BeX has been a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) serving the Denver community for over 13 years.  As a graduate of a multicultural counseling graduate school program, she brings a vivacious spirit, calm yet fierce demeanor, and the presence of allyship to her therapeutic relationships. As a therapist and a person, BeX strives to be a little bit different as she is a very "outside of the box" as a therapist using appropriate humor and laughter, feeling big feelings together, music, song lyrics, art, and walk & talk therapy sessions with her clients.

As a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), BeX has spent over ten years of her career working in nonprofit organizations, three additional years creating and implementing mental health wellness programs that didn't exist before her arrival, and a 4-year stint in solo private practice.  BeX is artistically inclined, musically engaged, nature and social justice-loving, deeply passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion, and she believes in the deep and healing power of community.  It is no surprise to anyone who knows her well that her vocational dreams landed her at the door of Deeper Roots Family Counseling... a brand new Mental Health Collective of therapists, catering to all people in any family system. 

BeX is the Senior Therapist at Deeper Roots and she brings deep empathy, "a feeling of being seen," and a very sacred, strong therapeutic alliance with her clients.  She is well known for her "compassionately direct" therapeutic style and prides herself on supporting clients in both laughing and crying within the same session. Her favorite clients to work with are: Womyn, POC/BIPOC, the "Teeny Boppers of America" (as she calls teens), all LGBTQIA+ folx, highly sensitive people (HSPs), survivors of both narcissistic abuse/divorce, religious trauma, and she loves working with other helpers: teachers, therapists, medical professionals, etc.

BeX's entire mental health career has been centered around serving marginalized communities. She offers a free 15 minute in person, video, or phone consultation for all prospective clients.

Kerri Childs is a compassionate and experienced therapist specializing in supporting individuals and couples through life's most challenging moments. With expertise in perinatal mental health, neurodivergence, and complex trauma, Kerri offers a trauma-informed, client-centered approach to therapy that honors each individual’s unique experiences and strengths.

Kerri is committed to providing an affirming space for neurodivergent clients, including those with autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. She believes in creating a therapeutic environment that embraces and supports neurological diversity, focusing on building understanding, self-awareness, and emotional resilience. Kerri works with clients to foster self-acceptance and emotional well-being, rather than focusing on changing or "fixing" their neurodivergent traits.

Kerri’s trauma-focused practice integrates evidence-based approaches, including Brainspotting, somatic psychology, and parts work, to address deep emotional pain, such as birth trauma, grief, and past trauma. She is well-versed in supporting high-acuity clients—those who may be navigating intense emotional distress or complex life circumstances—with a nurturing, empathetic, and grounded approach.

A passionate LGBTQ+ ally, Kerri ensures that her therapeutic practice is inclusive and affirming of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions. She is committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, validated, and supported in their journeys toward healing.

Kerri holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University and is a National Certified Counselor (NCC). She has worked with diverse populations, from correctional facility groups to family and group counseling in clinical settings.

Whether you’re seeking support for trauma, neurodivergence, or relationship dynamics, Kerri offers a warm, understanding, and empowering therapeutic approach that helps clients achieve lasting healing and personal growth.

Jessica Zinner is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals and couples through some of life’s most transformative and challenging experiences. Specializing in perinatal mental health, Jessica is passionate about providing tailored therapeutic support to parents during the perinatal period, whether through individual counseling or couples therapy. She works with clients to navigate the emotional complexities of pregnancy, birth, and the transition to parenthood, offering a safe space for healing, connection, and personal growth.

With training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Jessica helps couples strengthen their relationships, improve communication, and develop practical tools to deepen their emotional connection. She has extensive experience working with couples to address relationship dynamics, including those that arise during the perinatal period, where stress, new roles, and shifting identities can create unique challenges. Whether you're navigating pre-conception stress, preparing for parenthood, or adjusting to life with a newborn, Jessica supports couples in building strong, resilient relationships.

Jessica integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) into her practice to help clients challenge unhelpful thoughts, develop coping strategies, and create healthier patterns of behavior. She uses evidence-based approaches to address a range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, and adjustment difficulties, ensuring that each client receives personalized care that meets their unique needs.

Jessica’s approach is warm, empathetic, and client-centered. She understands that the transition to parenthood is a deeply personal experience and is committed to providing the support necessary to help clients thrive during this pivotal time. Whether you're seeking individual counseling or couples support, Jessica is here to help you navigate the complexities of perinatal mental health and build a foundation for emotional well-being.

Kylee started her career working with children and families and very quickly discovered she had a passion for working with parents. Kylee started working with parents in private practice through Fulfilled Motherhood Counseling and did that for 5 years before starting Deeper Roots Family Counseling. Kylee continues to work with moms and supervises other clinicians interested in perinatal mental health, brainspotting, acceptance and commitment therapy and supporting families through counseling!