Lynnette Craig , LPC

Lynnette Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with 15 years of clinical experience. She earned a Master of Arts in Counseling from Colorado Christian University in 2008 and also holds a Certified Addictions Counselor II credential, indicating additional training in treating substance use concerns. She has worked across settings that include private practice, court-referred victim services, residential programs, and inpatient recovery environments.

Lynnette has supported people facing a wide range of challenges such as adjustments to change, past and recent trauma, relationship and family dynamics, parenting concerns, dependency and addiction issues, employment instability and homelessness, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, personality-related difficulties, self-esteem and life-purpose questions. Her practice also addresses intimacy-related issues, sleeping and eating concerns, anger, caregiver stress, and conditions such as bipolar disorder, ADHD, and seasonal affective disorder when they fall within her scope of work.

Her counseling approach is client-centered and grounded in empathy. She aims to meet individuals where they are and to create a warm, respectful environment for processing both past and present difficulties. Lynnette draws from a variety of evidence-informed methods to tailor treatment to each person’s needs, including attachment-based approaches, client-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), emotionally-focused techniques, existential perspectives, motivational interviewing, psychodynamic work, solution-focused methods, somatic practices, and trauma-focused interventions.

Known for a compassionate and collaborative style, she helps clients explore strengths, build coping skills, and pursue the changes they want in life. Lynnette is committed to supporting healing and fostering hope throughout the therapeutic process, and she regards partnering with someone through that journey as an honor.

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