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Hello!

I'm Selina Markiewicz, MA LPCC NCC NMIT and I'm a licensed professional counselor candidate and Natural Medicine Facilitator providing online mental health counseling for clients in Colorado and in-person for those in the Durango area.


I understand that navigating life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, and believe we all need support at times. I offer a safe, compassionate space to explore the emotions, patterns, and experiences that shape your well-being. My approach is integrative, trauma-informed, and collaborative—rooted in evidence-based therapies, mindfulness, and creative expression.


Together, we’ll build practical tools and deeper self-awareness to help you move through anxiety, burnout, grief, or life transitions with greater clarity and confidence. As a Natural Medicine Facilitator (NMIT), I also support clients preparing for or integrating ketamine- or psilocybin-assisted experiences, helping translate insights into meaningful, lasting change. My goal is to help you feel seen, empowered, and reconnected to your joy and purpose.

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Selina Markiewicz

Phone

Call or Text Me!

(719)-398-0405

Email

Rates

Out-of-Pocket:

$95-$135

Insurance Accepted:

CO Medicaid Plans, Aetna, Optum United, Oxford

My Approach to Therapy

My approach to therapy is integrative, collaborative, and grounded in compassion. I draw from evidence-based practices such as CBT, ACT, DBT, IFS, and family systems work to create a supportive space where healing and growth can unfold safely. Together, we’ll explore the patterns, emotions, and beliefs that shape your experience, while building practical skills for balance, boundaries, and resilience.


I bring warmth, humor, and authenticity to our sessions, meeting you exactly where you are and honoring your pace, background, and values. Whether you’re navigating stress, trauma, family dynamics, or preparing for and integrating experiences with natural medicines like ketamine or psilocybin, my goal is to help you feel seen, empowered, and deeply supported as you move toward lasting change and self-connection.

My Ideal Client

I work with adults who are ready to move through the stuck places in life, whether that means managing anxiety or depression, healing from trauma, navigating relationship challenges, living with chronic health conditions, or finding direction during major life transitions. Many of my clients are thoughtful, caring people who tend to carry a lot for others and are now ready to refocus on themselves.​


You might feel overwhelmed by responsibilities, uncertain about your path, or weighed down by grief, stress, or self-doubt. You may sense that something needs to shift, but aren’t sure where to start. Together, we’ll slow things down, build clarity and resilience, and help you reconnect with what matters most. My role is to walk beside you with empathy, curiosity, and practical guidance, supporting you in cultivating balance, confidence, and lasting change.


The Concerns I Specialize in Treating

Natural Medicine Preparation and Integration

Are you curious about the potential for healing and insight through natural medicine experiences such as ketamine or psilocybin? As a Natural Medicine Facilitator (NMIT), I provide trauma-informed support to help you prepare for and integrate these experiences with intention, safety, and self-compassion. Together, we’ll clarify your goals, build grounding and emotional regulation tools, and process the insights that emerge so you can translate them into meaningful, lasting change. Whether you’re seeking clarity, healing from trauma, or a deeper connection to yourself, this work offers a supportive path for transformation and integration, honoring your readiness, values, and unique journey.

Counseling for Trauma and PTSD

Many of us have experienced trauma in the past that continues to affect our lives. Issues such as depression, anxiety, disrupted sleep, relationship challenges, and avoidance are often rooted in past traumatic experiences. These issues can be reactions to the trauma or attempts to cope with or avoid it. Even though the actual danger has passed, our primitive mind may still perceive the traumatic event as ongoing or likely to happen again, keeping us in a constant state of alertness. Do you find yourself acting unlike who you want to be? Do you wonder if trauma-informed therapy is right for you? Let’s explore this together and help you reclaim your sense of safety and the life you want to be living.

Counseling for Anxiety

Feeling anxious from time to time is a normal part of life and can even be beneficial by alerting you to potential problems, helping you avoid danger, or making necessary changes. However, when anxiety starts to interfere with your daily activities, seeking professional help can make a significant difference. I can help you find the peace and balance you deserve in life.

Counseling for Grief and Loss

Coping with grief and loss can create significant emotional and psychological hurdles, profoundly affecting your overall well being. You may find yourself feeling overwhelmed by waves of sadness, anger, or a deep sense of loneliness, making it challenging to regain a sense of normalcy or purpose. My goal is to support you through this difficult period, helping you manage the emotional strain and stress associated with profound loss. We will work on building resilience, discovering new meaning, and improving your emotional health.

Counseling for Chronic Illness

Dealing with a chronic or terminal illness poses unique emotional and psychological challenges that can significantly affect your quality of life. You might be grappling with fear, sadness, or isolation and finding it hard to maintain a sense of normalcy or meaning. I aim to help you manage the stress of adjustment or transition and cope with the emotional toll chronic or terminal illness can often bring. Together, we will focus on building resilience, finding purpose, and enhancing your emotional well-being.

My Story

Life has a way of taking us on journeys we never quite expect. I originally set out to be a writer, but somewhere between creative essays and psychology electives, I realized what truly fascinated me wasn’t the stories I was writing—it was the human stories unfolding all around me. So, I changed my major to psychology, not yet knowing where it would lead, only that it felt right.

Over the years, my path has woven through many chapters, working in higher education, running my own photography business, and spending cherished years as a stay-at-home parent. Each experience deepened my appreciation for resilience, creativity, and the many ways people find meaning and connection in their lives. Like many, I’ve faced seasons of loss, transition, and personal growth. My own therapy experiences became a turning point, helping me rediscover strength, healing, and purpose when life felt uncertain. Those experiences inspired me to become the kind of therapist I once needed—someone who listens deeply, creates safety, and walks beside others through their healing process.

Today, as a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC), National Certified Counselor (NCC), and Natural Medicine Facilitator (NMIT), I blend evidence-based therapy with mindfulness, creativity, and a deep respect for each person’s inner wisdom. Whether through talk therapy or natural medicine integration, my goal is to help others reconnect with themselves, rediscover hope, and create a life that feels grounded, authentic, and whole.

Selina Markiewicz

Education & Professional Training

Master of Arts, Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Adams State University


Bachelor of Arts, Liberal Studies
Emphasis in Psychology
Arizona State University

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License to Practice

Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, Colorado (LPCC #0021383)

Additional Credentials & Training

Integrative Psychiatry Institute at Boulder, Colorado
Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Facilitator Certification 
(250 hours of training in Psilocybin, Ketamine and MDMA preparation, facilitation and integration)

  • Attachment and Its Impact on Mental Health

  • Identifying and Addressing Trauma in Women

  • Complicated Grief

  • Psychological First Aid

  • Psychedelics and Psychotherapy

  • Mindfulness and Psychotherapy

  • Creative Arts in Counseling



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