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I am a Psychotherapist with 16 years of experience in therapy for children and adults.

In my life I was never more sure than of my passion for Psychology. Having the ability to help families revitalizes me and fills me with satisfaction. I always wanted to prepare myself attending trainings and seminars to provide the most effective therapy posible.

I earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Metropolitan State College of Denver, then earned a Master's degree in Clinical Psychotherapy with an emphasis in family therapy from the University of Northern Colorado. I got trained in family and couples therapy at the Denver Family Institute. I also focused on studying and attending trainings and learning the latest in effective, evidence-based therapy. After going throughmany types of therapy and methodologies I found, EMDR, desensitization and eye movement reprocessing and IFS, Internal Family Systems.

Vanessa Richards

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How to Reignite and Sustain Attraction with Your Partner

Attraction in a relationship is often thought of as something that happens naturally in the beginning stages of romance. The excitement of getting to know someone new and the thrill of being desired all create a powerful spark of attraction.

However, as time goes on, and you start to become familiar with one another,...


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How to Talk to Your Kids About Divorce

You were raised on Disney. Love at first sight. The prince and princess live happily ever after. You held that vision in your head, and that dream turned into a reality, or so you thought.

You followed the natural progression of dating, getting engaged, married, and having children. But your version of happily ever af...


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Reasons to take yoga practice as a couple

When we talk about yoga, we refer to the ancient practice that combines physical activity and the purification of emotions, therefore, couple’s yoga is an excellent way to improve the health status of both, as well as to find a good point of interaction with your partner and also helps them understand each other and to trust and act as one...


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Reasons your partner is unfaithful

Infidelity remarkably affects couple relationships, being one of the first causes of divorce. It also produces strong emotional reactions, causing not only anxiety, but also depression. However, not all couples in which an infidelity occurs end up separating, some maintain and even improve their relationship, although it is poss...


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Guide for parents: The importance of playing with our children

Being a parent does not come with a manual but you can have a guide to identify typical situations that we have to develop in life. The relationship that we must establish with our children should be intimate and sometimes the difference in age can be a gap that we do not know how to break. An infallible method to connect with children c...


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Recognizing the Signs: When It’s Time to Be Concerned About Your Child with Anxiety

Parents or primary caregivers typically want the same thing. They want their child to be safe, healthy, and happy.

Caregivers will try to keep their children safe and shield them from any potential threats or dangers for as long as possible. It’s a little easier to do this when they’re younger because they...


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Understanding Depression in Children: 5 Common Symptoms to Watch For

As a parent, you wish you could take your child’s sadness or pain away whenever they’re hurt or feeling down. While you can jump in and help them when they need to be comforted or if they scrape their knee, you won’t always be able to help them with all the problems or challenges they face in life.

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