Blooming Edge

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Therapy For Passionate Living

For over 10 years, I have worked with individuals and families who are going through difficult life transitions. I provide counseling and life coaching services to clients in the Boulder/Denver area, specializing in supporting adults and young adults as they move through difficult emotional states. This includes work with:

Creative Blocks

Chronic Illness and Pain (

10 Coping Strategies For Dealing With Chronic Illness)

Career Planning (Recently Quoted In Forbes.com "Daddy Issues In The Office")

Women's Issues

Spiritual Emergencies

Existential Questions

Stress Management

Anxiety and Depression (Understanding Your Anxiety) (Tools For Working With Anxiety)

Grief and Loss (Coping With Death And Understanding Grief)

Relationship Dynamics

Divorce

Decoding Family Roles

Self-esteem Issues

Trauma

I utilize Gestalt therapy (An Introduction to Gestalt) , Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Eastern based Mindfulness practices, and Body-Centered Psychotherapy to move clients to a place of well-being.

06/11/2026

What if you forgive yourself?

06/11/2026

Will you practice not taking life personally today?

06/09/2026

Do you push through when you are exhausted and call it success?

What if the goal isn’t to become more in control?Many of us learned early that control creates safety.Manage everything....
06/09/2026

What if the goal isn’t to become more in control?

Many of us learned early that control creates safety.

Manage everything.
Anticipate every problem.
Get it right.
Work harder.
Stay ahead.

For a while, it works.

Until one day we realize we’re exhausted.

The adaptive child believes safety comes from controlling life.

The wise adult learns that safety comes from being in relationship with reality.

Not because reality is always easy.

But because fighting reality is exhausting.

Healing isn’t learning how to control life better.

Healing is learning how to stay connected to yourself when life doesn’t go according to plan.

That’s where peace begins.


Fully Alive with Allison

06/05/2026

Are you willing to let go of self attack?

06/03/2026

Pleasure or joy?

06/03/2026
06/01/2026

Most of us learned to hide shame.

But we also learned to hide in it.

And I think that’s an important distinction.

Because shame doesn’t just convince us that something is wrong with us.

Sometimes it becomes the place we live.

The place we stop speaking.

The place we stop asking.

The place we stop becoming.

What if shame isn’t always a sign that something is wrong?

What if, sometimes, shame appears right at the threshold between survival and aliveness?

And if we stay with it…

gently…

compassionately…

we may discover that beneath the pain there is something unexpected waiting.

A sacred tremor.

A truth.

A forgotten jewel that never disappeared.

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Most of us were never taught how to be with shame.We learned to hide it.And sometimes, to hide in it.Manage it.Fix it.Es...
05/31/2026

Most of us were never taught how to be with shame.

We learned to hide it.

And sometimes, to hide in it.

Manage it.

Fix it.

Escape it.

But what if shame is not always a sign that something is wrong?

What if, sometimes, shame appears at the threshold between survival and aliveness?

The place where an old identity can no longer carry us.

The place where something deeper is asking to emerge.

If we look gently beneath the pain, there is often something unexpected waiting there:

A sacred tremor.

A truth.

A forgotten jewel that never disappeared.

Your healing may begin the moment you stop abandoning yourself inside the experience of shame and remember the jewel that remained.

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Address

3015 47th Street Suite E-2
Boulder, CO
80301

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