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Liam McClelland

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Candidate

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  • Liam supports clients in understanding emotional and intellectual patterns, navigating attachment styles like avoidant and anxious, and walking with families and couples through the journey of grief. He also works with individuals facing spiritual and existential crises, helping them cultivate emotional connection, grow beyond intellectual defenses, and form habits rooted in purpose and grace.

    Liam strives to create a sacred and supportive space where clients can explore their God-given freedom, resilience, and calling—empowering them to live with greater wholeness, clarity, and faith.

  • Liam was born and raised in Denver. He went to Denver public schools and participated in sports, sound design and leadership development programs before pursuing his higher education.

    Liam observed leaders who dedicated themselves to others, often at the expense of their well-being, leading to burnout. Determined to find a healthier path, Liam embraced faith, therapy, and ongoing education, learning to lead a life that could withstand hardship while pursuing fulfillment.

  • Liam is passionate about fitness, cooking, and playing various games, often finding joy in spending quality time with friends and family. In his alone time, Liam gravitates towards reading sci-fi and fantasy novels, as well as philosophy/faith studies, which inspires his curiosity and critical thinking. He also has a deep appreciation for the arts, expressing himself through occasional writing, painting, and drawing.

  • Liam values staying rooted in his faith and community, giving back through service, volunteering, and charitable work whenever possible. Committed to his own well-being, he nurtures his mental, emotional, and spiritual health through prayer, self-reflection, hobbies, and meaningful relationships. This personal investment in growth and balance allows him to connect authentically with his clients and to model the integration of faith and practice in everyday life.

  • Regis University

    • MA. Marriage and Family Therapy

    Metropolitan State University of Denver.

    • B.S. Human Services : Mental Health Counseling

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Attending Supervisors

As a Pre-licensed professional Marriage and Family therapist, Liam has the help of two supervisors to help address any concerns as well as general consultation.

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Dr. Darin Wallis

PhD, LCSW, LMFT, CACIII

Colorado Center for Couple and Family Therapy

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Aaron Wiemeier

LPC

High Mountain Counseling & Training Institute

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Therapeutic Approaches

Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

EFT is a structured, attachment-based approach that helps individuals and couples create secure, lasting emotional bonds. By exploring underlying emotions and needs, clients develop deeper understanding, heal relational wounds, and build stronger, more fulfilling connections.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

CBT focuses on the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. By identifying and challenging unhelpful thinking patterns, clients develop healthier coping strategies and improve emotional regulation. This structured approach is highly effective for anxiety, depression, and behavior change.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

ACT helps individuals embrace thoughts and feelings without becoming overwhelmed by them. By focusing on mindfulness, values-based actions, and cognitive flexibility, clients learn to navigate difficulties while building a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Bowen Family Systems Theory (BFST)

Bowen FST views individuals within the context of their family and relational dynamics. By understanding generational patterns, emotional reactivity, and differentiation of self, clients develop healthier relationships and greater emotional independence.

Motivational Interviewing (MI)

MI is a collaborative, goal-oriented approach designed to enhance motivation for change. By addressing ambivalence and reinforcing personal values, clients build confidence in making meaningful, sustainable life changes.

Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)

Narrative Therapy helps individuals separate themselves from their problems by viewing their experiences as stories that can be reinterpreted and reshaped. Through this approach, clients explore the meaning they’ve given to life events, uncover strengths, and develop new, empowering narratives.

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