We’re happy to welcome Canada Coleman, LPC to South Denver Therapy. Canada is accepting new clients for individual counseling for women, with in-person appointments at our Maleta Lane office in Castle Rock and online therapy throughout Colorado.
When you spend much of your time taking care of other people or keeping daily life moving, it can be difficult to make room for what you need. Canada offers a place to talk about your experiences, sort through changes, and decide what you want to work toward.
Support for women through changing seasons of life
Canada focuses on women’s mental health and life transitions. You might be adjusting to a new role, carrying stress across work and home, questioning expectations you have lived with for years, or trying to find a steadier sense of yourself during change.
You do not need to have a perfectly defined problem before reaching out. A first conversation can start with what has been difficult lately and what you hope might feel different. Together, you can identify the concerns and goals you want to focus on.
Learn more about women’s therapy in Castle Rock.
Emotional support during perimenopause and menopause
Canada also offers perimenopause and menopause counseling in Castle Rock, supporting women through the emotional side of this transition. Counseling can give you space to talk about changes in your sense of identity, stress, relationships, and the responsibilities you are balancing during this stage of life.
You can bring questions about boundaries, changing priorities, or how to communicate what you need. The focus is your emotional well-being and daily life. Canada provides counseling, not hormone treatment or medical menopause care; questions about physical symptoms or medication belong with your medical clinician.
A practical approach that considers your whole life
Canada’s approach has a foundation in cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, along with a background in systems work. That means therapy can explore patterns in thoughts and behaviors while also considering the relationships, roles, and circumstances around you.
You and Canada can discuss what is happening in your life and work toward goals that fit your situation. Her work at South Denver Therapy is individual counseling for women, so you attend on your own even when relationships are part of what you want to discuss.
Canada earned her Master of Education in Mental Health Counseling and Education Specialist degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Florida in 1998. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Florida State University. She is a Colorado Licensed Professional Counselor.
In-person therapy at Maleta Lane, or online in Colorado
You can see Canada at South Denver Therapy, 753 Maleta Lane, Suite 101F, Castle Rock, CO 80108. If online sessions fit your life better, Canada also offers telehealth for clients located in Colorado.
Her fee is $150 for a 60-minute individual session. South Denver Therapy is private pay and does not bill insurance directly. Any out-of-network reimbursement depends on your plan; our payment and insurance FAQs explain the basics.
Start with a free consultation
Canada offers a free 15-minute online consultation so you can ask questions, discuss your goals, and consider whether working together feels like a good fit. The consultation is online; ongoing appointments can be in person at Maleta Lane or online in Colorado.
On our appointment request form, select Canada Coleman, then choose Online Consultation (15m). You can ask about current appointment times and your preferred session format.
Request a free consultation with Canada. You can also read Canada’s full profile or view our Maleta Lane office.
