You've Given Enough! Now It's Time to Receive!


Virtual Counseling for women
Maybe life has just been a lot lately. Maybe you’ve been holding everything together for everyone else, trying to get through the day, and pretending you’re okay even though you feel exhausted. Maybe you’re dealing with a breakup, separation, divorce, or co-parenting that feels messy or one-sided. Maybe you’re overwhelmed with work, school, caregiving, or the pressure to hold everything together. Maybe you seem fine to everyone else, but inside you feel anxious, stressed, numb, emotional, sad, disconnected, or just not like yourself. Maybe you’re snapping more than you want to, shutting down, avoiding people, overthinking, or feeling stuck in your own head. Maybe you’re losing sleep, losing motivation, or feeling like you’re running on empty. Maybe something from your past still shows up in your present. Maybe you’re grieving someone or something you lost. Maybe you’ve been through an accident, a major move, immigration stress, a health scare, money pressure, or a big life change that left you feeling unsteady. Maybe you feel stuck in the same patterns or cycles and don’t know how to break them.
Or maybe nothing “big” happened, but something just feels off and you’re tired of carrying it alone. You don’t need to hit rock bottom to get help. You don’t have to have all the right words. If you feel overwhelmed, stuck, confused, or ready for something different, that’s enough. You might be dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, ADHD, OCD, PTSD, panic attacks, trouble focusing, chronic stress, relationship issues, identity questions, or feeling lost in who you are lately. You might be neurodivergent, highly sensitive, or simply trying to understand yourself better.
Whatever you’re dealing with, whatever brought you here, you don’t have to do it alone. At Denver Therapy Online, I work with people from all backgrounds and identities: parents, caregivers, professionals, students, creatives, partners, single adults, LGBTQ+ clients, immigrants and globally mobile individuals, people of faith, people questioning faith, survivors, cycle-breakers, and anyone navigating life transitions or in-between seasons. Whoever you are, you’re welcome here.
Therapy with me is supportive, trauma-informed, and tailored to your real life. I use approaches like CBT, EMDR, IFS, narrative work, somatic and mindfulness practices, and faith-based integration for those who want it. You don’t have to fit into a box or be a certain type of client. We go at your pace, in ways that actually feel doable and kind to you.
This is your space to
• stop carrying everything by yourself
• talk about the things you’ve never had room to say out loud
• sort through your past without staying stuck in it
• build boundaries without guilt or fear
• calm your mind and feel more grounded
• understand your emotions instead of judging them
• break old patterns and create new ones that feel healthy
• heal from stress, grief, trauma, loss, or major life changes
• figure out who you are in this season of life
• feel safe to show up messy, confused, emotional, or unsure
• explore faith or spirituality if you choose, in a way that feels supportive, not pressured
Online therapy means you can show up from your home, your office, your car during a break, or anywhere you feel comfortable. It’s one less thing to stress about. Whether you’re religious, spiritual, questioning, or not connected to faith at all, you belong here. If you want, we can integrate Christian principles like grace, identity, and restoration, always without judgment or expectation. You deserve support. You deserve steadiness. You deserve to feel better.
And it’s okay to finally put yourself first.
If you’re ready to feel lighter, more grounded, or simply less alone, I’m here,
Win Siwa, MS, LPC, NCC, EMDR




Individual Therapy
• Anxiety and panic attacks
• Depression and low mood
• ADHD
• OCD and intrusive thoughts
• PTSD and unresolved trauma
• Anger, irritability, or emotional shutdown
• Chronic stress and emotional overload
• Life dissatisfaction or feeling “stuck”
• Self-esteem, identity, and worthiness wounds
• Body image concerns and emotional eating
• Relationship anxiety or attachment wounds
• Existential questioning and “Who am I now?” transitions

Navigating Motherhood
• Postpartum depression and anxiety
• Emotional exhaustion
• Guilt, resentment, and emotional overwhelm
• Identity shifts after becoming a mother
• Balancing caregiving and personal needs
• Parenting stress with neurodivergent or sensitive children
• Feeling unsupported or unseen in the motherhood role
• Prenatal mental care
• Rebuilding emotional intimacy in parent partnerships
• Gentle parenting support while managing your own triggers

Single Parents and Co-Parenting
• Co-parenting challenges and emotional conflict
• Navigating parenting without consistent support
• Managing custody agreements and emotional transitions
• Guilt, resentment, and exhaustion as the primary parent
• Reclaiming personal identity beyond being “mom”
• Parenting while healing from past relationships
• Helping children cope through family changes
• Emotional regulation and resilience for solo mothers


in Relationships
• Toxic or emotionally unavailable partners
• Recovering from betrayal, dishonesty, or emotional abuse
• Breakups, separation, and divorce recovery
• Fear of abandonment or rejection
• Patterns of over-functioning or caretaking
• Boundaries, assertiveness, and conflict resolution
• Trust issues and emotional triggers
• Feeling unseen, unheard, or emotionally dismissed
• Rebuilding after long-term codependent patterns
• Navigating dating with self-worth and clarity

Faith and Spiritual Integration
• Christian counseling and spiritual-based therapy
• Guilt, shame, or identity wounds connected to faith
• Deconstructing or reimagining faith safely
• Prayer, scripture, and spiritual reflection in therapy
• Grief, loss, and spiritual crisis
• “Church hurt” or religious trauma recovery
• Finding emotional healing without spiritual bypassing
• Rebuilding hope, trust, and inner peace through faith
• Holding space for both faith and mental health
• Seeking alignment between values and lived experience
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