Vickie J. Kulinski, LCSW - Psychotherapist
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Telehealth Therapy for Adults — Strength, Clarity, & Change
Vickie J. Kulinski, LCSW — Telehealth psychotherapy for adults facing depression, relationship concerns, life transitions, and parenting concerns. Licensed in FL, CO, NC, IN, UT & OH.
Telehealth Therapy Services —
Specialties & What I Treat
Individual
I provide supportive, evidence‑informed telehealth therapy for adults in North Carolina, Florida, Colorado, Indiana, Utah, and Ohio. My specialties include relationship issues, depression, life transitions, boundaries and codependency, bipolar disorder, and self-improvement. I work with clients who want practical, compassionate therapy and realistic change.
$125/hour
If you’re struggling with repeated relational patterns, boundaries, or emotional overfunctioning, start with our comprehensive guide on healthy relationships and boundaries — a foundation for understanding and growth:
→ Relationship Therapy for Adults — Healing Patterns & Building Healthier Connection
Relationship & Couples Support
Struggling with communication, resentment, or changing roles? I help individuals repair patterns, set boundaries, and strengthen connection.
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Depression & Life Transitions
Feeling stuck after a loss, job change, or major life shift? Therapy helps you build momentum, manage symptoms of depression, and find meaning in new chapters.
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Codependency, Boundaries & Self‑Worth
If you find yourself putting others' needs ahead of your own, therapy can help you develop healthier boundaries, rebuild confidence, and learn self‑compassion.
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General Individual Therapy for Adults
Short‑ and long‑term therapy available via secure video sessions. We’ll create a treatment approach focused on your goals and daily life — practical, realistic, and compassionate.
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Ready to talk? Schedule a free 15‑minute consult call or text 303-847-7042 * or email at ASkyeCounseling@gmail.com*
*Email and text may not be secure, please do not share personal information.
Insurances accepted for Individual Therapy: Aetna, Anthem, BCBS, Cigna, United, Optum and Employee Assistance Programs
Licensure
A good relationship between client and therapist is the best indicator for success and it’s important to continue to assess this relationship even after starting therapy.
But how do you find the right one? Start with licensure.
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In the state of Colorado, anyone can call themselves a therapist or counselor, legally. Finding a licensed therapist/counselor does not guarantee they will be a good fit for you. However, it does ensure they have had the necessary schooling and supervised hours post graduation to meet the state requirements for licensure, thus increasing your chances of finding a quality therapist.
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