Family Care Center Sloan's Lake Clinic

Therapy & Psychiatry in Sloan's Lake
Denver, CO

Existing Patients

303-872-1735

New Patients

888-374-5066

Fax

303-200-8558

Mental health care near you at Family Care Center Sloan’s Lake

The Family Care Center Sloan’s clinic is at 1525 Raleigh St, Ste 500 in Sloan’s Lake. We’re just South of Sloan Lake, near Colfax Elementary School. Get directions to our clinic in Sloan’s Lake, CO.

Our Sloan’s Lake, CO clinic offers comprehensive behavioral health care tailored to your specific needs. From therapy and psychiatry to medication management, TMS treatment and more, our multidisciplinary team is here to provide the most effective, individualized outpatient mental health services for everyone in Sloan’s Lake and Denver County.

Because we accept most insurance plans, you can find an in-network therapist, psychologist or psychiatrist near you.

Sloan’s Lake, CO clinic hours

Monday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Therapy services in Sloan’s Lake, Denver, CO

Family Care Center offers comprehensive behavioral health services for children, teens, adults, couples, and families. Our multidisciplinary team includes licensed therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychiatric NPs/PAs, and TMS specialists under one roof. Together, they provide personalized mental health care with proven positive results.

Therapy and counseling services we offer in Sloan’s Lake, Denver include:

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Psychiatry services in Sloan’s Lake

At Family Care Center Sloan’s Lake, we provide personalized psychiatric care and medication management for patients of all ages. Our psychiatry team works alongside therapists, psychologists, and TMS specialists to ensure your treatment is coordinated, evidence-based, and built around your unique needs.

Adult, child, and geriatric psychiatric care
Evaluations, diagnoses, and medication management
Collaborative care teams, including psychiatrists, NPs, PAs, and TMS specialists
Integrated therapy and TMS in every clinic
100% clinician-led care decisions based solely on what’s best for you

Get compassionate, comprehensive psychiatry services right here in Sloan’s Lake. Contact us today to schedule your appointment.

Mental health conditions we treat in Sloan’s Lake, Denver

Our team of top-rated therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists and nurse practitioners in Sloan’s Lake provide support for a wide range of mental health disorders via in-person and telehealth appointments. Some conditions we treat include:

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Your Sloan’s Lake, CO TMS specialists

When therapy and medication aren’t enough, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) can be a life-changing solution. It’s a non-invasive, safe, and effective treatment for depression, OCD, and more. Plus, it’s covered by most major insurance and is done on an outpatient basis, right here in Sloan’s Lake.

Reduce medications and symptoms safely
Covered by most major insurance
No downtime from work or social activities
Approximately 90% see significant improvement in depression

Our TMS experts set the standard for TMS care in Sloan’s Lake. Contact us today to see if TMS treatment is appropriate for you.

Sloan’s Lake mental health IOP

Begin your breakthrough in a structured and supportive small-group environment designed to enhance mental well-being and foster resilience. Family Care Center’s Sloan’s Lake mental health intensive outpatient program (IOP) offers a comprehensive treatment approach, delivering more intensive care than routine appointments without the constraints of inpatient care.

IOP details

Meet for three hours, four days a week, for five or six weeks

New members are welcomed weekly

Small group sizes, no larger than 10
Programs matched to your individual circumstances to ensure maximum benefit

Please note, this is not a substance abuse program.

Psychoeducational testing

Our psychoeducational evaluations provide a comprehensive understanding of strengths and areas of difficulty, guiding personalized support and intervention strategies.

These evaluations often include:

Measures of cognitive functioning
Academic achievement and learning measures
Attention and executive functioning measures
Behavioral and emotional screeners

Please note that this is self-pay testing and is not covered by insurance.

Meet our Sloan's Lake, CO therapists, psychiatrists & providers

Dr. Josh Sanders, PhD, LPC, LMFT

Clinic Director

As a strengths-based clinician, I look to help individuals, families, and couples identify and build upon strengths they already possess.

Rather than staying problem-focused, I hope to help clients focus on solutions to their identified problems ultimately resulting in a decline in symptoms experienced and an overall greater satisfaction with relationships and life in general. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I have great respect and enjoyment for working with others in my community. I believe that my own experiences and empathy assist me in being a helpful therapist for members of this population.

Elizabeth Prudlo

Clinic Administrator

With over a decade of experience in healthcare, I bring a deep commitment to improving systems and expanding access to quality care, particularly within the behavioral health space.

I hold a Bachelor’s in Public Health and Spanish, as well as a Master’s in Health Services Administration, and have dedicated my career to advancing equitable, patient-centered solutions.

Rachel Campo, PA-C

Physician Assistant, TMS Lead

I look forward to creating a relationship with my patients built on open communication and trust.

Meeting with a healthcare provider is one of the first steps toward improving one’s mental health and wellbeing. I look forward to creating a relationship with my patients built on open communication and trust. Together, we will design optimal strategies, through medication management and therapy, to help you achieve your full potential and best quality of life.

Alexandra Pollack, PA-C

Medical Supervisor

I am a physician assistant specializing in psychiatric medication management and holistic care. I help children, adolescents, and adults navigate mental health challenges with compassion and empathy.

My approach is focused on providing collaborative, individualized, and patient-centered care that is tailored to each person’s unique goals. I believe strongly in empowering each person’s voice in their mental health journey while providing a strong foundation of a therapeutic patient-provider relationship.

Luke Bacon, MD

Psychiatrist

I seek to learn about my patients’ individual experiences, values, and what they hope to address by partnering with me in their care.

I am an adult psychiatrist with a passion for helping people better understand their symptoms, treatments, and overall health.I also have an interest in assisting those who are having difficulty with reducing their medications (i.e., de-prescribing), managing side effects, or finding a helpful treatment.

Dr. Jennifer Medina, PhD

Clinical Neuropsychologist

I am a clinical neuropsychologist specializing in assessment services that characterize cognitive abilities to support diagnosis and treatment planning.

I use the information gathered from the neuropsychological evaluation to help improve the quality of life for individuals affected by cognitive, neurological, and psychiatric conditions. By identifying and understanding an individual’s cognitive strengths and areas of vulnerability, they can be supported to thrive and function at their best. Following the evaluation process, I emphasize therapeutic interventions, including psychotherapy, cognitive rehabilitation, and education, to help individuals and their families address challenges and improve their functioning. I highly value a team approach to care, including collaborating with other providers to support an individual.

Kyle Simon, PsyD, LAC

Psychologist

I believe every person is doing the best they can with the tools they have, and I see my role as a therapist to help people gain new tools to do even better.

I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ concerns, masculinity and gender identity issues, life stress, addiction/compulsive behaviors, trauma, anxiety, depression, and psychosis. I work with adults 18 and up for individual or couple’s therapy. I specialize in Humanistic/Person Centered therapy, which emphasizes meeting you where you are and discovering the path forward together. I also utilize ACT, DBT, and other more structured approaches when they are helpful. Life is full of suffering, but you don’t have to suffer alone. A journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step.

Allison Hiltzik, PA-C

Physician Assistant

My goal is to restore patients to their optimal psychological wellbeing by building a strong provider-patient relationship.

Through shared decision-making processes, I aim to provide optimal patient-centered care.

Shira Hecht, LCSW

Clinical Therapist

Therapy can be a space to talk to someone who’s not part of your life, to have someone who will listen and who can offer a new perspective.

It’s about finding someone you connect with, and who can help you get unstuck or think in new ways. It’s scary, but when it works it’s a great feeling – that’s why I do it.

Mary Wolfe, MA, LPC

Clinical Therapist

I am a therapist who is compassionate, without coddling, and will spice up sessions with humor, laughter, and maybe a curse word or two.

I strive for a space that fosters growth & conveys the feeling that you aren’t alone. The soul of my work is to help identify the root of the struggle so we can laugh and cry to cope, heal, and be resilient. I’m not here to judge you on your journey; I am grateful to help you along the way.

Emily Hinkle, MSCP, LPC

Clinical Therapist

Setting goals, accomplishing small steps, and recognizing your strengths are some of the keys to successful healing.

Alongside processing trauma and past events, I believe having a skill toolbox is equally as important. DBT does just that and more. I use these skills in everyday life and they help with expanding our tolerance window, emotion regulation, and communication with others. It’s hard to get through everyday life when having mental hurdles and together we can come up with solutions to jump over those barriers. I provide a calm environment and meet my clients where they’re at.

Jeremy Fuerte, LCSW

Clinical Therapist

Therapy is a valuable tool to process and work through this roller-coaster we are all living through as well as any traumatic experiences that may be holding us back.

The normal ups and downs of life can be difficult enough to navigate through without the added burdens that life can throw at us. Therapy is a valuable tool to process and work through this roller-coaster we are all living through as well as any traumatic experiences that may be holding us back. My ultimate goal as a therapist is to provide you with the welcoming and empathetic space needed for you to figure out who you are and what you need to in order to be your best and most authentic self – my role is to give you the tools and guidance to empower you to get there.

Gregory Sayre, LCSW

Clinical Therapist

I have worked with children in a residential setting and was a foster parent for 3 years; adopting my son from the foster system. I worked in residential and community-based programs with children, adults, families…

…and couples. I was a senior care advisor with the area agency on aging for three years. I have worked with all walks of life, at all ages, with various co-occurring disorders, and socio-economic levels. Every person is unique as well as their answers to THEIR approaches. I am here to help you find your way back to the path that you desire and the life happy life you deserve.

Victoria Bailey, LCSW

Clinical Therapist

You are the expert of your life, I am here to help. My role is to be a supportive, listening ear and mental health professional…

…who sometimes adds advice/guidance from time to time while you navigate this life. Challenges are everywhere and we don’t always get to decide what happens, but we can decide how we want to handle things and who we show up as. Together, we can work on the tools you want or need to cope, process and learn how you want to navigate your life. Looking into starting therapy at all is a huge step, you should be so proud! And I look forward to meeting you and helping you along your way.

Lauren Canose, MSEd, LPCC

Clinical Therapist

As a mental health clinician, it is my intention to create a safe, open, therapeutic space for individuals

to explore, process, learn and grow from their unique experiences while fostering connection and building their skill set. I believe we will work together to help you thrive through a process of identification and reflection, exploring cognition and the need for emotional expression. My goal as a therapist is to create a safe, non-judgmental, trusting environment to hold space for open-minded mind body connection.

Victoria Callahan, MA, LPC

Clinical Therapist

I provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for my clients to feel comfortable to work through their stressors.

I believe everyone is the expert of their own life and deserves emotional wellbeing and healthy relationships. Throughout our time in therapy, I will work alongside you to help you develop and improve on any missing skills, achieve a greater sense of self-worth, and achieve a greater feeling of functioning and life satisfaction.

Dawn Pendleton, LMFT

IOP Supervisor

A favorite quote captures my view of the therapy process. Marcel Proust wrote, “The real voyage of discovery consists, not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”

How you see (or what you believe about) yourself and your abilities can be either limiting or freeing. I’ve found that approaching therapy from a place of curiosity opens a wide door. Choosing to walk through that door gives you the chance to explore what might be holding you back from being your true self. While I provide services across a range of needs, I particularly enjoy working with those affected by trauma, LGBTQIA+ concerns and sports/performance enhancement. I am EMDR-Certified and work primarily with individuals age 14 and older. I do also see families. Of note, I am an out member of the LGBTQIA+ community & and an avid runner.

Erin Bardoner, LPC

IOP Therapist

I believe in showing up as a genuine, intentional presence for my clients and meeting each person where they are, especially during intense and vulnerable seasons of life.

I recognize how much courage it takes to face hardships and seek a higher level of care. Using an eclectic, therapeutic approach that combines DBT skills and narrative therapy, I help clients feel empowered to take ownership of their stories and their healing. My goal is to provide a safe, supportive space and walk alongside you as you build resilience and move toward meaningful change

Carmen Chau, PA-C

Physician Assistant

My professional interests include a holistic approach to medicine that takes into account one’s body, mind and spirit.

I treat each patient on an individual level, taking into account their story, goals, boundaries, etc. I am here to provide expertise, resources, suggestions, education and guidance. I do not discriminate based on age, sex, gender, race, or sexual orientation and believe everyone should have access to good healthcare.

Ashley Laabs, PA-C

Physician Assistant

As a certified Physician Assistant, I work with patients to create personalized treatment plans that may include medication, lifestyle changes, or counseling.

I believe that good care starts with listening. Every time we meet, my goal is for you to feel understood, supported, safe, and accepted. I value shared decision-making and strive to ensure your care reflects your goals and values. I am committed to providing thorough, compassionate care at every visit so you feel cared for and confident moving forward.

Sara Thrasher, MA, LPC

Clinical Therapist

Seeking therapy is an important step and you deserve to work with someone who is warm, genuine and accepting.

I utilize an integrative approach with a variety of evidence-based interventions to support my clients in overcoming challenges and building meaningful lives. I look forward to meeting you.

Shauna Ruda, LCSW

Clinical Therapist

I believe therapy is a powerful tool for healing and growth. I am committed to building a safe and open space that allows all people to show up fully and authentically.

My genuine curiosity, compassion, direct feedback, and desire to uplift individuals’ inherent strengths guide my practice. I am a fierce champion of clients and work collaboratively with them to overcome PTSD and trauma, significant life transitions, anxiety, and barriers to intimacy.

Shannon Kelly, LPC, CAS

Clinical Therapist

I believe that we all can grow and change and also need assistance and guidance at times to become unstuck from our current mindset and circumstances.

I believe in the mind-body connection and how that connects to our mental health. I currently work with the needs of trauma, depression, anxiety, and addiction. I utilize a client-centered approach and will incorporate DBT, CBT and EMDR as it fits the needs of the individual.

Rose Baran

TMS Care Coordinator

My approach to TMS aligns with FCC’s patient-centered philosophy: placing patients first. I am committed to ensuring that patients feel safe, well-informed, and supported throughout their care.

By utilizing active listening, compassion, and unconditional positive regard, I strive to create a comfortable and respectful treatment environment. If your treatment journey includes TMS, I look forward to guiding you throughout the process.

Kieran Mannion

TMS Technician

I’ve been working as a TMS technician for about two years, and have been in the mental health field for twice that.

Seeing visible improvements in patients and helping bring positive change has been a joy. I’m excited to live in Colorado and enjoy the great outdoors! (and a lot of the great indoors!).

Alexis McLaughlin, MA

IOP Psychology Technician

I moved to Colorado 10 years ago to gain my bachelor’s degree in psychology and am currently pursuing my master’s in counseling.

I’ve worked in the mental health field, for the last 6 years, primarily supporting individuals navigating substance use and trauma. I’m passionate about creating a safe, compassionate space where healing can begin and growth is always possible. My goal is to walk alongside others on their journey with empathy, encouragement, and respect.

Brittany DuBose

Psychometrist

As an experienced psychometrist, it is my goal to offer compassion, kindness and understanding during your medical journey–for both patients and families.

I have experience with cognitive and psychological testing, and I am trained in ABA therapy
targeted towards younger patients who struggle with developmental and sensory disorders. I will be working closely with your psychologist to provide care that meets your needs.

Jordan Pace

North Denver TMS Tech Trainer

TBD

Sujey Sanchez

North Denver TMS Tech Float

TBD

Grace Reilly

IOP Technician

With an academic background in both cognitive neuroscience and forensic psychology, I bring a strong understanding of human behavior and a deep commitment to patient-centered care to every client interaction.

My experience in victim advocacy and neuropsychological assessment has strengthened my patience, flexibility, and empathy – qualities I prioritize in my work each day. I believe in meeting people exactly where they are and fostering a space where they feel safe, understood, and respected. My goal is to build genuine connections and walk alongside others as they move toward growth and healing.

Victoria Chazin, PA-C

Meet our Sloan's Lake, CO therapists, psychiatrists & providers