Angela J. Huebner, Ph.D., LMFT, PC
"Providing Caring, science-based support to help you shift the thoughts, feelings, and habits that keep you feeling stuck."
"Providing Caring, science-based support to help you shift the thoughts, feelings, and habits that keep you feeling stuck."
I believe that when we are out of alignment with ourselves or with our partners, our system—body, mind, and spirit—lets us know. This can show up in many ways: depression, anxiety, anger, sadness, or even physical aches and pains. These signals are meaningful, and they deserve our attention.
Talk therapy alone isn’t always enough. For real, lasting change, we often need to go beyond words and connect with the deeper emotions and sensations in our bodies. I use a variety of techniques to support this process, helping you move toward greater clarity, connection, and well-being.
Over time, the beliefs, behaviors, and symptoms that once helped us cope may no longer serve us. I work with you to gently shift those patterns and support a more aligned, present way of being. My goal is to help you feel unstuck and more at home in your life.
I am a certified IFS (Internal Family Systems) therapist and a certified EMDR therapist, with advanced training in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy. I also integrate mindfulness, breath work, and spirituality into my practice when appropriate.
My approach is collaborative, experiential, and grounded in respect. I welcome individuals, couples, and families from all sexual, gender, cultural, and spiritual backgrounds.
My Primary therapy modalities are Internal Family Systems Therapy; EMDR; Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy
Certified Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapist (EMDR)
Certified Internal Family Systems Therapist (IFS)
Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT)
Tapping (Emotional Freedom Technique)
Interpersonal Neurobiology
LifeForce Yoga
Sixth Sensory Living
Anxiety and worry
Depression, sadness, & grief
Stress
Spirituality
Trauma
Intimacy and desire
Life transitions
Communication
Building Emotional Intimacy
Affair recovery
Life transitions
Parenting
Premarital counseling
Marital enrichment
What if… I could show you a way to reconnect with the whole of who you are, in service to your highest purpose as you know it? What if I could help you break out of the invisible prison in which you have been living--the one that keeps you small and scared? I have been in the field of mental health for 30 years--as a professor, a researcher and a clinician. I hold a Ph.D. in human development and am a licensed marriage and family therapist. What I have noticed in my work is that at the very core of most mental health issues is a deep longing for connection. We want to be seen and understood. We need to feel valued. All the “symptoms” that bring people to my office are really just adaptive strategies, protectors of our hearts, designed to help us get connection or to numb us from the pain of not having it. These maladies happen when we think we are in it alone. They are a side effect of disconnection. Indeed, study after study confirms that loneliness, another word for disconnected, is correlated with heart disease, high blood pressure, sleep disorders, substance use, depression, anxiety and a host of other mental health problems (Hawkley & Caciopopo, 2010). Symptoms aren’t the enemy—they are the markers of disconnection.
I wrote this book to share a glimpse of what I have learned on this journey to freedom and to invite you to come out of the darkness of the internal prison in which you may be caught. It describes the process I have learned and refined over the years in my practice as a psychotherapist, university professor, and full time spiritual seeker. It’s what I have found in my personal work and what I do with my clients and in my workshops. It’s my profession and my passion. The tools are an amalgamation of what I have been drawn to over the past three decades. This includes an understanding of our neurobiology (our “hardwiring” for connection), developmental psychology (how we “learn” to connect), and psychotherapy (tools for helping us reconnect). The ideas presented here are anchored in stories of my own incarceration and escape as well as composite case studies of my clients (identifying information has been changed to protect confidentiality).
Consultation & Workshops
I offer workshops and trainings for both professional and lay audiences, including mental health providers, educators, clergy, and community groups. I have the gift of integrating a wide variety of ideas and presenting them in way that is accessible and applicable to my audience.
I offer multiple workshops for learning Internal Family Systems, including:
Introduction to IFS: Clinical Protocol
Refining the Instrument: Self of the Therapist from and IFS approach
Spirituality and IFS
Jailbreak: Breaking Out of Our Invisible Prisons
Interpersonal neurobiology for psychotherapy: Harnessing the Science of Change
Workshops can be done virtually or in person and rage from 1/2 day to multi-day events!
If you are interested in scheduling an event, please submit the inquiry form below. I thoughtfully review every request receiveD. By completing the fields below, I will have a better understanding of your event and can consider your request in a timely manner. I look forward to hearing from you!
“It’s surprisingly difficult to find a therapist who can manage empathy, insight, connection, structure and science in one session, but Angela Huebner does all this and more. She pushes you to explore your truths in a safe, if still challenging, environment.
We both feel equally at ease with her and trust her completely. Her steady, positive guidance has helped us recognize opportunities for enhanced communications and connection as a couple.
Her visual analogies are incredibly helpful in framing problems and become coping mechanisms that stick long after we have left the office. Importantly, she seems to work with the aim of putting herself out of business – giving us the tools and strategies to go forth without her. ”
“Angela is a gifted and engaging presenter. I’d take any opportunity to hear her talk. In addition to her sophisticated understanding of her subject matter, she brings energy, a sense of humor, a generous heart, and a willingness to engage her audience that make her workshops wonderful experiences. She is excellent at taking specialized ideas, making them accessible, and connecting them to the real lives of her audience. I always learn something from Angela’s presentations! Go see her! ”
“Angela facilitated our Colorado Women’s Retreat for two days this fall. Her presentation, “Jailbreak: The Making and Breaking of our Invisible Prisons” was the most amazing and fun learning experience we’ve ever had.
Angela combines her intelligence and love of research with her warm and humorous style of teaching most effectively. She has that rare ability to present complex material in a most engaging way that makes it fun to learn.
With her many years of experience as a University professor, researcher and clinical therapist, Angela has the depth and knowledge necessary to integrate a wide scope of theoretical information that we can use to enrich and improve our everyday lives. I cannot recommend Angela’s work highly enough.”
The number of sessions needed for successful resolution varies from client to client. I believe my job is to work myself out of a job as quickly and effectively as possible. We start with a 15-minute intake call in which you tell me about your interest in therapy. If it feels like a good fit over the phone, we schedule our first session.
In the first few sessions, I will learn more about you and together we will begin to refine your goals for therapy. Based on your goals, I will design a treatment strategy tailored to your specific needs. Typically, clients (individuals or couples) start with weekly or bi-weekly sessions.
Consistency is important in the beginning so we can gain momentum in the work. As we progress, time between sessions can increase. Some clients find resolution in a period of weeks or months. Others take longer. Some “finish” and come back from time to time for a tune up. If I believe I am no longer serving you effectively, I will provide you with referral suggestions.
Note that the fee for treatment is $240-$250 per hour, payable at each session via check, cash, or credit card (cash or check preferred).
I do not participate in insurance plans but will provide you with a bill you can submit to your insurance provider if allowed.
*Please Note: If you have timing needs outside of what's listed above, please contact me to make other arrangements by special appointment. There is limited flexibility M-F only.