Maria Borghoff, MA, LPCC, E-CYT

Psychotherapist + Artist + Teacher

Since 2011, I have supported thousands of people through the many thresholds of life. My approach to therapy is grounded in liberation, holistic and adaptive, transparent and collaborative. I support people who are in seasons of healing, dying, birthing, and becoming. I believe the natural world is pulsing with aliveness and magic, and I weave this view into my work with adults, couples, leaders, and healers.

I hold a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) in the state of Colorado. I am a Yoga School founder and Experienced Certified Yoga Teacher (E-CYT) with advanced training in Sri Vidya Tantra Hatha Yoga Meditation. I have also completed training in:

• Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

• Trauma-Informed Somatic Yoga

• Perinatal and Parent-Infant Mental Health

• Death Doula and End-of-Life Care

• Reiki Energy Healing

• Nature-Based and Expressive Arts Therapy 

• Sexual Integrity

• Interpersonal Therapy

• Mother-Infant Therapy Group

• Circle of Security Attachment Model for Caregivers and Children

• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

• Relational-Cultural Therapy

I enjoy working with people who are navigating stress, nervous system disorder, anxiety, depression, complex trauma, sexuality and intimacy, pregnancy and postpartum, end-of-life and terminal illness, psychedelic integration, career transition, and spiritual identity. I have gratefully worked in a range of settings including community mental health, schools, museums, intimate partner violence shelters, residential programs, hospice, psychiatric rehabilitation, corporate offices, and in-home therapy. Wild Embrace Healing is a living altar where I offer eco-art psychotherapy, yoga meditation immersions, teacher training, and consulting.

Outside of my work, I enjoy witnessing the shift of seasons, growing and foraging, singing and dancing, skiing and camping, writing poetry and making potions, building fires and belly laughing.

Research shows that the most significant factor in therapy being successful is the relationship you have with your therapist. I feel honored each time by the courage it takes for someone to reach out, and I am grateful for the privilege to serve each person I meet on this path.

Want to see if working together might feel like a good fit? Contact Maria for a free phone call.