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Specialized Trauma Therapy for Millennial Women
Therapy for anxiety, trauma, grief, burnout, and life transitions — in-person in Arvada and online across Colorado, Wyoming, Texas, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Florida.
Many of the women I work with appear high functioning on the outside while internally feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, disconnected from themselves, or stuck in survival mode.
"Empowerment is about finding the courage to tune into your own voice, make sense of your story, and choose to live a life that's authentically yours."
- Brené Brown
OUR HAPPY CLIENTS
What They Say
Jill is a wonderful clinician! She brings an authentic warmth and silliness to her practice that helps clients feel safe and comfortable addressing even the scariest topics! She is an asset to anyone navigating anxiety or life transitions.
- Jenna F.
Jill is a kind and warm professional who fosters a safe and nurturing space for everyone she encounters. I confidently recommend Jill for women looking to begin their therapeutic journey towards healing and personal growth.
- Renee H.
Jill has the most caring and kind spirit, with a sense of humor shines through. It is evindent when working with Jill, you are truly cared for and seen. If you are looking for someone to provide a non-judgemetal kind of space, she's your gifl!
- Marie Y.
MEET OUR
Meer Soul Counseling Therapist
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OWNER OF MEER SOUL COUNSELING
Jill Lees, LCSW
EMDR-Trained Trauma Therapist
Hi, I’m Jill Lees, LCSW, founder of Meer Soul Counseling.
I work primarily with millennial women navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, burnout, perfectionism, and life transitions.
Many of my clients are insightful, high functioning, and deeply self-aware — but internally feel overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, disconnected from themselves, or stuck in survival mode.
My approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in EMDR, IFS-informed therapy, and nervous-system-focused care.
I aim to create a therapy space where you do not have to over-explain yourself or perform being “okay.”