Sean is an exceptionally gifted and intuitive healer. In my session I opened up and healed what…read moreseemed like generations of contraction and trauma. I was in a period of incredible grief and pain, facing some of the biggest decisions of my life, and I walked out of that session with a tangible connection to my guides and myself. Thank you dear Sean, I still feel your genuine care and love.

Working with Sean has been an absolute blessing. Stepping into her office fills me with a warm…read morefeeling of home. On our initial conversation, before the session, Sean brought me back into my body so that I could truly feel the benefits I would receive. During our session, she unlocked years of trauma hidden in my psyche. I had such emotional releases, and there was so much space for that. I highly recommend​ Sean's healing services to anyone. She is a true gem!

Wish this was around when I was needing treatment. I work here now and am so grateful to be apart…read moreof this place. The staff is wonderful and the facility itself is cozy, warm, and welcoming. Redpoint offers group therapy, individual therapy, a full-time doctor who can help with medications, yoga therapy, art therapy, and community events. If you or someone you know needs support for drug or alcohol abuse or addiction, this is the place to call. Even if Redpoint isn't the right fit, the leadership knows how to make a great recommendation for somewhere else!

When I reached out to RedPoint for mental health support, I was met with an immediate violation of…read moremy rights. Tonya Ramirez told me outright that no service dogs were allowed -- a clear breach of federal law under the ADA. When I calmly educated the staff on service dog protections, rather than acknowledging the error and moving forward, the situation escalated in a way that felt punitive. Ashley converted my straightforward intake into an in-person interrogation-style interview. Taylor then withheld permission for Ashley to schedule my actual intake appointment, pushing my care back two full weeks. For someone seeking mental health support, two weeks is not a minor inconvenience. It can feel like an eternity. What troubles me most is the question this raises: if a facility cannot follow well-established federal disability law, one of the most basic legal protections afforded to people with disabilities, what confidence can patients have that other standards of care are being upheld? A mental health facility should be a place of safety, dignity, and compassion. What I experienced was the opposite. I cannot in good conscience recommend RedPoint to anyone seeking professional mental health care in Longmont.

My girls have been working with Genny for over a year and have had such a wonderful experience…read more She has helped them through the loss and grief of divorce. They are learning to identify and talk about their feelings and are better able to deal with challenges in life. Genny has a great rapport with the children, and they look forward to seeing her each week. She also meets with me to discuss their process so that I can support them at home, and I have learned so much about my children and myself through her.

From the owner: I specialize in play therapy for children and adults. I work with families and parents to create…read moreconcrete goals to help the child achieve their greatest potential. I focus on grief and loss as well as working with single parent families and grandparent families. Therapy and play therapy specifically are powerful tools of change. Using the process of play we explore and integrate feelings to help us overcome challenges. Obstacles become opportunities as we work together to address challenging behavior, difficulty in school, social interaction and childhood development. Call for a free consultation.