Welcome-
I am so glad you found your way here.
You may be navigating the aftermath of trauma, carrying the weight of uncertainty, or searching for belonging in a world that feels unstable. You might be holding questions about who you are, where you fit, or how to move forward when the ground beneath you feels shaky.
My work centers around walking with people in those in-between places — moments of crisis, transition, and self-discovery. Healing, to me, isn’t about perfection. It’s about reclaiming trust in yourself, your body, and your truth.
Rebecca Wener, LPCC
A Bit About Me
My own path hasn’t been linear. I hold a Master’s in Public Health and another in International Disaster Psychology. Alongside clinical practice, I serve in Disaster Behavioral Health Response — supporting communities through wildfires, displacement, climate grief, and collective uncertainty.
I also know what it’s like to come into your truth later in life. Beginning to date women in my thirties brought both deep questioning and, ultimately, peace. That lived experience grounds the way I support clients exploring gender, sexuality, and identity. There’s no “too late” for self-acceptance.
Having spent much of my life on the East Coast and overseas before settling in Colorado, I understand what it means to feel dislocated. While I am not an immigrant myself, I find deep purpose in supporting immigrants navigating cultural transitions. I am bilingual in Spanish and offer therapy in both languages.
My Approach to Healing
I believe therapy should honor your lived experience and move at a pace that feels safe. My approach is collaborative, rooted in curiosity, and guided by the understanding that healing looks different for everyone.
I integrate:
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EMDR for trauma processing and nervous system regulation
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help align with your values and take meaningful steps forward
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Narrative Therapy, DBT, and IFS-informed practices to explore identity, resilience, and relational healing
Together, we can:
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Rebuild safety and trust after trauma
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Explore questions of gender, sexuality, and identity
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Navigate the grief of climate change and eco-anxiety
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Move through anxiety, depression, or periods of transition with care and intention
Areas of Focus
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Survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence
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Gender, sexuality, and identity exploration
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Immigrants and cross-cultural transitions
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Climate grief and eco-anxiety
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Queer and kink communities
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Anxiety, depression, grief, and adjustment concerns
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PTSD, C-PTSD, and dissociation
Professional Background
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Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC)
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MA, International Disaster Psychology – University of Denver
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MA, Public Health – Yale School of Public Health
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Bilingual in Spanish
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Trained in EMDR, ACT, Narrative Therapy
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IFS-informed
Contact Rebecca
Collaboration and care guide Rebecca’s approach—she’d love to hear from you.
123-456-7890