Healing your relationships begins within

Whether you are dealing with personal challenges, experiencing relationship difficulties, or seeking to improve your overall mental health, our dedicated therapists are here to support you on your journey toward healthier and more fulfilling relationships — beginning with your relationship to yourself.

Developing the Relational Therapist

Creating the Self in Connection

  • Whether you are an emerging or seasoned clinician, this workshop is designed to provide continuing education, reflective support, and committed presence to help you deepen your identity as a relational therapist.

    Rooted in relational principles and guided by Existential-Humanistic theory, this workshop honors the therapeutic relationship as the heart of healing. Through shared learning and reflection, we cultivate the presence, awareness, and authenticity of the therapist self we bring into the room.

  • Ongoing professional growth is key to quality client care. This four-month online workshop series meets monthly to support clinical skill development, deepen therapeutic presence, and nurture the evolving therapist.

    Sessions include reading materials, psycho-education, skill-building, self-reflection to increase self-awareness and presence, interpersonal dialogue and consultation, all with a focus on strengthening the therapeutic relationship and applying existential-humanistic principles in practice.

    • We gather on the 3rd Friday of each month, from 12–2 PM (MST)

    • All sessions held in our shared Zoom space

    • $75 per session (billed monthly)

    • Joining the workshop is a four-month commitment.

      • June 20, 2025

      • July 18, 2025

      • August 15, 2025

      • September 19, 2025

      • October 17, 2025

    * By signing up for the workshop, you are agreeing to join for all four sessions.

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Our approach

We believe that your relationship with yourself is the foundation for healthy relationships with others. Our clinic is dedicated to providing mental health therapy that helps you improve your relationship with yourself through our unique approach to clinically guided self-discovery.


Meet our team

  • A woman with straight dark brown hair, wearing a black top and gold jewelry, smiling while sitting indoors near a white wall and potted green plants.

    Stacy Ju Gibbons, MS, CMHC

    Specialization: Trauma

    Certified Clinical Trauma Professional LEVEL II

    Relationship Issues, Identity Development, Religious Transition/Trauma, Parts work and Dissociation​, EMDR, IFS

    Psychology Today Bio
  • A woman with long, curly black hair is sitting and smiling at the camera. She is wearing a white blazer, a green top, and a gold heart-shaped necklace, with a striped wall background.

    Tiffany Paskett, MS, CMHC

    Specialization: Couples

    Spanish Speaking

    Betrayal and Childhood/Adult Trauma, Infidelity,  Abuse, Break-up/Divorce, Relationship Issues, EMDR, IFS

    Psychology Today Bio

Education

The ITC offers a series of courses and other educational resources for therapists and the general public. Some resources are offered for free, some have a nominal cost. Click below to learn more.

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Indoor wall with hanging and wall-mounted potted plants
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Your comfortability matters.

We’ve put a lot of intention into our space because we want you to walk in and immediately feel safe. When considering design choices, we focused on warm natural colors with a mix of organic and modern textures throughout the center.

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Cozy living room with black armchair, large candle on side table, tall floor lamp, and black bookshelf filled with books and decorative items, near glass sliding door.
A cozy living room corner with a modern lamp, a large abstract painting, a desk with a clock, and a potted tropical plant beside a wooden wall with a hanging pendant light.

Sometimes a client will like to come check out the space and just see how they feel here before beginning therapy. Our doors are always open and we’ll do our best to show you around any time.

Some nice words

Below is some of the feedback collected from attendees at Stacy’s recent conference addresses. We love what we do and we love hearing things like this every day. Still, it’s always rewarding to get feedback on your work and we are grateful for all the recommendations and positive support we receive from peers, clients, and colleagues.

“Wow! Cannot say enough good things about this session. It was by far my favorite, and was my co-workers favorite. I liked the really concrete and practical information. Loved the new ideas for doing ‘parts’ work.”

“This was the best presentation and presenter at the conference thus far. Very useful approaches to parts work when treating fragmentation of trauma. Stacy has a deep understanding of how the personality is fragmented and how to structure goals to reconcile them as much as possible.”

“I loved how she talked about how addiction is always with someone but how to help them live with that. Also loved how she talked about the "green" area and being able to make that bigger so they are not in the flight or freeze area as long. I loved the conceptualization of parts as flight, fight, freeze, etc.”

“Your relationships are a mirror of your relationship with yourself. We help you create what you want to see in your own mirror.”

— Stacy J