Trauma-Informed Therapy for Adults & Young Adults

Individual therapy for trauma, anxiety, life transitions, relationships, parenting concerns, and military-related experiences. In-person in Colorado Springs and online throughout Colorado and Maine.

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Individual Sessions for Trauma, Anxiety, and Life Transitions

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming—leaving you stuck in anxiety, weighed down by stress or depression, struggling in relationships, or unsure how to move forward after trauma or a major life change.

Individual therapy offers a supportive space to pause, make sense of what you're experiencing, and begin moving toward meaningful change.

At Flying Point, therapy is collaborative, trauma-informed, and built around your individual needs. We work with adults and young adults in Colorado Springs and through secure telehealth throughout Colorado and Maine.

Areas We Commonly Address

  • Trauma and PTSD

  • Anxiety and chronic stress

  • Depression

  • Relationship concerns

  • Life transitions and identity

  • Grief and loss

  • Military sexual trauma

  • Military and veteran experiences

  • Parenting and family dynamics

  • Self-esteem and confidence

  • Emotional regulation and resilience

Therapy can help you:

  • Heal from past trauma and navigate challenges with greater resilience

  • Build self-awareness and increase positive feelings such as confidence and self-esteem

  • Learn coping skills for managing stress, anxiety, or depression

  • Develop strategies for changing unhelpful thoughts and behaviors

  • Strengthen relationships and make decisions aligned with your values and goals

At Flying Point, our focus is on helping you build resilience, foster self-awareness, and create meaningful, lasting change so you can move toward the life you want.

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Group Sessions

It can feel like you’re carrying the weight alone when you’re struggling. Group therapy reminds us that healing doesn’t have to happen in isolation. By connecting with others who understand, you gain not only skills and strategies but also a community of support that can make the journey less heavy and more hopeful.

We offer:

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Military, Veteran & Military-Connected Therapy

Military life brings unique challenges—from deployment cycles and relocations to the lasting effects of service-related trauma. Our therapy is rooted in deep respect for military culture and the resilience it requires.

With over 15 years of experience serving Air Force, Space Force, and Army communities, we provide tailored individual therapy for service members, cadets, veterans, military spouses, and other military-connected adults. Together, we address issues such as PTSD, reintegration stress, family dynamics, and identity challenges—always within a safe, understanding space.

Therapy is tailored to address:

  • Deployment cycles, frequent relocations, operational tempo, and reintegration stress

  • Military sexual trauma and its impact on identity, relationships, and trust

  • PTSD and service-related stressors

  • Parenting and family dynamics in the context of military life

  • Building resilience and finding balance in high-demand environments

Our approach integrates evidence-based practices with a deep understanding of the resilience and challenges within Air Force, Air Force Academy, Space Force, and Army culture.

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Parenting Support

Parenting can bring incredible meaning—and also stress, uncertainty, and moments when you wonder whether you're getting any of it right. Individual therapy can provide a space to work through parenting challenges while also focusing on your own emotional well-being.

Parenting support may include navigating changing family dynamics, strengthening communication and boundaries, managing parenting stress, supporting children through transitions, co-parenting challenges, and understanding how your own experiences may influence the way you parent.

For military-connected parents, therapy can also address the unique demands of military life, including deployments, frequent transitions, changing roles, and the impact of military culture on individuals and families.