Therapy for therapists
Step out of your role and into yourself.
It’s your turn
The Gestalt Clinic offers relational therapy for therapists. Many clinicians have already spent years in therapy. What they often want now is not more analysis, but a place to be supported as a person — in genuine human contact.
The reality of being a therapist
Being a therapist can be isolating. You spend your days listening, holding space, and supporting others. Your colleagues may understand the work, but it’s not always easy to speak openly about your own experience. And many therapists have already done years of personal therapy. They’re not always looking for insights or to go over their past again.
What many clinicians want is something simpler and harder to find: a place to be seen and met as a person, in the present moment.
Why therapists seek therapy
Even therapists need a place where they do not have to be the professional in the room.
Many clinicians seek therapy because they want a space where they can speak openly about their work, reflect on the emotional impact of clinical practice, or reconnect with themselves outside the role of therapist.
For some, therapy is a place for working through what comes up when they are with clients. For others, it is a space for personal support, emotional expression, renewal or growth. Whatever brings you, the goal is simple: a relationship where you can be fully human, not just the therapist.
Our approach
At The Gestalt Clinic, our work is grounded in the relational and experiential philosophies and practices of Gestalt therapy.
Rather than focusing primarily on insight or interpretation, we pay attention to what is happening in the present moment — in awareness, in the body, and in the relationship between therapist and client.
For many therapists, this kind of work offers something different from the therapy they have experienced before: a space where authentic human contact becomes the foundation for reflection, growth, and restoration.
Meet our clinicians
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Steph Joseph, LPC, ATR, LAC
Director, Therapist, Supervisor
Steph’s work is grounded in Gestalt therapy and a deep commitment to relational presence. She works with therapists and helping professionals who are looking for a space to be met with curiosity, care, and genuine human connection.With a background in art therapy, Steph approaches each session as a creative, co-created process — meeting clients in the present moment and allowing something new to emerge.
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Ben Edwards, CPCC, PCC
Student Therapist
Ben works with therapists and helping professionals seeking a more relational, present-centered approach. He brings a background in coaching and leadership development, along with his current clinical training in mental health counseling.Ben provides a grounded, attuned presence and an unwavering belief in each client’s capacity for healing and growth. Ben offers telehealth sessions under the supervision of experienced Gestalt therapists.
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JJ Hedden, LPCc
Therapist
JJ works with individuals and couples seeking a more relational, experiential approach to therapy. His work is grounded in Gestalt principles, with a focus on present-moment awareness, emotional experience, and the dynamics that unfold in relationship.He brings a thoughtful, attuned presence to sessions, helping clients deepen awareness of patterns in feeling, body, and interaction — and supporting meaningful change that feels both authentic and practical.
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Harry Taub
Therapist
Harry works with therapists and other professionals seeking a more relational, present-centered approach to therapy. He brings a depth of experience across psychiatry and psychotherapy, now focusing exclusively on therapeutic work.Harry’s approach is grounded in mindfulness and authentic human contact. He works with clients navigating substance use, trauma, shame, and professional challenges, offering a respectful space for exploration and change.
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Therapist
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Why therapists choose us
We specialize in working with therapists and other helping professionals.
Sessions focus on present-moment awareness and lived experience.
A collegial, respectful therapeutic relationship.
Virtual or in-person sessions available to Colorado residents.
Sliding scale pricing designed to remain accessible to all clinicians regardless of career stage or economic circumstances.
You are welcome to schedule a brief consultation to see whether working together feels like a good fit.
You hold space for others every day
Let us hold space for you.