Annie Hause

Compassion and inclusivity form the cornerstone of Annie Hause's therapeutic approach. As a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with a Master's degree from Regis University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Annie has dedicated her career to supporting children, teens, and families through life's challenging seasons, particularly during the tumultuous period of adolescence.

Annie's practice is built on the belief that self-knowledge and emotional intelligence are powerful tools for personal growth and acceptance. She brings this philosophy to life in her work with clients facing a variety of challenges, including eating disorders, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorders. Her expertise in these areas is bolstered by specialized training in Emotion Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Family Based Treatment (FBT), and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP).

With a diverse background spanning both outpatient and inpatient levels of care, Annie has honed her skills in both group and individual therapy settings. She employs a multifaceted approach, incorporating interventions rooted in cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment, and dialectical behavioral therapies. Annie's unique ability to balance gentle humor with empathy creates a safe, welcoming environment where clients feel empowered to explore their thoughts, beliefs, and emotions.

Annie's commitment to her clients' growth extends beyond the therapy room. She continues to expand her clinical experience and knowledge, ensuring she can provide the most effective and up-to-date care. Her approach is not just about addressing immediate concerns, but about fostering long-term personal fulfillment and positive change.

In Annie's practice, clients can expect a therapist who is not only professionally skilled but also deeply invested in their journey of healing and self-discovery. Her work is guided by the belief that progress, while sometimes challenging, is always possible with the right support and tools. As Annie often reflects, drawing inspiration from Victor Frankl, "Progress is impossible without change; and those who are not willing to change their minds cannot change anything at all."