Therapists
Accepting New Clients
She/Her
Colorado
Online Only
Lailani Bruff, MA, LPCC
Associate Therapist
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate
Supervised by Lisa Kjeseth, MA, LPC, ACS
People often have a need to be seen, heard and valued in the spaces they embody. While all spaces do not always have these qualities, my clients would say that creating a space like this is possible. I believe in the process of co-creating what the therapeutic space looks like, and what that container can hold. I love working with clients who feel that their anger is an important and vital part of their personhood, even if the world around them tells them something different. The inherent wisdom we each possess within ourselves often needs a platform to share the messages it has for us, if we can only invite them to the table. Therapy, and the radical act of honoring where you are at in any given moment, can be scary and it can be one of the most empowering acts of love we can give ourselves. In the containers we create together I centralize consent and agency for any client who comes through my virtual doors. These are the pillars that healing is built on. I am an anger specialist that doesn’t approach anger in the traditional way of “anger management”, but rather by befriending and redefining anger. I use somatic awareness skills, embodiment practices, and guided visualizations in order to figure out what it is that you uniquely need from this season of therapy. I call the work that I do with anger Loving-kindness Anger Practices and truly believe that practices with and for anger need to be personalized to your unique experiences in this world. Sometimes we need to vocally release the built-up emotions we have in our body, and there is space for that too. Client’s will leave feeling more connected to themselves and the parts of self that have been cut off or marginalized. The anger realm may feel either like it is your sole focus or you may not be sure where to fit it in. Regardless, working with this aspect of humanness can spread to so many other parts of self that need love and support, once we set the table and open the door. The regulation and releasing tools you will explore in this space are the language of love when it comes to our emotional being, and can be the greatest gift of humanity to yourself.
Qualifications
Years in Practice: 4 Years
License: Colorado / LPCC #0018950 Degree: Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling with a Concentration in Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology
University: Naropa University
Year Graduated: 2021
Client Focus
Adults (18+)
Individuals
Groups
LGBTQIA2S+ / Queer Allied
Non-Binary Allied
Open/Nonmonogamy Allied
Racial Justice Allied
Sex Positive / Kink Allied
Sex Worker Allied
Specialties
Anger
Anxiety
Boundaries
Depression
LGBTQIA2S+
Mindfulness
Nervous System Regulation
Sexual Wellness
Trauma and PTSD
Rates
Individual Intake (60 mins): $150
Individual Session (55 mins): $125
Group Session: $30-$50
Cost may be lower with insurance.
Pay By: American Express, Discover, FSA, HSA, Mastercard, Visa
Types of Therapy
Contemplative Psychotherapy
Humanistic
Loving-Kindness Anger Practices
Mindfulness,
Person-Centered
Somatic Awareness
Strength-Based
Insurance Plans
United Healthcare (UHC) / Optum
Not in network with any other plans.
For all other plans, I am considered out-of-network. If you would like to use your out-of network benefits, we can can provide you with a Superbill for each session for reimbursement if your insurance plan allows it.