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Carrying more than you can hold?

You are welcome here.

To heal, we must feel. You don’t have to do it alone.

Trauma and somatic therapy for teens, adults, and couples in Denver, Colorado.

Hi there

I’m Lindsey Gallop, and I’m a trauma therapist in Denver.

In my practice, it’s important to create a compassionate and authentic space where you can show up exactly as you are—no judgment, no pretense, just real, human connection. Once this foundation is set, we can safely explore your trauma together, checking in with your body as we go.

As a trauma therapist, I specialize in helping people heal those wounded parts of themselves, reconnect with their bodies, and build deeper, more meaningful relationships.

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My approach

Long-term healing, not quick fixes

Using evidence-based methods that target the root of the problem, I’ll guide you toward long-term healing, not quick fixes.

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EMDR therapy

A powerful tool used to help our traumas heal by targeting stuck experiences in the body, and helping them move through.

Somatic therapy

Honoring your body’s innate wisdom and using your nervous system as a guide to help the lingering emotions move through and out of your body.

Attachment therapy

Understanding how early relationships shaped you, and building healthier ways to connect now.

Inner child work

Offering the younger parts of you the warmth and protection they didn’t get the first time.

Affirming care

Come as you are. All of you.

I am a licensed, trauma informed, queer therapist. I have a passion for holding space for Queer clients within a container that’s accepting, non-pathologizing, and centered around what you want to focus on in therapy.

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Getting started

Reaching out is the first step

  1. Request an appointment

    Use the button on any page to send a request through my secure SimplePractice portal.

  2. Free 20-minute consult

    We’ll talk briefly to get to know each other and see if it feels like a good fit.

  3. Begin at your pace

    Early sessions focus on safety and grounding. We go deeper only when you’re ready.

Ready when you are

I’m currently accepting new clients. You don’t need to have the right words. Just reach out.

Request an appointment