The Counselor

Steven M. Schoser

Feeling like no one understands what you are going through and wondering where to turn? When dealing with life's struggles, no matter how big or small, we often wish we could find someone who understands, is supportive, takes the time to listen, and who will help create a safe and supportive environment and build a trusting relationship to help navigate through life's twists and turns.

My thoughts behind counseling are that everyone should be welcomed with Open Arms and that the counselors have an Open Mind. This makes the counseling process warm, welcoming, thoughtful, and provides a comfortable and safe environment for the client to begin gaining insight and direction.

The following is a sample of the clients that I serve in my counseling practice: * LGBTQ adolescents and adults (individuals, couples) * Adolescents whom are struggling at home, in school, and in the community * Those struggling with depression, anxiety, substance use, and other mental health issues.

Call or e-mail Steven M. Schoser, MA, LPCC for a free consultation now - (303) 816-3896

Who is next, please?

An emergency or health problem? Schosers can provide medical assistance.

Georg Schoser is executive medical director of the Tettnang hospital near Lake Constance. He is specialised in intensive care and anaesthesia and would therefore clearly know what to do in an emergency.

Karin Schoser is medical director of the county hospital of Tuttlingen on the Danube river. She is specialised in the treatment of strokes and responsible for the hospital's stroke ward.

Heike Schoser works in the dan gym of Burladingen. She is physiotherapist specialised in back problems and gives lessons in indoor cycling. Apart from these medical tasks she is responsible for membership administration.

In the case of psychological health problems, Steven Schoser may be able to help out. He works as family therapist for the Addiction Research and Treatment Services (ARTS) at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine. ARTS is specialised in drug treatment programs for adolescents and offenders.

The photographer

Steven Michael Schoser likes photography and has become a master in flower photography. He lives in Denver, Colorado just a few hours from the Colorado Mountains. On his webpage, he writes:

"I have a thing for flower photography. This seems to be my niche, I love grabbing my camera and heading out to the local botanic gardens, or going for a drive up to the mountains and snapping a few shots of the lovely flora!"

Many of his photos are accessible on Flickr or on Imagekind where they can be purchased for about $ 16. Yet, it seems Steven is still to take a photo of a paphiopedilum schoseri.