Hi! I’m Dr. Conrad

I am so glad you are here!

Finding a therapist who is a good fit for you is important. I have included some information about myself and how I do therapy below.

Feel free to look it over.

If you are interested in learning more about me or getting started with therapy, you can reach out to me through text, phone call, or email.

To get started with therapy and see if I am a good fit, you can schedule a free consultation appointment.

About Me

  • I am a queer, neurodivergent therapist who specializes in the issues faced by queer, neurodivergent folks including trauma, relationships, and sex issues. I use they/them pronouns and identify as non-binary/ genderqueer. I am white and was born the oldest child to white, upper-middle class parents. I hold no ethnic connection to any particular group as a result of the United States' conceptualization of race- specifically the patriarchal, colonizing, white supremacist construction of "whiteness". I was raised as a part of the Evangelical Christian church although I am no longer a part of any religious group. I was born and raised in the greater Los Angeles area of California. I have been married to my husband since 2020.

    I received my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Touro University in April 2023. I also hold a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a master’s degree in Special Education, and a Doctorate in Health Science specializing in clinical leadership and transgender health care. I am the Clinical Director of the ND+ Denver Tech Center Office and co-owner of Entelechy Healing Collective, the group that includes ND+.

    Outside of the office, I love watching movies, taking my seven-pound Pomeranian puppy (pictured above) out for walks in the park, and searching for the best cup of coffee in Colorado. I also write poetry, read feminist theory, and pour obscene numbers of hours into strategy and RPG video games in my free time.

  • I am licensed in the state of Colorado as a Marriage and Family Therapist.

    I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

    I have post degree training in Neurodiversity (ADHD, ASD, OCD), Sex Therapy, clinical approaches for treating trauma, and clinical supervision.

    More details about my education, training, and certifications can be found here: Conrad's Resume

  • email: conrad@ndtherapyclinic.com

    phone/text: 720-213-6767

  • I grew up and went to college in Southern California (just outside of Los Angeles). After graduating, I started working as an educator and fell in love with helping people learn and grow. This passion continued when I moved to Colorado and started working with non-profit organizations that advocated for individuals with disabilities and other underserved people groups.

    Eventually, I decided I wanted to develop a more sophisticated clinical skill set so that I could be a more present and effective agent of change. After completing my first Masters degree and a professional certification in Applied Behavior Analysis, I began working with families and children across the state of Colorado. In doing this work, I became more deeply convinced of the power of evidence-based treatment, creative problem solving, and playful connection. I also quickly realized how little I knew and how much more there is to learn.

    Having completed my second master’s degree, I have pivoted to working with Neurodivergent folks particularly when they are also impacted by issues related to their relationships, sexuality, gender, and trauma. As a queer, neurodiverse person myself, this work is something I am deeply passionate about. Outside of work, I spend my time reading, watching movies, and exploring Colorado with my husband. The picture above is my husband and I picking locally grown pumpkins- something that didn’t happen much where I grew up!

  • If you want to hear me completely nerd out, ask me about:

    1. Queer, Feminist theory- specifically related to compulsive heteronormativity and damaging forms of masculinity

    2. Language use and construction- especially differences between Neurotypical and Neurodiverse Brains

    3. Mary Oliver’s Poetry

    4. Jungian/Archetype Psychology

    5. Video games: Pokemon franchise, Slay the Spire 2, old JRPGs, Palworld

    6. Movies/TV: Howl's Moving Castle, Hacks

  • My personal and professional perspective is informed by a commitment to social justice, community-mindedness, feminist theory, queer theory, and disability theory. Politically, I consider myself to be somewhere on the leftist/socialist/anarchist side of things. I value creativity, accountability and questioning established power structures. I tell the truth. I was raised Evangelical Christian, and have been deconstructing those beliefs for many years- I currently do not consider myself religiously affiliated with any group but am very comfortable discussing religion and spirituality. Professionally, I see empowering my clients with accurate information, access to high quality medical care, and the removal of barriers as a top priority. I am sex positive, drug-neutral, and non-pathologizing in my thinking and clinical work. I endeavor to help my clients explore and refine their own, authentic voice. I do not use AI tools in any of my clinical work and attempt to limit their use wherever possible. I place a high value on my client’s privacy and safety.