Tri-Lakes Center For Family Development
244 Washington Street
Monument, CO
From I-25 take exit 161, Monument. Proceed west on Second Street for three long blocks into Historic Downtown Monument. Take a right at Washington St. 244 Washington is located mid-block on the right, directly across from High Country Store.
Rebecca Albright, MSW, LCSW
(719) 487-1208
Victoria E. Fleischmann, MA, LPC
(719) 641-0455
Diane Craft, MA, LPC, CACIII
(719) 440-7486
Laurel Boyer, Counselor
(719) 210-0668
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Rebecca Albright founded TLC for Families in 2004 after 16 years of practice as a clinical social worker in order to better meet the needs of the growing Tri-Lakes community.
She works with a wide range of mental health issues including adult and childhood mood disorders, anxiety disorders, attachment disorders, trauma related to sexual abuse, physical abuse and family of origin issues and loss. She continually works with clients on issues of self-confidence, self-worth and identity, life changes and life stresses.
During her graduate schooling at the University of Chicago, Rebecca focused primarily on learning family systems therapy, which continues to have a great influence on her practice. As a social worker, she works with clients to develop a treatment plan specifically designed for them. She draws on various treatment philosophies and techniques, such as: cognitive-behavioral interventions, strength and solution based therapies, experiential and narrative models and family of origin work.
After 7 years experience as a treatment coordinator for a residential treatment center, Rebecca decided to focus more on the prevention of mental health issues. She has become a parent educator and child development specialist in order to offer all families necessary resources for developing in healthy and happy ways. She facilitates workshops and classes for parents and families and offers parent and family consultation for specific issues and questions.
Print and fill out these forms before your appointment for faster service.
- Disclosure Statement Form
- Intake Form
- Notice of Privacy Practice Form
- Policies and Practices Form
- Release of Information Form
Call (719) 487-1208 or send an email for more information.
Victoria is guided by what is best for her clients. She brings her qualifications into the session, but she also provide caring, support and a feeling of hope for her clients and their families that their future will be closer to their goals and their dreams.
Caring Counseling
Providing counseling and emotional support with stress/anxiety, grief/loss, depression, addictions, self-esteem/self-worth, relationship/family issues, parenting/childhood issues, past trauma/abuse, anger management, communication, wholeness/wellness, healthy lifestyle.
Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy can be a wonderful tool in strengthening personal goals set by the client in many areas such as: elimination of self destructive habits, increasing self confidence and self-esteem, reducing stress, tension and anxiety, gaining understanding and resolution to past trauma, eliminating unhealthy symptoms of fear or phobias, finding inner guidance and answers, alleviating depression, and promoting a healthy lifestyle in general.
My Mission Statement
“Providing caring and support through life’s difficulties and transitions with a focus on solutions and hope for the future.”
Qualifications
- BS in Psychology, Metropolitan State College of Denver
- MA in Community Counseling and Health Services, University of CO, Colorado Springs
- Colorado State Board Licensed Professional Counselor
- National Board Certified Counselor
- Member of American Counseling Association
- National Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
- Facilitator for the “Becoming a Love & Logic Parent” program
Call (719) 641-0455 or send an email for more information.
Diane Craft is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Addictions Counselor III. She has over 25 years of experience working with troubled adolescents in correctional settings. She began her private practice in 2001.
Diane works with a wide range of mental health issues including drug and alcohol addiction, depression, anxiety and anger management. Although working with adolescents is one specialty, her practice includes adults as well. Diane utilizes a cognitive and solution focused approach. Her philosophy involves encouraging clients to become the best they can be and live happy, healthy lives.
Call (719) 440-7486 or send an email for more information.
Laurel Boyer is a counseling intern working on her Master's Degree in Counseling through Regis University. She provides service through Tri-Lakes Cares as well as the Tri-Lakes Center for Family Development. Her services are private and confidential. She proveds a sliding fee scale based on the client's income so counseling may be available to everyone regardless of economic status or financial hardships.
Counseling services are available for children, adolescents, adults, individuals, couple and families.
- Stress and anxiety
- Depression and sadness
- Grief and loss
- Addictions
- Relationships
- Family issues
- Struggles with communication
- Abuse
- Anger management
- Self-esteem and self-worth
Call (719) 210-0668 or send an email for more information.
Jennifer Farmer, Dipl. Lic. Ac. – Five Essence Acupuncture
Jennifer Farmer, of Five Essence Acupuncture, graduated from the Institute of Taoist Education and Acupuncture, Louisville, Colorado. She is licensed by the state of Colorado and has diplomat status from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental medicine.
"Practicing the Five Element style of acupuncture is a great honor and assisting those in need is incredibly fulfilling and gratifying work. I am honored to be practicing in the Tri-Lakes area and hope that many may experience all life's possibilities through better health."
Misti Vazquez, LMT, CNMT – Wu Wei Thai
Misti Vazquez, of Wu Wei Thai, is a registered and licensed massage therapist, specializing in Traditional Thai Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy. In January 2008, she traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where she studied advanced Thai massage.
Loosely translated, wu-wei means "effortless action." Going with the flow. Spontaneous, natural, effortless. Action that flows through us because it is the right action, appropriate to its time and place. Wu-wei provides harmony and balance, which is the central focus of traditional Thai massage.
Despite its popular name, traditional Thai massage is not like Western massage. Thai massage combines gentle therapeutic stretching, joint mobilization and deep tissue compression. Sessions are performed on a floor mat, with the client in comfortable, loose clothing. No oils or lotions are used. During the massage, the client’s body is slowly moved and stretched in order to relieve muscle pain and tension, improve circulation and provide greater flexibility and movement.