Tori Brown, MA, LPCC

Tori's Story

From Colorado, here to help you move forward

I was born and raised in the great state of Colorado. I received my Bachelor's degree in Psychology, with minors in Public Health, Education, and Sociology, from the University of Colorado Boulder (Sko Buffs!).

After graduating, I lived briefly in Austin, Texas, where I began my work in mental health—until COVID-19 had different plans that led me back home, and back to school, to pursue my dream of becoming a therapist. I earned my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado Denver, and since then I have trained in multiple treatment styles, including Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, attachment work, Narrative Therapy, mindfulness, and practical tools for managing anxiety and depression.

I’ve always felt drawn to being alongside people as they navigate some of life’s biggest challenges, which ultimately led me to a career in clinical mental health counseling. I’m continually inspired by the resilience people carry, especially when life doesn’t go the way they expected or hoped. I believe therapy can be a space where you don’t have to have everything figured out or only bring the parts of yourself you’re proud of. I want to support clients in exploring the messy, complicated, and sometimes uncomfortable parts of their stories with honesty and compassion, without judgment. I believe everyone has strengths and the capacity for growth, and I love helping people reconnect with those parts of themselves while making meaningful changes in their lives. My approach is collaborative and genuine—I work alongside my clients to understand where they’ve been, where they are now, and where they want to go, creating goals that feel meaningful and realistic for them.

I provide grounded, nonjudgmental support for individuals processing and integrating experiences such as psychedelic journeys, spiritual experiences, and other transformative personal work. This is therapeutic support after these experiences; I do not facilitate or participate in psychedelic experiences.

Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy being outside, traveling, skiing, cooking, reading, and spending time with loved ones—including my pup, Ruby. I look forward to connecting with you and supporting you on your path.