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Averi Schaubman, LCSW, BCD
4770 E Iliff Ave
Suite 105
Denver, CO 80222
About
Averi has an eclectic approach and believes in matching her therapeutic methods to the needs of the client. Over her 30 years of clinical practice, she has learned that changes in our behavior and mood do not change solely through talking about our feelings and experiences. Rather, her approach is to actively engage you in experiencing new and different responses to life events in order to help facilitate the desired changes. Averi's practice has consisted of working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. She has a great deal of experience working with adults with a history of trauma and recommends EMDR as a means of processing the unhealed wounds. EMDR is a cognitive-behavioral approach that has received endorsement in being an effective means of healing trauma and relieving symptoms of depression and anxiety. She also uses other forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness in her practice. Clients report improved mood and increased satisfaction in their lives.
Averi also has a passion for working with children and adolescents with behavioral challenges and to support their families in a collaborative approach to increase understanding and problem-solving. Her background as a school social worker for 27 years with a focus on adolescents has helped her to develop expertise with this population. As a certified trainer for Think:Kids, a psychiatric program through Massachusetts General Hospital's Dept. of Psychiatry, she works with youth and families to implement Collaborative Problem Solving, a pro-active approach to helping parents, schools and human services agencies understand challenging behaviors from a skills based perspective. Rather than thinking about maladaptive behavior as the result of children and adolescents choosing to not meet adult expectations, CPS focuses on the lack of skills in frustration tolerance, adaptability and flexibility that contribute to acting out behaviors and withdrawal or depression. She trains educators and mental health staff on how to implement CPS in their organizations.
Averi Schaubman, Ms
Averi Schaubman, LCSW, BCD has been in practice for over 30 years, providing quality psychotherapy services to adults and youth with challenging behaviors. Her office is located in SE Denver at 4770 E Iliff Avenue, Denver, 80222, with easy on-off access to I-25. She can be reached at 303-906-2472.Averi has an eclectic approach and believes in matching her therapeutic methods to the needs of the client. Over her 30 years of clinical practice, she has learned that changes in our behavior and mood do not change solely through talking about our feelings and experiences. Rather, her approach is to actively engage you in experiencing new and different responses to life events in order to help facilitate the desired changes. Averi's practice has consisted of working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. She has a great deal of experience working with adults with a history of trauma and recommends EMDR as a means of processing the unhealed wounds. EMDR is a cognitive-behavioral approach that has received endorsement in being an effective means of healing trauma and relieving symptoms of depression and anxiety. She also uses other forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness in her practice. Clients report improved mood and increased satisfaction in their lives.
Averi also has a passion for working with children and adolescents with behavioral challenges and to support their families in a collaborative approach to increase understanding and problem-solving. Her background as a school social worker for 27 years with a focus on adolescents has helped her to develop expertise with this population. As a certified trainer for Think:Kids, a psychiatric program through Massachusetts General Hospital's Dept. of Psychiatry, she works with youth and families to implement Collaborative Problem Solving, a pro-active approach to helping parents, schools and human services agencies understand challenging behaviors from a skills based perspective. Rather than thinking about maladaptive behavior as the result of children and adolescents choosing to not meet adult expectations, CPS focuses on the lack of skills in frustration tolerance, adaptability and flexibility that contribute to acting out behaviors and withdrawal or depression. She trains educators and mental health staff on how to implement CPS in their organizations.
Years In Practice
38
Primary Specialty
Clinical Social Worker
Gender
Female
Education
MSW - University of Denver, Grad School of Social Work
Training
EMDR, Level 2
Eriksonian Hypnotherapy
Collaborative Problem Solving
Eriksonian Hypnotherapy
Collaborative Problem Solving
Affiliations
NASW
Certification
EMDR
Collaborative Problem Solving
Collaborative Problem Solving
Payment Options
Cash and check
Services
Averi provides psychotherapy services in her office on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and every other Saturday morning. She has early evening hours to accommodate clients whose work schedules do not allow the flexibility to come for an appointment during the day. You can call her at 303-906-2472 to schedule an intake appointment.
Services include psychotherapy with adults, youth, couples and families. She uses EMDR, CBT, Mindfulness, and Eriksonian Hypnotherapy as the methods in her work. She also facilitates Collaborative Problem Solving with youth and their families to decrease challenging behaviors and to increase communication and understanding in the home. As a certified trainer, she also offers training and consultation to schools, mental health facilities and human service agencies. Additional Services psychotherapy, EMDR, challenging behavior
Services include psychotherapy with adults, youth, couples and families. She uses EMDR, CBT, Mindfulness, and Eriksonian Hypnotherapy as the methods in her work. She also facilitates Collaborative Problem Solving with youth and their families to decrease challenging behaviors and to increase communication and understanding in the home. As a certified trainer, she also offers training and consultation to schools, mental health facilities and human service agencies. Additional Services psychotherapy, EMDR, challenging behavior
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