Therapist in Boulder, Colorado Kristin Etzel, Therapist

Kristin Etzel helps teens and adults across Colorado navigate complex mental health challenges with compassionate, evidence-based care. At LifeStance Health, she provides individual therapy designed to support emotional stability, strengthen coping skills, and improve overall well-being. She works with teens and adults facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, and ADHD, offering structured support tailored to each individual’s goals while making high-quality mental health care accessible throughout Colorado. She has a strong clinical focus on supporting individuals experiencing high-acuity needs, including those recently discharged from a psychiatric hospital and those participating in court-ordered treatment. Kristin Etzel is deeply committed to helping these patients stabilize, rebuild confidence, and successfully transition into daily life with the tools needed for long-term progress. Her approach emphasizes safety, consistency, and empowerment during critical periods of recovery. Kristin Etzel incorporates evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), while offering additional therapeutic approaches to meet diverse clinical needs. She also has experience working with individuals navigating eating disorders, gender identity concerns, and substance use challenges. Her inclusive and affirming care extends to populations including individuals with developmental disabilities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and first responders. She brings creativity into her clinical work, integrating expressive techniques that can enhance engagement and self-expression in therapy. Outside of her practice, Kristin Etzel enjoys creating art, knitting, crocheting, and making jewelry, which inform her innovative and personalized therapeutic style. Kristin Etzel provides mental health therapy services across Colorado, helping teens and adults access expert care for anxiety, depression, and complex behavioral health needs.