North Loveland Therapists

4190 N Garfield Avenue, Suite 1

Kaine Fredrickson, LPCC
he/him

Couples & individual therapy | Adults

In therapy, we navigate new and longstanding struggles and begin to find relief from isolation, emptiness, and sometimes years of deeply held pain within the support of a trusting relationship. Finding the person to hold space for you and your experiences paves the way for healing.

Kaine believes a secure framework is critical for impactful therapeutic work and strives to build authentic connections with clients while assisting with creating a sense of safety and empowerment. Person-centered and narrative approaches characterize Kaine's orientation to therapy along with elements of CBT and attachment theory.

Kaine has specialized training and experience in couples therapy and has completed Gottman Level I and II training. He also works with individual clients including those with trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, career concerns, and substance use.

Kaine received a Master of Arts in Counseling with an emphasis in Marriage, Couples and Family Counseling. His background includes working with college students and other adults experiencing difficulty with transitions, career choices and mood disorders.

Ashley Schmaltz, LPCC
she/her

Couples & individual therapy | Adults, adolescents 12+

Ashley collaborates with her clients as they heal, grow, and gain confidence from the challenges they face. She creates an empowering environment where clients feel heard, valued, and can share their experiences. She uniquely supports each individual in pursuing the life they desire.

Ashley practices from a foundation of person-centered and trauma-informed therapy combined with mindfulness, CBT, narrative therapy, and emotionally focused couples therapy. She joins with her clients to explore their struggles and fears and find connections to the past. Ashley brings intention to sessions and explores with clients the impact of their environments and relationships.

Ashley is skilled in working with individuals struggling with anxiety, stress, life transitions, trauma/PTSD, and relational issues and has experience supporting foster and adoptive parents. She is also passionate about working with couples to improve communication, foster connection and heal from past traumas.

Ashley received her Master’s degree in Professional Counseling with an emphasis in Couples, Marriage, and Family Therapy from the University of Northern Colorado. Her training and experience enables her to work with a variety of mental health concerns with children, adolescents, adults, and couples.

B Giffin, SWC
they/them

Individual therapy | Adults

Choosing to enter therapy can be an incredibly vulnerable decision, which is why B emphasizes creating an environment where clients feel safe and empowered to take steps in their healing journey. They believe that individuals are the experts on their own story and that treatment should be tailored to the client's unique needs, wants, and strengths.

B works collaboratively with clients to recognize which patterns in their lives are not working for them and then helps them develop the skills to feel more in control of their thoughts and emotions. Learning more about one's emotions and internal experiences is vital in this process and in moving toward values-based living.

As a social worker, B aims to help people live authentically and unencumbered by shame. They create a space where all areas of life can be explored without judgment. B primarily utilizes CBT, ACT, and DBT.

B specializes in anxiety, OCD, and working with LGBTQ+ individuals. They also work with people experiencing life transitions, grief and loss, depression, and substance use. Additionally, B is a Certified Daring Way(tm) Facilitator (CDWF). The Daring Way is a highly experiential methodology based on the research of Dr. Brené Brown. B obtained their Master of Social Work at the University of Houston and has past experience in residential settings treating OCD, anxiety disorders, and assisting those working toward substance use recovery.

Megan Silberhorn, LPCC
she/her

Individual therapy | Adults, adolescents 12+

Therapy is about facing what holds us back from becoming our highest selves; it is discovering the truth of who we are. Megan helps her clients transcend their wounds and fears, and provides the opportunity to heal in relationship with another human being. For many of us, there is an experience we have always been missing of what it feels like to be truly safe and secure.

Megan is trained in AEDP and brings a focus in her work to the therapeutic relationship, attachment, and leveraging connection as a way through trauma, emotional overwhelm, and isolation. Megan works with clients ages 12+ and brings advanced skill to her work with teens and young adults.

The space to pause and take time can feel new and Megan provides an accepting environment for clients to reflect, consider and explore. Megan works with trauma and PTSD, anxiety and life transitions. She also sees clients experiencing addiction, grief & loss, identity concerns, self-harm, struggles with self-esteem, suicidal ideation, and women's issues.

Megan brings an inclusive, growth-oriented perspective to therapy that seeks to honor the inner world of others. Megan holds a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling and her background includes working with college students facing a variety of mental health concerns.

Joy Thomas, SWC
she/her

Couples & individual therapy | Adults, adolescents 10+

You are here because you are ready to move toward healing and self-discovery. This is a brave step, and we are here to remind you that you are not alone. Therapy extends the invitation to begin where you are, by recognizing and understanding the parts of the past that impact the present.

Joy holds intentional space, accompanying clients to find their most authentic selves. From a trauma-informed, solution-focused, and harm reduction lens, Joy recognizes the range of mental health challenges individuals experience and the many ways these challenges can manifest. Joy pairs a strengths-based approach with evidence-based practices to assist with exploring and processing areas such as attachment, childhood trauma, family systems, and one’s inner critic.

Joy works with individuals age 12+ as well as couples. She sees clients experiencing depression and anxiety and those seeking to set healthy boundaries and improve relationships. Joy's clients may experience intrusive thoughts, struggle with body image, use substances, or be in the process of learning to love themselves. Additionally, Joy works with people of color, people in the LGBTQIA+ community, and those who are in later stages of life.

Joy holds a Master of Social Work from Colorado State University and a Bachelor of Contemplative Somatic Psychology from Naropa University. Joy’s clinical experience includes working with children, adolescents, and families providing in-home interventions, parent skill building, and teen support. Joy believes in holding a supportive space within a framework of empathy and nonjudgment, and extends the message to others that, You may not feel ready and you can start any time you would like.