Maya Golan, MA, LPC

Finding self-fulfillment and deeper meaning has always been a driving force in my life. I perceive nuances in expression and subtleties in modes of relating to feelings and thoughts in individuals and couples. That’s why I feel called to do this work.

I am bilingual (English / Hebrew) and bicultural (American / Israeli), with a background of practicing and teaching theater, yoga and dance. My journey through the expressive arts and movement practices has increased my self awareness, taught me many ways to communicate and connect with others, and showed me how to process and gain insight from my life experiences. I particularly enjoy working with multicultural clients who are walking similar paths.

Today I bring together my love of artistic expression and my gift for therapy in my work with creative beings — like you.

Background & Experience

I’ve been active in the mental health field for over 15 years. Growing up in Israel, I was immersed in different service positions for high-risk teens and adults. I worked with addiction and homelessness, and spent many years counseling high-risk teenagers. I spent the year before my service in the Israeli army helping youth on the brink of drop-out, reengaging them with their education. I later facilitated social theater groups in diverse communities to create an outlet of expression and support. Moving to Colorado in 2015, I continued to work with high-risk populations, supporting individuals and couples to reach specific goals. I also provided trauma therapy to children and their families before opening my own private practice. Given a solid foundation to support clients from all walks of life, I’m now focusing on individuals and couples who need support to break free from anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relational struggles.