trust that you are the expert of your own life, and I'm here to help you explore self-discovery, open yourself to increased awareness, shift troublesome thought patterns, tap into your intuition, and deepen self-acceptance.
I take a client-centered, strengths-based approach with the goal of helping you find empowerment, resilience, support, and an improved quality of life. One of my preferred modalities is EMDR, but I draw from several treatment methods to address your personal needs.
As a lifelong resident of Telluride, CO, I understand and appreciate the beauty, complexity, and challenges that come with living in small mountain communities. Before my graduate studies, I was a Victim Advocate for a community resource center that supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence. From my time as a Victim Advocate, I recognized a gap in trauma informed mental health services in mountain communities and felt compelled to pursue this work. I practice therapy with a trauma-informed lens, and appreciate the unique and nuanced nature of each individual's story.
Shannon Barrett, LPCC
We are all human, with our own unique experiences, challenges, and strengths.
I view each client as a person worthy of being seen, heard, and valued. I utilize a strengths-based approach with the belief that each client is capable of fostering their own change and healing. Alongside other therapeutic modalities, I implement CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and person-centered strategies with a trauma-informed approach. I believe that a spiritual connection can be very healing, and I am able to integrate spirituality into sessions through an existential or Christian perspective if requested. I maintain that spiritual integration is up to the client, and I am able to work with individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs. Through empathy and compassion, I will create a safe space and help you examine your inner thoughts, beliefs, and life experiences. I specialize in issues such as depression, anxiety, self-esteem, relationship difficulties, and grief and loss. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate with an M.A. in Clinical Mental
Health Counseling from CCU.
