Comeback Story Counseling
Mike Ensley, LPC, Owner/Counselor | Loveland, CO
970-316-3939
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Justin Walmsley, LAC, MFTC
Justin Walmsley is a Licensed Addiction Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate. He is a Colorado native but has lived all over the world. Justin is excited to bring mental health accessibility to a wide range of clients with diverse backgrounds and unique stories.
Justin’s focus is primarily relationship counseling, specializing in high conflict situations, infidelity repair, non-traditional couples and families, and the LGBTQIA community. He is also an experienced addiction recovery counselor.
Justin incorporates a wide variety of modalities to include EFT, IFS, Somatic Experiencing, Solution Focused, Gottman, and Experiential Therapy. His primary specialty, Narrative Therapy, works with your story and language to identify opportunities to gain flexibility in perspective and bring purpose and intentionality to even the most emotionally charged parts of life.
Areas of focus: couples, high conflict relationship counseling, addiction, infidelity repair, lgbtqia issues,
EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. This dynamic therapy has been used for decades all around the world to bring people relief from symptoms of PTSD, and has many other applications with issues like anxiety, phobias, grief, OCD, and even addiction and compulsive habits.
EMDR works directly with the autonomic nervous system (ANS) which plays a huge role in emotional regulation, fight or flight response, and memory processing and storage. Many symptoms of trauma and other conditions are rooted in this system being overwhelmed, improperly processing events, and creating unhelpful associations and stimulus responses.
Clients of EMDR therapy often experience significant changes in emotional response and thought patterns that once felt insurmountable and permanent.
Your counselor can assess you for possible EMDR treatment and create a customized plan for therapy.