The Native American Counseling and Healing Collective (NACAHC) is a counseling and consultation group practice. As the only Native American and women founded group practice in the Denver metro area, NACAHC is a small and growing team of therapists who have come together to provide an extensive therapy practice that includes individual, family, and group therapy services specific to our local Native, Indigenous, and BIPOC community. We also provide professional development and consultation to those working closely with Native communities. We have a shared understanding that healing starts with a safe and confidential environment, an ability to incorporate traditional medicines, an understanding of unique tribal traditions and beliefs, and a culturally responsive care practice.
Our NACAHC grew from the desire to open a group practice that specifically serves our Native and Indigenous community members, knowing that there are specific beliefs and values that are best heard with a therapist that knows those practices.
We have deep-rooted connection to the local Native, BIPOC, and Indigenous community and would love to hear from you. Iniiyi’taki (thank you) for finding us on your journey and learning about the services we provide.
“He could get no rest as long as the memories were tangled with the present.”
-Leslie Marmon Silko, Ceremony
Our Mission:
To support the healing and perseverance of the Native American & BIPOC communities in a caring, confidential, and safe environment using culturally responsive practices.
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