Office: Windsor, Colorado
Session formats: In-person and virtual (Colorado residents)
Populations served: Adolescents and teens, adults, couples, families
Primary specialties: Addiction and substance use recovery, trauma and PTSD, anxiety and OCD, couples and family counseling, life transitions
Therapeutic approach: Person-centered, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), humanistic, psychodynamic, addictions counseling, marriage and family
Languages: English
Accepting new clients: Yes

About Natalie Corbett

Natalie Corbett starts from a clinical observation that doubles as a working belief: life is genuinely difficult at times, and healing from real hardship — with the right professional guidance — can produce outcomes that exceed what clients expect when they first walk in. Her practice is built around three reliable ingredients: building a client's self-worth, providing actual clinical tools, and offering unconditional acceptance in the room. Her aim is to make therapy enlightening, useful, and honestly enjoyable to engage in — even when the material is heavy.

Natalie works particularly well with clients in addiction recovery, trauma recovery, and the wide territory in between — where substance use, compulsive patterns, anxiety, depression, and unresolved trauma often travel together. She is also a strong fit for couples and families working through codependency, infidelity, divorce or divorce recovery, and the relational fallout that addiction puts on a household. Her tone is warm and direct; she meets clients where they are and helps them get where they want to be, free from judgment, pressure, or pre-written expectations of what their progress should look like.

Natalie holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado. She is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) in Colorado and holds the ADDC (Addiction Counselor) credential. Her clinical work integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), humanistic and psychodynamic approaches, dedicated addictions counseling, and marriage and family therapy — chosen and combined based on what the client is actually working on rather than applied as a single protocol.

Natalie's prior clinical experience is unusually broad. She has worked in inpatient treatment facilities, juvenile residential facilities, alternative high schools, and with clients ranging from adolescents to elderly adults, including blind and disabled clients. That range matters in the room — she has sat with people in the worst hours of their lives and people in the long, quiet middle of recovery, and she brings both kinds of steadiness with her. 

Specialties & Conditions Treated

Conditions and concerns:

Addiction and Recovery

• Drug and alcohol abuse and addiction recovery

• Behavioral and compulsive patterns

• Substance use in adolescents and teens

• Family impact of addiction

• Relapse prevention and long-term recovery

Trauma and PTSD

• Trauma and abuse recovery

• PTSD

• Sexual abuse recovery

• Abandonment issues

• Childhood trauma in adulthood

Anxiety, Mood, and Personality

• Severe anxiety and panic attacks

• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

• Depression

• Personality disorders

• Stress management

• Self-esteem and self-worth

Couples, Marriage, and Family

• Couples and premarital counseling

• Infidelity and affair recovery

• Codependency

• Divorce and divorce recovery

• Co-parenting and custody transitions

• Blended-family adjustment

• Sexual and intimacy issues

• Attachment issues and disorders

Life Transitions and Growth

• Career counseling and career changes

• Geographic transitions and relocation

• New parents and newlyweds

• Retirement

• Burnout and quarter-life or mid-life crisis

• Grief and loss

• Sexual and gender identity questions

Adolescent and Teen Concerns

• Self-injury and cutting

• Eating disorders

• Substance use

• Anger and defiance

• Bullying and social difficulties

• Effects of divorce on adolescents

• Body image and self-worth

Natalie has worked across a wide range of settings: inpatient treatment facilities, juvenile residential programs, alternative high schools, and outpatient practice. Her client experience spans adolescents to elderly adults and includes blind and disabled clients. This breadth means she has seen mental health and addiction work from multiple angles; acute crisis, long-term residential, school-based intervention, and outpatient recovery.

FAQ's

Does Natalie work with addiction recovery?

Yes. Addiction recovery is at the center of Natalie's practice. She is a Licensed Social Worker who also holds the ADDC (Addiction Counselor) credential, with prior experience in inpatient treatment facilities and juvenile residential programs. She works with adults and adolescents on drug and alcohol abuse and addiction recovery, behavioral and compulsive patterns, relapse prevention, and the long-term work of staying in recovery.

Does Natalie work with trauma and PTSD?

Yes. Trauma and PTSD are core areas of Natalie's clinical work, including childhood trauma, sexual abuse recovery, abandonment, and the trauma that often travels with addiction. Her clinical work draws on CBT, DBT, and psychodynamic approaches, integrated based on what the client is working on rather than applied as a single protocol.

Does Natalie work with families affected by addiction?

Yes. Addiction rarely affects only one person — it puts real strain on partners, children, and parents. Natalie works with couples and families navigating the relational fallout of addiction, including codependency, infidelity that often surfaces during recovery, custody transitions, and the slow work of rebuilding trust in a household that has been through it.

Does Natalie work with teens?

Yes. Natalie works with adolescents and teens on substance use, self-injury, eating disorders, anger, body image, and the effects of divorce. Her experience in alternative high school and juvenile residential settings means she is genuinely prepared for adolescent work, not just willing to take it on.

Does Natalie offer virtual sessions?

Yes. Natalie sees clients in person at the Loveland office and offers virtual sessions for Colorado residents. Virtual sessions are particularly useful for clients in recovery who need consistency through travel, scheduling shifts, or living outside the immediate Windsor area.

Is Natalie accepting new clients?

Yes. Natalie is currently accepting new clients at the Loveland location. A free consultation is available through Foundations Counseling's Counselor Match Guarantee — a no-pressure way to see whether her approach fits before committing to regular sessions.