Tyler Woody

My communication style

Warm, direct, and unhurried. I ask real questions, name what I notice, and welcome pushback. I use plain language over jargon and adapt my pacing to your nervous system. All the parts of you — the ones you've kept safe and the ones you're still getting to know — are welcome. You never have to perform wellness with me.

My journey to mental healthcare

I trained at the University of Northern Colorado and have been practicing since 2019. My path into trauma and dissociation work grew from watching how often people get failed by systems meant to help them. I became an LPC to offer the kind of care I once needed: affirming, competent, paced with respect, and unafraid of complexity.

My goals for you

I think of our work as a road trip — you choose the direction, and I ride along with a road map, offering skills and questions along the way. We clarify what a meaningful life looks like for you, set flexible goals, and check in as your life changes. Progress isn't linear, and I'll help you notice the wins that count.

Our first session

Starting therapy is a big thing, especially if you've been burned before. Our first session is a conversation, not an interrogation. We'll talk about what brought you in, how I work, and whether we're a good fit. I offer a free 15-minute consult first, so nothing about beginning has to feel like a leap into the dark.

I identify as...

• Agender, Male, Non-binary, Trans
• Caucasian or White, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander