Camille’s compassionate approach to learning clients’ stories and building upon their strengths allows for improved growth and quality of life. She takes a person-centered approach to counseling and uses techniques primarily from acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and Brainspotting. Her expertise lies in working with adults struggling with pregnancy-related issues and loss, mood or anxiety disorders, attachment issues and wounds, ADHD, and complex trauma.
Camille received her master’s degree in clinical psychology from University of Colorado at Colorado Springs in 2013. She resides in Colorado and holds an independent license in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania. She began her career as part of a crisis response team at a community mental health center on Colorado’s western slope. She has since been part of a research team at Colorado Department of Corrections, has worked on a multidisciplinary team at a community health center, has supported those in need of inpatient psychiatric care, and has provided individual outpatient counseling.
In her free time, Camille enjoys reading (or listening to audiobooks), Zumba, and walking local trails with her children.