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Experiential Mental Health Therapy Services
Alliance Experiential Counseling believes in the power of the therapeutic alliance, a meaningful partnership based on trust and respect. Our approach combines traditional talk therapy with movement-based experiences to create deeper engagement and substantive healing. With licensed professionals specializing in individual, adolescent, and family therapy, we integrate physical activities like rock climbing, hiking, and yoga to complement clinical treatment. Our team includes certified mental health integrative medicine providers and experienced climbing instructors who help clients build self-confidence, improve physical strength, and achieve mental wellness.

We address conditions including anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and trauma through personalized treatment plans that emphasize mind-body connections. By partnering with clients to tackle new physical challenges, we foster personal growth and emotional healing that extends beyond traditional office settings.
Services
Experiential Therapy Anxiety Treatment Autism Support ADHD Management Depression Counseling Stress Management Trauma Recovery Young Adult Coaching Career Planning Aftercare Support
Highlights and features
  • Our therapists combine 20+ years of outdoor adventure experience with clinical expertise
  • We use evidence-based movement therapies proven to improve mental health outcomes
  • Personalized treatment plans integrate nutrition, holistic practices, and physical activity
  • Licensed professionals specialize in adolescent development and neurodiverse populations
  • Small group programs ensure focused attention and quality therapeutic connections
Associations and certifications
  • Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider (CMHIMP)
Services
Experiential Therapy
Our experiential therapy programs combine physical activities with traditional counseling to create holistic treatment approaches. Clients engage in rock climbing, hiking, and yoga while working through mental health challenges with licensed therapists. This dual approach helps build self-confidence, improve emotional regulation, and develop practical coping skills that translate to daily life.
Anxiety Treatment
Our anxiety treatment programs use controlled physical challenges to teach nervous system regulation. Through guided climbing experiences and mindfulness exercises, clients learn to manage panic responses and develop coping strategies. The combination of physical exertion and therapeutic processing helps reduce chronic anxiety symptoms and build long-term resilience.
Autism Support
Our autism support services focus on sensory integration through physical movement. Rock climbing and outdoor activities help improve body awareness and coordination while building social skills. Therapists work with clients to develop communication strategies and create structured environments that support neurodiverse individuals' unique needs and strengths.
ADHD Management
ADHD management programs use structured physical challenges to improve executive functioning. Climbing routes require sustained attention and task completion, helping clients develop focus skills. Therapists combine these experiences with organizational coaching to create practical strategies for managing ADHD symptoms in academic, professional, and personal contexts.
Depression Counseling
Our depression counseling integrates physical activity with traditional talk therapy to address chemical imbalances. Guided exercise sessions stimulate endorphin production while therapists help clients process emotional challenges. This dual approach helps break cycles of negative thinking and builds motivation through achievable physical accomplishments.
People
Blake Ruble
Owner & Director, Experiential Therapist
Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in movement-based therapy. Combines 15+ years of outdoor adventure experience with clinical expertise. Certified Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider who developed the company's somatic therapy approach.
Jeannie Morrison
Experiential Therapist
Licensed counselor using rock climbing and mindfulness to treat anxiety and depression. Certified Climbing Wall Instructor with specialized training in neurodiverse populations. Focuses on strengthening mind-body connections through physical activity.
Summer Yoast
Experiential Therapist
PhD candidate in Counselor Education combining nature-based therapy with traditional counseling. Specializes in trauma recovery and life transitions. Uses outdoor activities to facilitate self-discovery and personal growth.
Zachary Guillaume
Experiential Therapist
Licensed counselor applying historical trauma research to clinical practice. Focuses on person-centered approaches that integrate experiential therapy with traditional counseling. Specializes in working with trauma-exposed youth.
Fred Bauters
Clinical Intern
Counseling graduate student emphasizing movement and nature in therapeutic relationships. Believes in using adventure experiences to reshape self-perception and build resilience. Focuses on collaborative, client-directed growth.
Questions
What makes experiential therapy different from traditional counseling?
Our approach combines physical activities with traditional talk therapy to create deeper engagement. Movement-based experiences help clients process emotions and develop coping skills in real-time, often leading to breakthroughs that might not occur in office settings.
Do I need prior climbing or outdoor experience?
No prior experience is required for any of our programs. Our therapists adapt activities to each client's physical abilities and comfort level, focusing on therapeutic benefits rather than technical skill development.
How do you handle insurance and payments?
We accept multiple insurance providers including Colorado Access and Rocky Mountain Healthplans. We offer flexible payment options and can discuss financial arrangements during your initial consultation.
What age groups do you work with?
Our services are available for adolescents (14+), young adults, and adults. We specialize in transitional age programs and have experience working with clients across the lifespan, including neurodiverse populations.
Are your programs evidence-based?
Yes, our approach integrates evidence-based therapeutic methods like DBT and CBT with physical activities proven to improve mental health outcomes. Our team stays current with clinical research to ensure effective treatment approaches.
How do I start services?
Begin with our free 30-minute consultation by completing the referral form on our website. One of our counselors will contact you to schedule the initial session and discuss your specific needs and goals.