Mental Health Counseling

You can either access mental health counseling services on one of our three campuses or virtually.  Our counselor, no matter which campus, is available for virtual appointments. 

Drop-In hours are Mondays – Thursdays from 11 am – 12 pm. Access drop-ins by checking in at the following locations:

• Boulder County Campus - Testing Center, A-1124
• Larimer Campus - Mental Health Counseling Front Desk, MA-200
• Westminster Campus - The Peak, C-0952

Each FRCC student can now access up to four (4) free online therapy sessions per academic year on the BetterMynd platform. These 50-minute, live video-sessions are private, confidential, and can take place from the convenience of your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Sessions are available during the day, at night, and on the weekends. If you have any questions about these services, email BetterMynd.

Please note: BetterMynd is only available to students 18 years of age and older.

Location Options: Westminster Campus & Virtual

Natalie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has been working in the field of mental health for over 15 years. She has experience providing therapy to individuals and groups of all ages. She uses a variety of therapeutic techniques and interventions to help reset and bring recovery and healing to your nervous system.

Natalie has a passion for caring for and helping others on their journey to think, feel and do their best. She is committed to providing a safe environment that offers hope and support for you as you work towards becoming your best version of you. She would love to meet you and share with you how she can support you in getting your mental health and wellness needs met. 

Location Options: Boulder County Campus & Virtual

Eirin is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has been working in collegiate mental health on-and-off for over 15 years. She has experience helping individuals navigate the many challenges that arise during their time as a student including (but not limited to) issues with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, grief, academic distress and life transitions. She is passionate about helping students build resilience, improve self-esteem and develop effective coping strategies to be successful in their academic goals. In therapy, she uses a collaborative and holistic approach, integrating evidenced-based techniques with a student’s personal strengths and values. Together, she works with the student to explore patterns of thinking and behavior, uncover underlying emotions, and collaborate on a plan to foster improvement.

Eirin strives to provide a warm, non-judgmental environment where students can feel heard and
understood. Taking the step toward therapy can be daunting, but is also a powerful act of self-
care. Whether you are struggling with a specific issue or simply seeing personal growth, Eirin is here to support you.

Location Options: Larimer Campus & Virtual