Aerie Counseling

03/23/2026

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Inspired by her own experience, Wendelin began offering neurofeedback to her clients. A talk therapist of nearly a decade, she’s a believer in the practice — but also its limits. For some people ...

02/26/2026

I’m excited and proud to share that I am now an EMDRIA Approved Consultant!
EMDR has profoundly shaped my work as a clinician, and it’s an honor to continue to support fellow therapists in this capacity in strengthening their skills and confidence while upholding the high standards of our professional community.
I’m incredibly grateful for the mentors, colleagues, and clients who have been part of this journey.
If you’re working toward EMDR certification or looking for consultation support, I’d love to connect!

01/08/2026

New office location! Neurofeedback and counseling services now available in the Denver Tech Center, Arapahoe and I-25.

09/25/2024

It is my pleasure to announce that Aerie Counseling will now be offering Neurofeedback services! With a trauma informed, holistic lens, I am offering neurotherapy in a boutique, private practice setting here in South Denver. Neurofeedback is a great tool for supporting care for ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma recovery & PTSD, emotional regulation challenges, sleep issues, addiction and peak performance. I am excited to increase access to this unique therapy and look forward to utilizing it to support your journey to health and wholeness!

Please reach out with any questions or wondering about neurofeedback or interest in exploring if it’s right for you or one of your clients! [email protected], 720-384-9662, www.aeriecounseling.com

05/06/2024

03/30/2020

“Disappointment is something that a lot of us are feeling right now. And it’s OK to feel disappointed. It’s OK to be safe, have enough food, have some resources, and still feel disappointed, because denying your disappointment doesn’t make you more empathic towards people who have it a lot worse than you do—it makes us less empathetic. So, all the feels—all OK—name them and talk about them.” – Brené Brown

01/24/2020

In the new Taylor Swift documentary, “Miss Americana,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival Thursday night, there’s a montage of derogatory commentary about the singer that has appeared on…