Samina Nelson, Counseling Intern
Samina’s kindness, hope, and faith-filled wisdom will encourage you toward the changes you seek in your life. She will help you feel seen, heard, valued, and understood. Samina is open to working with a wide variety of clients and has a special interest in helping men and women who are struggling with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, relationship issues, life transitions, and helping people discover their God-given identity. Samina has a passion for empowering clients by facilitating inner healing, hope, self-discovery, and wholeness. She creates safe spaces for clients to express themselves while asking the questions that will help them grow in their identity, self-worth, emotional resilience, and healthy relationships.
Samina grew up in South Dakota and moved to Summit County in 1996 in search of adventure and her life path. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Applied Psychology from Regis University with highest honors and has nearly completed her Master of Arts in Counseling in Clinical Mental Health from Denver Seminary. She has enjoyed being a longtime local of Summit County and loves being a mother of two teenage daughters.
Areas of Interest
- Anxiety and Stress
- Depression
- Helping with Confidence and Self-esteem Issues
- Relational Conflict
- Help clients discover their God-given identity
- Life Transitions and Goals
- Young Adults
- Couples
- Individual Adults (Men and Women)
Contact Samina
Status: Samina is no longer accepting new clients.
Samina Nelson is a student at Denver Seminary and practicing as part of the school’s practicum or clinical program, which means she is exempt from DORA’s licensure requirements.
Call today at 720-WELCOME (720-935-2663 x123) or contact Samina for more information.