Colleen Imholte (she/her)

Interpersonal connections are integral to our human experience, and still, creating lasting closeness and connection does require intentionality and effort. It can be difficult to gain perspective on the conflicts and challenges within our own relationships. In my work of supporting relationships, I aim to learn about your unique relationship contexts and provide new ideas for relating, supporting, and validating the experiences of another person. I have experience in supporting people and their caregivers at end-of-life as a board-certified music therapist (MT-BC), and I am a trauma-informed experienced registered yoga teacher (E-RYT) with experience leading yoga in eating disorder treatment for adolescents and adults. Presently, I am a student intern with Through Therapy Collective, gaining field experience and supervision toward a post-master's certificate in counseling with a focus on marriage and family therapy through Adler Graduate School.

I am passionate about supporting clients in improving the quality of their relationships. Building stronger connections with loved ones (those present with us and through grief work) can provide increased meaning and have a significant effect on our personal wellness and sense of community/social belonging. Together we can name, process, and explore things that may keep you feeling stuck, like systemic barriers, traumatic experiences, relationship difficulties, self-limiting beliefs. Most importantly, the relationship that we create in your therapeutic process has the potential to support your healing and transform your personal relationships.