North Loveland Therapists
4190 N Garfield Avenue, Suite 1
Crisara Cuebas, LPCC, MT-BC
she/her
Individual therapy | Adults
Crisara believes healing begins in warm, supportive spaces where clients feel seen, understood, and less alone. She offers a compassionate, nonjudgmental presence, working collaboratively to explore each person’s inner world, reduce shame, and find a sense of peace.
Crisara’s approach is trauma-informed, person-centered, and strengths-based, guided by each client’s needs, values, and preferences. She holds space for the stories and emotional experiences that shape her clients' lives, working toward insight rather than self-criticism. She integrates solution-focused therapy, DBT skills, and mindfulness-based approaches to support reflection, emotional coping, and sustainable growth.
Crisara has extensive experience working with adults navigating substance use and co-occurring disorders, as well as anxiety, depression, and trauma. She frequently supports clients struggling with perfectionism, people-pleasing, self-worth, guilt, and shame, helping them develop greater self-compassion, clarity, and trust in themselves.
Crisara holds a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Adams State University and a master’s degree in music therapy from Colorado State University. As a board-certified music therapist, Crisara may incorporate music as an optional tool for those who are interested in a novel approach to the therapeutic work.
Bea Giffin, LCSW
they/them
Individual and couples therapy | Adults
Choosing to enter therapy can be an incredibly vulnerable decision, which is why Bea emphasizes creating an environment where clients feel safe and empowered to take steps in their healing journey. They believe that individuals are the experts on their own story and that treatment should be tailored to the client's unique needs, wants, and strengths.
Bea works collaboratively with clients to recognize which patterns in their lives are not working for them and then helps them develop the skills to feel more in control of their thoughts and emotions. Learning more about one's emotions and internal experiences is vital in this process and in moving toward values-based living.
As a social worker, Bea aims to help people live authentically and unencumbered by shame. They create a space where all areas of life can be explored without judgment. Bea primarily utilizes CBT, ACT, and DBT.
Bea specializes in anxiety, OCD, and working with LGBTQ+ individuals. They also work with those struggling with life transitions, grief and loss, depression, and interpersonal concerns. Bea's experience includes specialty training in exposure and response prevention (ERP) for the treatment of OCD as well as certification as a Daring Way facilitator.
Bea obtained a master's degree in social work from the University of Houston and has experience in residential settings treating OCD and anxiety disorders, as well as treating diverse clients impacted by mental heath concerns.
Ashley Moberg, LPC
she/her
Couples and individual therapy | Adults, couples
Ashley collaborates with her clients as they heal, grow, and gain confidence from the challenges they face. She creates an empowering environment where clients feel heard, valued, and can share their experiences. She uniquely supports each individual in pursuing the life they desire.
Ashley practices from a foundation of person-centered and trauma-informed therapy combined with mindfulness, CBT, narrative therapy, and emotionally focused couples therapy. She joins with her clients to explore their struggles and fears and find connections to the past. Ashley brings intention to sessions and explores with clients the impact of their environments and relationships.
Ashley is skilled in working with individuals struggling with anxiety, stress, life transitions, trauma/PTSD, and relational issues and has experience supporting foster and adoptive parents. She is also passionate about working with couples to improve communication, foster connection and heal from past traumas.
Ashley received a master’s degree in professional counseling with an emphasis in couples, marriage, and family therapy from the University of Northern Colorado. Her training and experience enables her to work with a variety of mental health concerns with children, adolescents, adults, and couples.
Gavin Dunn, LPCC
he/him
Individual therapy | Adults 21+
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Alyssa Ho, MFT-C
she/her
Individual, couples therapy | Adults, adolescents 10+
Alyssa aims for her clients to feel welcome and heard by collaboratively approaching the challenges they bring to therapy. Through her goal-oriented, systemic approach combined with a down-to-earth, realistic way of speaking, she supports individuals, couples, and families to learn about themselves and ease the burdens they carry. Alyssa believes that understanding ourselves more deeply as well as understanding the people and institutions around us is a powerful step toward the changes we want to see in our lives.
Alyssa works with couples, families, adults and adolescents age 10+, often utilizing solution-focused, narrative and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). She specializes in interpersonal concerns, life transitions, and working with minoritized/marginalized groups. Additionally, she treats depression, anxiety, and grief/loss. Alyssa is trained in the Gottman Method and CAMS and is especially equipped to meet with couples and families of diverse configurations as well as individuals from all backgrounds and identities. She values each person’s story, leveraging the power of their experiences to facilitate insight and connection.
Alyssa earned her master's degree from Colorado State University in human development and family studies, specializing in marriage and family therapy. She is experienced in working with underserved populations, adolescents, couples, and blended families facing a variety of presenting problems.
Kayla Riley, LPC
she/they
Individual therapy | Adults, teens
Kayla hopes for clients to feel that they are welcome in this space exactly as they are and to feel as though they are enough. Therapy is a safe space to be heard and to share your concerns each week.
Kayla hopes to work collaboratively with clients to begin to understand themselves more deeply, evaluate the narratives in their lives, examine relationships, and explore new ways of being in the world. Kayla’s goal is to be alongside you while you learn to heal from trauma and take steps toward the life you want.
Kayla is trained in EMDR, emotion focused therapy, narrative therapy, interpersonal process therapy, and traumatic grief. Kayla believes that each client has a story to tell and emphasizes the way the world and the people around us have impacted that story.
Kayla encourages her clients to find tools within themselves, believing that each client has a unique set of strengths to draw from, and Kayla hopes to join with clients to explore their lives and needs. Kayla has a passion for working with clients of all backgrounds and diverse identities, focusing on building a caring relationship intended to make each person feel safe in the room.
Kayla received a master’s degree in community mental health counseling from the University of Wyoming. This education along with continued learning and training has equipped Kayla to work with clients beginning at age 3 and throughout the lifespan.