• Dr. Parker Wilson

    Dr. Wilson is a recognized expert in the outpatient treatment of borderline personality disorder (BPD), bipolar depression (BD), complex trauma, major depression, and drug and alcohol addiction.
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  • Jasmine Crane, MA, LPC

    Expertise in mood and anxiety disorders, and disordered eating behaviors. Jasmine brings rare and valuable experience in treating personality disorders, in particular, borderline personality disorder.
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  • The Point of Psychotherapy (part 1)

    The Point of Psychotherapy (part 1) In the last century, Doctor Sigmund Freud was once asked what the point of psychoanalysis was. In essence, why should someone spend the time and the money necessary to engage in this process? Dr. Freud replied that the point of analysis was to make the patient psychologically tolerant of what Read More
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  • Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 1)

    Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 1) Modern couples face a radically different world than their parents faced. Confronted with economic, family, social, and geo-political stressors that did not exist fifty years ago, modern couples must create meaning from an multi-layered, interdependent, complex, confusing, and always shifting reality. At times one partner may react to these stressors Read More
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  • Can My Teen Be Helped?

    Can My Teen Be Helped? AMI provides adolescent psychotherapy to teens between the ages of 12 and 19. Dr. Wilson has a strong, long-time background in treating adolescent depression and anger, bipolar disorder, anxiety, OCD, and impulse disorders, borderline personality disorder, substance and alcohol abuse, and the effects of divorce, death, and/or emotional, sexual, and Read More
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  • Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 2)

    Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 2) After this willingness and awareness are present, the Denver marriage counseling process cultivates true communication. It is very easy for us, as human beings, to mindlessly get out of step with each other. This is the primary reason why the old bromide that "relationships are hard work" tends to be Read More
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  • The Chinese Finger Trap

    The Chinese Finger Trap

    Mindfulness based therapies have become the standard for the treatment of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the 21st century. Still though these therapies for trauma are often misunderstood. Trauma Read More
  • Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (part 2)

    Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (part 2)

    The second phase of AMI's mindfulness based cognitive psychotherapy is the development of mental clarity and healthy behavior. Aristotle once said, "Men acquire a particular quality by constantly acting in Read More
  • Working With Clinical Depression (part 2)

    Working With Clinical Depression (part 2)

    Questions to Answer: What is your depression narrative? Do some writing about the story of your depression. How do you judge yourself for being depressed? Do you blame yourself, or Read More
  • What Is Suffering? Why Psychotherapy? (part 1)

    What Is Suffering? Why Psychotherapy? (part 1)

    In the fifth century before the common era, the Historical Buddha taught the world about the commonalities of human suffering. In essence, all human beings suffer in the same and Read More
  • Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 2)

    Can My Marriage Be Saved? (part 2)

    After this willingness and awareness are present, the Denver marriage counseling process cultivates true communication. It is very easy for us, as human beings, to mindlessly get out of step Read More
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