About
Tania Fendel, Masters Level Therapist, Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) - Christian counselor in Denver, CO with specialties in relationships, trauma and substance abuse.
You snap at the people you love. Your stress level is high, your fuse is short and the anger, guilt and sadness linger. You want to have your family get along; for everyone to be open-hearted and connected. The cold shoulder from your partner or kids is getting all too common. You try to do your best in everything and with everyone. But lately, you just get triggered. You've prayed for God to intervene, to help those you love to see you differently and to help you change. At times you doubt God cares or hears you.
I understand that the Bible was written for the times and it may be hard for you to get clarity on what experiencing God in the here and now looks like. My counseling style uses what we know about the amazingly complex and unique minds, hearts, souls and bodies God has given us. People who know me say I am thoughtful, creative, empathic, and have courage. That is the way I will show up for you. I help adults, teens and families in Denver, CO struggling with relationships, trauma and substance abuse heal and be more connected.
Call 720-577-5985 or book a free 15-minute consultation on my website.
Why I Became a Professional Christian Therapist
Friends and clients say I am curious, creative and compassionate; that I care. I became a pastoral counselor in the process of working in a hospital while working on my master's in Counseling Ministries from Denver Seminary . I saw people in a lot of pain who needed compassion, kindness and healing. My education in counseling and theology allows me to understand the ways your body, mind, soul and spirit can interact.
Putting God in the equation empowers everyone with the love you need to overcome your blocks. Stop dwelling in anxiety or past trauma; instead lovingly detach and then rebuild healthy relationships with God, yourself and loved ones. Start knowing where you end and others begin.
