Therapist & Clinical Director

Shelby Schrader, CMHC

In over 13.5 years of experience, I have come to understand that we must treat individuals as a whole — true well being is found in addressing issues in emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual wellness. I work diligently to integrate physical, emotional, and spiritual approaches. I strive to help individuals address cognitive distortions and irrational thought patterns while finding new self-acceptance and self-affirmation. Life is best lived when we love ourselves, and are able to have a positive outlook on the future. I tend to employ aspects of CBT, DBT, CPT, and ACT most frequently in therapy, but ultimately the therapeutic relationship is more important than the modality we choose. The therapy space is a sacred one, and I never take for granted the vulnerability that others share in that space. I have worked with various populations and specialize in personality disorders and severe mental illness. I earned my Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Communication Studies from the University of Northern Colorado, and my Master’s of Science in Counseling Psychology from Evangel University. I have been in executive leadership for the majority of my career and I enjoy getting to lead and develop others to help them reach their highest potential!

In my free time, I just love to be active. I’m often found teaching group fitness, hiking the desert, walking my two favorite dogs, or deciding to do a new DIY project! I’m also committed to being a life-long learner and love to read the latest research on health and wellness as well as gain knowledge and skills for leadership development! I’m a devoted sports fan too, and am a huge fan of the Denver Nuggets, Denver Broncos, and Colorado Rockies!

Psychologist & Product Manager

Tracy Ellis, PsyD

I believe the mind, body and soul are deeply interconnected and all must be nurtured for optimal wellness. I help my clients realize their own unique strengths, abilities and inherent worth. I believe in being a companion to my client as we journey together in reaching your goals.
I received my doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Midwestern University and have worked in private practice since obtaining my degree. During my training I worked in a k-8 school, juvenile detention center, inpatient crisis unit and college counseling center.

I have experience working with all ages and a variety of mental health concerns. My interests include working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, obsessive compulsive disorder and other anxiety disorders and depressive disorders. I also enjoy working with children and their families to help change the course of problematic behaviors and be a witness to their hard emotions. In order to help my clients improve on their goals, I pull from a variety of modalities including: person-centered, ACT, DBT, CBT, EFT and behavioral therapy. Further, I strongly believe in a treatment team approach and often work with other providers, professionals, and teachers to ensure the best care.

I consider it a great honor to be allowed to witness my clients’ vulnerability. Asking for help is not easy and I hope to make the experience one of self-discovery and growth.

In my spare time I enjoy hiking, going on walks, getting enveloped in passion projects and spending time with my family.

Therapist & Clinical Director

Tyson Miller, LCSW, MBA

Tyson Miller is a licensed clinical social worker with over 16 years of experience providing therapy. Originally from Idaho, he graduated from BYU-Idaho with his bachelor’s degree in sociology and then completed his master’s degree in social work from Eastern Washington University.  Tyson also completed a master’s degree in business administration from Western Governor’s University.

Tyson has over 16 years of experience treating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, addictions, and other conditions through various evidence-based strategies and therapeutic styles.  Taking a holistic approach to treatment, he promotes wellness by encouraging balance to life through social connections, mental health, physical health, and spirituality.