Simone Sine, M.A. LPCC

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Simone Sine

★ Pronouns: they/them/theirs
★ Email: simone@umbrellacollective.org
★ Phone: (720) 372-4525 (text preferred, I have a stutter)
★ Insurances accepted: Aetna, Anthem, United, Carelon Behavioral Health (Kaiser Permanente RAE 2, Beacon Health Options), Medicaid (Colorado Community Health Alliance: RAEs 6 and 7, Colorado Access: RAEs 3 and 5), Private Pay
★ Licensed for in-person or teletherapy: Colorado
★ Service modalities: Individuals 16+
★ Scheduling availability: In person Monday and Thursdays, virtual Tuesday and Wednesdays. Contact for details. 

Title: LPCC

Intersecting identities that inform my practice: Hi! I’m Simone and I use they/them pronouns. I am a white, queer, neurodivergent person and therapist as well as having a stutter. These identities inform my practice by giving me the perspective that we all exist on spectrums of experience. My lived experiences have taught me that there are many intersecting identities that we hold as humans. I welcome all identities and create a space for my clients for them to feel comfortable being vulnerable and authentic. Building a strong therapeutic relationship holds so much power and can be incredibly healing. I take time to get to know each person and their individual experiences and needs. My goal in working with LGBTQIA+ folx is to help my community explore their gender and sexuality and themself as a whole to feel liberated and connected to themself. I have been in the field for a year and a half and have been drawn to working with Queer, neurodivergent individuals.

Background & Approach: My journey into the field of mental health therapy began during my internship in 2023 in a vibrant and inclusive community where I saw some of my first clients. It was there that I discovered my deep love for working with Queer and Trans individuals—a passion that has only grown stronger over time. That early experience shaped my commitment to creating a space where clients feel seen, respected, and supported in all aspects of their identity. Alongside my clinical work, I hold a lifelong commitment to social justice, which is a central pillar of both my personal values and therapeutic approach. I work with clients to navigate the ways systemic oppression intersects with mental health. Whether in the therapy room or out in the world, I bring a lens of equity, advocacy, and compassion to everything I do.

Theoretical & Clinical Orientation: I am particularly interested in connecting and working with young adults in the LGBTQIA+ community. I am eclectic when it comes to the modalities and theories that I integrate into therapy. I love to incorporate and utilize creative arts, feminist/intersectional therapy, trauma-informed, Jungian, person-centered, internal family systems, attachment, and Queer theory, and narrative theory into therapy.

Licensure, Certifications, & Fellowships: Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC.0022283)

Education & Training:

  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Winona State University, 2021

  • Master if Arts in Clincial Mental Health Counseling from the University of Northern Colorado, 2024

Clinical Specializations: Gender and Sexuality Liberation and Exploration, LGBTQIA+, PTSD and Trauma-informed, Attachment, Relationships, Anxiety, Depression, Grief, Social Justice, Young Adults

Outside of work: In my free time, I enjoy finding creeks in the mountains to hang out at, growing food and herbs in my garden, and art! I also love tarot and astrology and would love to incorporate that into my therapeutic practice.

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Umbrella Collective

Mission Statement:

We are a group of depth-oriented mental health therapists who strive to embody values of liberation, welcome and honor all parts of our humanity, deeply appreciate intersectionality and empower all people to tell their story and experience acceptance, belonging and more meaningful relationships with self and others.

Who We Are:

The Umbrella Collective was developed to be a group practice where clients can see themselves reflected in their therapists from an inclusive standpoint. We consist of a network of talk therapists who specialize in working with an intersectional lens, centering the margins in the therapeutic work. We offer many different psychotherapy modalities, including psychodynamic, somatic, EMDR, CBT, Hypnotherapy, and Substance Abuse treatment. We provide consultation to individuals, families, and groups. Umbrella Collective mental health professionals are passionate about social justice, dedicated to ongoing training and education in best practices for BIPOC, LGBTQ people, and people who experience life on the margins. We are skilled at working with you and your intersecting identities.

Nondiscrimination Policy:

The Umbrella Collective Inc and its mental health professionals offer services to all people regardless of their race, ethnicity, color, language, national origin, immigration status, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, socio-economic background and status, military status, marital and familial status, age, religion, body shape, size, and ability.