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University of Colorado Denver

The Counseling Center
 

Clinicians

At the Counseling Center


Pat Larsen, Psy.D., Licensed Psychologist

Pat Larsen is the Clinical Coordinator of the Counseling Center. Pat received her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Denver in 1987. She has been licensed to practice psychology in Colorado since 1989. Prior to coming to UC Denver Student and Community Counseling Center, she was Director of the Student Counseling Center at the University of Denver. Her professional interests include working with college students, family and couples therapy, managing life challenging illness and addictions.

 

 

 

Christine Casey Perry, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor

Christine is a full time licensed Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center.  Christine completed a masters' degree from the University of Colorado Denver.  Her primary interest and strength is in family therapy, but she also has experience with couples, individuals, and play therapy modalities.  Christine has worked with trauma, relationship issues, grief and loss, mood disorders and anxiety.  She currently sees clients and supervises several students and one Intern at the Counseling Center. 

 
Heather Reynolds

Heather Reynolds, Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor

Heather Reynolds is a full time licensed Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center. She also has a private practice working with adolescents, adults, couples and families. Heather completed her Master’s Degree from the University of Colorado Denver. Heather is both a Counselor and Hypnotherapist working with depression, anxiety, domestic violence, sexual identity, history of abuse, suicidal ideation, grief & loss, cutting, and other stress-related issues. She is also bilingual English-Spanish.

 
 

Jenny Lynn Ellis, MA, Licensed Professional Counselor

Jenny-Lynn Ellis is a full time Case Manger and Clinician. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in substance abuse recovery, religious and spiritual issues, HIV and other life challenges, and relationship issues. She received an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from UC Denver and also holds an M.A. in Political Science from UC Denver.



 


Melody Brown, Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor

Melody M. Brown is a full-time Clinical Supervisor and Psychotherapist at the Counseling Center.  Melody also maintains a small private private supervising marriage and family therapist.  She is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and completed her master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Louisiana University at Monroe, formerly Northeast Louisiana University.  Over the last 14 years, she has specialized in working with adolescents, couples, and families and is passionate about issues of social justice in clinical practice.

 
 

Michael Barnes, PhD., Assistant Clinical Professor

Dr. Michael Barnes is a part-time clinical supervisor at the Counseling Center, an assistant clinical professor and the internship liaison between the Counseling Psychology/Counselor Education faculty at UC Denver and community based internship sites. Dr. Barnes earned his masters degree from the University of Pittsburgh in Rehabilitation Counseling in 1982. He earned his doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy at Florida State University in 1995. Over the past 25 years he has worked in a variety of clinical, administrative, supervisory and academic positions. His primary interests are clinical supervision, working with traumatized families and individuals, and substance abuse counseling.
 
 

Ruth Possehl, M.A., Licensed Professional Counselor

Ruth Possehl is a full-time Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor at the Counseling Center.  She also maintains a small private practice and supervises masters' level counselors for licensure. Ruth completed her masters in counseling at the University of Colorado Denver. Over the past 18 years, she has gained extensive experience counseling individuals, couples and groups particularly in the areas of eating disorders, relationship issues and grief and loss as a result of divorce or death.

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