Meet Jamie
Counselor

Jamie Domagata, LPC

I am passionate about walking along side women struggling with difficult seasons in their life. I will support you in uncovering the layers, dismantling self-limiting beliefs, and embracing the formidable force that makes you uniquely powerful. It’s time to own your narrative and step into your authentic, empowered self.

If you are ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and personal growth, I am here to walk beside you every step of the way. Together, we will navigate the complexities of depression, anxiety, stress, or whatever ails you, and help you find the strength to live a more fulfilling life. 

Why Jamie became a therapist

I became a therapist after experiencing the benefits of therapy first-hand, following the loss of a loved one at a young age. My journey has lead me to a passion for helping others through their most challenging times.  I focus on a collaborative approach helping you reach your goals by incorporating cognitive-behavioral, solution focused, trauma informed and mindfulness-based interventions.

I have a wide range of experience working with individuals of all different walks of life. My career began working with older adults, those who are actively dying and caregivers. I have extensive training surrounding dementia and cognitive disorders as well as experience with guardianship/conservatorship and care coordination.

I have experience working with adolescents and teens in school settings. In this setting I teach social emotional skills, runs small groups and meets with students who are experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, family issues or suicidal ideation. More recently, I have grown a great passion for supporting women struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorder, difficulty in relationships, postpartum anxiety or depression, self-worth and struggling with life balance. 

Click the schedule consultation button to ask any questions you may have. I look forward to the opportunity to support you on your path to healing.

About Jamie

I live on a small farm in Dolores, Colorado. I raise chickens, goats, horses and my three daughters, along side my husband. I spend my Summers tending to a large garden and fruit orchard. I work at a small rural elementary school, as a school counselor, during the school year. I enjoy spending time outside and staying active by trail running, hiking and paddle boarding. 

Cost & Location

Jamie’s rate is $150 per individual session.  Jamie is in network with Aetna, United Healthcare, Oscar Health, Oxford Health and Blue Cross Blue Shield. If you have a different insurance and want to utilize out-of-network benefits, Jamie will provide you with a Superbill to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Jamie is not enrolled as a Medicaid provider.

Jamie works virtually with clients who reside in Colorado.

Hours

Jamie is available virtually on Fridays.

Click the Schedule Consultation find a time to meet with her.

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Embracing Your Worth:
Empowerment Through Women's Therapy

Struggling? You're in The Right Place

In today’s fast-paced world, women face myriad challenges and expectations that can often leave them feeling unworthy or inadequate. The struggle to balance multiple roles, societal pressures, and self-doubt can take a toll on their self-esteem. However, it’s essential to recognize that every woman possesses unique qualities that make her exceptional. Therapy can be a transformative journey towards breaking free from the shackles of self-doubt, empowering women to embrace their worth and confidently show up in their own distinctive way.

1. Confronting Negative Self-Perceptions:
Many women harbor negative self-perceptions, driven by societal standards and personal experiences. These beliefs can lead to a constant sense of inadequacy and prevent them from recognizing their true value. Through therapy, women can delve into the root causes of these beliefs, challenge them, and ultimately reframe their self-image.

2. Embracing Authenticity:
Each woman possesses a unique set of strengths, talents, and perspectives that contribute to the rich tapestry of human diversity. Therapy can help women identify their authentic selves and nurture the courage to embrace their individuality unapologetically. By doing so, they can liberate themselves from the burden of comparison and live in alignment with their true essence.

3. Building Resilience When You’re Struggling:
Therapy equips women with invaluable tools to build emotional resilience. It empowers them to navigate life’s challenges with grace, face setbacks with determination, and turn adversity into opportunities for growth. Strengthening their resilience helps them feel more confident in their ability to face any situation that comes their way.

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Therapy for Women Who Are Struggling

4. Cultivating Self-Compassion:
Self-criticism and perfectionism can be harsh taskmasters, perpetuating feelings of unworthiness. Therapy encourages women to cultivate self-compassion, understanding that they are human beings deserving of love and kindness—just as they are. By treating themselves with the same compassion they extend to others, they can break free from the chains of self-doubt.

5. Overcoming Past Traumas:
For some women, past traumas can play a significant role in shaping feelings of unworthiness. Therapy provides a safe space to process these experiences, heal emotional wounds, and learn coping strategies to move forward. By addressing and overcoming past traumas, women can unlock their full potential and reclaim their sense of worth.

6. Empowering Assertiveness:
Many women find themselves struggling with asserting themselves confidently due to societal expectations or past experiences. Therapy can help them find their voice, set healthy boundaries, and communicate their needs effectively. Empowering assertiveness enables them to navigate both personal and professional relationships with greater confidence and authenticity.

Instead of Struggling- Every Woman Deserves to Feel Worthy, Confident, and Empowered.

Every woman deserves to feel worthy, confident, and empowered to embrace her unique self. Adulting can be hard, but therapy offers a transformative journey of self-discovery, allowing women to confront their feelings of unworthiness, shed self-limiting beliefs, and build resilience. By embracing their authenticity and cultivating self-compassion, women can show up in the world with unwavering confidence, making a profound impact on their lives and the lives of those around them. Remember, you are worthy, and your voice matters – embrace your journey towards empowerment through therapy today.

Our Approach

At Tribe, we take a holistic approach to growth, meaning we focus on the whole person:  mind, body, and soul.  If you are struggling with a relationship issue, professional challenge, or just feeling uneasy with the way things are, counseling can help.

You may be asking, “Would I benefit from therapy?”  If you want to grow in the following areas the answer is yes:

Emotional Intelligence

Emotional Intelligence is the capacity to understand emotions and emotional needs both in self and others. Developing self-awareness, self-discipline, and empathy are all a part of Emotional Intelligence (EI). Counseling can help you to increase your EI so you will be better able to connect with those around you.   

Relationship / Marriage

Relationship/Marriage.  Many women struggle finding ways to connect with their husband or significant other.  “No matter how hard I try I just can’t reach him,” is a common sentiment for women.  Also, women can struggle with vulnerability and knowing how to create safety.  We can support you in understanding yours and your partners attachment style and how to create a loving and supportive form of communication.

Shame

Shame.  Shame is a universal human problem that impacts men and women alike. Learning how to deal with shame through the power of vulnerability, self-acceptance, and receiving love and acceptance from others is how shame is combatted.  Our individual therapy and our group therapy are both excellent ways to persevere over shame.

Fear

Fear.  Fear can stop you from living a free and fulfilling life.  Fear often manifests itself in the form of anxiety or worry.  Learning how to isolate negative and fearful thoughts, while also practicing disciplines such as contemplative prayer, meditation, mindfulness, and mind-body techniques with your therapist, will help you to move from fear to freedom.  The fear that results from a traumatic experience can also be processed through therapy.  We offer EMDR which has helped thousands or people overcome the pain of trauma.

For a Woman Who is Struggling

For people experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, life transitions, and more, our therapists/counselors also provide therapy to help you acclimate and become more comfortable in situations that cause you distress. 

As humans, we naturally wish not to suffer, but sometimes we find ourselves struggling and don’t know what to do. We typically try to escape anxious feelings as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, we rarely succeed at truly getting rid of those awful feelings.

Suppressing them, denying them or distracting ourselves with other activities might work for a moment, but these are temporary fixes at best. The anxiety inevitably returns, often with even greater intensity. We refer to this dynamic as the cycle of avoidance.

You cannot fix a problem by avoiding it; you must instead learn how to change your relationship to it. Symptoms from anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress can be lessened when properly addressed with the help of a therapist. Therapy helps break the cycle of avoidance by teaching you how to face the anxiety head-on.

During the course of therapy, you’ll learn skills to manage how you feel, including how to work with your nervous system. You will learn to recognize your triggers and identify your internal warning signs that the anxiety cycle has started.

You will learn to disengage from negative thoughts and treat them as information, rather than absolute truths, so they have less influence over your behavior. You will also learn acceptance skills that allow you to feel the physical symptoms of anxiety as they occur in your body without trying to change them or run from them.

Mental Health
Mom makes you want to scream. Therapy for women when you're struggling

At Tribe Mind Body Wellness, we will help you to have:

About Tribe Mental Health Therapists & Counselors

You Deserve to Feel Great. We’re Here to Help.

Tribe is a group practice of counselors and therapists that was formed to meet your needs. At any point in your life, whether you are a child or an adult, having outside support can help you to change your path and feel more in control of your life.

Reach out for a free 15-minute consultation to see if we are the right fit for you.