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Duey Freeman, MA LPC - Director Duey Freeman is a licensed psychotherapist, teacher, consultant and administrator. He has extensive training and experience in gestalt therapy, family therapy, bioenergetics, and therapy with children. After working in education as a teacher and principal for 12 years, he entered private practice and joined the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies in 1982. He uses different modalities with an emphasis on experimental processes. Duey teaches classes in Gestalt therapy, child development, therapy with children and adolescents and family therapy. Working with the educational system offering classes on "At Risk Children," he consults with schools throughout the state. |
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| Duane Mullner, MTh, LPC Duane Mullner is a licensed psychotherapist, consultant, educator and co-director of the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies. He applies a systemic approach integrating gestalt and family therapy modalities. Specializing in grief and trauma work., he has extensive experience in working with abused children and adults. With more than 25 years of experience in his own successful private practice, he brings a pioneer mentality, hope-filled vision and an intuitive wisdom with his clinical skills. |
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Victoria Story, MS - Senior Faculty Victoria received her masters degree from the University of Southern California in Counseling Psychology in 1977. She graduated from the Gestalt Institute of The Rockies in 1983, and has 25 years in the practice of psychotherapy in agency and private settings. She has directed a residential addiction program and a training institute, and has provided consultation to a variety of agencies. Victoria's specialization are group work, addictions and gay and lesbian issues. She combines her knowledge and training in Neo-Rechian work with Gestalt practice integrating mind, body and spirit. |
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