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Monique is co-owner of 7220 as well as a clinician. Monique is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing individual, couples, and family therapy in Wyoming for over 11 years. She has worked in a variety of different settings and has had the honor of working alongside people ages 3-90 on their journey to healing. Some of her primary specialties include working with people in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and their loved ones; anxiety disorders; parenting struggles; and ADHD across the lifespan. Monique is a Complex Trauma Informed Provider Level 1. In addition to traditional talk therapy, she predominately utilizes techniques from CBT, ACT, IFS, and MI in her practice. 

Monique is available to provide counseling in person or telehealth. She is an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Mountain Health CO-OP, Medicare, Wyoming Medicaid, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna. She also takes private pay and has an income-based sliding scale for those who are uninsured.

MSW, LCSW (WY), LSCSW (KS)

LP is one of our practice owners and therapists. They work out of a strengths-based, trauma-informed, sex-positive, anti-oppression, feministic focus. They are skilled in a variety of different evidence-based treatment modalities and pick which modality to use with a client based on the client’s specific needs. They primarily utilize Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as well as EMDR with the majority of clients. Their age of focus is 12 and above. LP has significant experience working with treatment focused around gender and sexuality, serving many clients in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, a community which she is also a member of. They are skilled in completing WPATH-competent assessments and letters for hormone replacement therapy and gender confirmation surgeries for their transgender clients. LP frequently works with clients wanting to process traumatic events or compound trauma, religious trauma, traumatic grief and loss, clients that are experiencing significant self-harm and suicidality, and clients struggling with emotion regulation. LP has over a decade of experience working in multiple areas of the field including creating programs to support clients facing homelessness and food insecurity, community mental health services, working as a foster care case manager, a foster care placement specialist, providing in-home family therapy services through Family Preservation, child abuse and domestic violence crisis intervention services through Family Advocacy Program, as well as providing therapeutic services for residents of local long-term care facilities.

LP is available to provide counseling in person or telehealth. They are an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Mountain Health CO-OP, Medicare, Wyoming Medicaid, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna. They also take private pay and have an income-based sliding scale for those who are uninsured.

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MA, PPC

Sara Bursać

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MSW, LCSW

Sara is one of our individual therapists. Sara provides support and tools to help you connect with your healing process. She takes time to deeply listen and reflect back questions that open new doors of understanding and self-compassion. As a social worker and counselor, Sara’s experience includes crisis intervention, trauma support, and addiction recovery. Sara is passionate about working with individuals involved in the justice system and their loved ones.

In addition to counseling work, Sara offers AcuRecovery to clients, an ear acupuncture treatment used as an aide in treating addiction, trauma and stress. As a yoga teacher, she may include meditations and body practices during a session to foster grounding and settling. Sara is committed to helping all bodies increase capacity for showing up with their full selves in racialized spaces (ie everywhere) by promoting practices of embodied antiracism, developed by the Cultural Somatics Training & Institute.

Sara is currently completing her Compassionate Inquiry training and we are excited for her to add these skills to her already established list of frameworks.

Sara is in the credentialing process to become an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Mountain Health Co-Op, Medicaid, Private Pay, MINES EAP, and Income-based sliding scale for those uninsured. 

Maia Marces

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MSW, PCSW

Maia is one of our individual therapists. Maia practices from strengths-based, systems-based, as well as anti-oppressive perspectives. They utilize a number of tools in practice, including narrative shaping, mindfulness, critical education, relaxation and somatic exercises, as well as other artistically expressive modalities.

They offer services to both youth and adults, with specialization in coping with life transitions, school or work place stress and difficulties, self-esteem issues, relational and familly conflict, religious trauma, and intersectional identities with a special focus on 2SLGBTQIAP+ and multicultural experiences.

Maia offers in-person and telehealth sessions to your availability and preference, and accepts insurance (Blue Cross, Blue Sheild, Cigna, Mountain Health Co-op, Medicaid, MINES EAP, Private Pay, and Income-based sliding scale for those uninsured. In their free time, Maia enjoys being outdoors with their dogs, Laika and Yuri, playing video games or board games with friends, or seeking new experiences with their partner. They grew up in Cheyenne, WY, and has spent the last 8 years making Laramie home.

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MS, Counseling Intern

Hannah is a master-level intern. She is currently getting her clinical mental health counseling degree at the University of Wyoming. Hannah has previous experience being a mentor on campus for first-generation college students and in community mental health. Hannah is passionate about the healing journey and believes in a holistic approach.

Hannah will be offering pro-bono for individuals.