Compassionate care for life’s hardest moments

Specialized psychological care for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals navigating illness, loss, and recovery in person in Broomfield, Colorado and virtually throughout Colorado & 43 PSYPACT States

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Hi. Hello. Welcome.

I’m Dr. Elizabeth Fleagle, a clinical health psychologist specializing in the psychological experience of illness. With over a decade of experience in leading cancer centers, hospital systems, and multidisciplinary medical clinics, I provide evidence-based, compassionate therapy for individuals and families navigating the challenges of cancer, pain, chronic illness, transplant, medical trauma, and healthcare stress. My approach is warm, collaborative, and rooted in the science of wellbeing—offering a steady, supportive space to help you make sense of what you’re going through and reconnect with what matters most.

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Conditions and Populations Treated

Cancer Mental Health Care (Psycho-Oncology)

Adjustment to new diagnosis
Adaptive coping, stress management and taking care of all of you
Progression and related concerns
Fears of recurrence
Survivorship challenges
Cancer related pain
End of life care
Loving someone going through cancer
Transplant Psychology

Adjustment to new diagnosis
Prior to pursuing transplant evaluation
As a requirement for transplant
Waitlist related anxiety
Life post-transplantation: fears of rejection, survivor’s guilt and other survivorship challenges
Supporting and caregiving through organ transplantation
Considering living donation.
Pain Psychology

Break free of chronic pain
Enhance quality of life and return to living your life
Treat anxiety, depression, irritability, or frustration related to pain
Desire to reduce pain medications or avoid additional surgeries
Grief, Loss and Bereavement

Processing and coping with losses of any kind
Profound sadness, loneliness or even anger
Finding a path forward
Making sense of traumatic loss
Rebuilding life after loss
Healthcare Provider Wellness

Banish burnout
Reclaim joy and meaning in your work
Considering career changes
Natural life transitions and rebalancing career goals
Seeking enhanced work-life balance
Perinatal Mental Health (Reproductive Psychology)

Grieve your reproductive journey
Receive support during the next steps in your family planning journey from TTC to assisted reproductive technologies
Pregnancy loss and miscarriage
Stillborn and babyloss
Support during high risk pregnancy
Postpartum mood and anxiety difficulties

I also see patients for general mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, life stressors, transitions and relationship challenges.

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New to Therapy?

Here’s What You Can Expect

I am so glad you are here! The steps outlined below are here to help demystify the therapeutic process with me.

I am so glad you found my website. Please browse around and see if we are a good fit. You can find more about my credentials, my specialty areas, or my services. Feel free to read my blog posts or explore my FAQs.
I am so glad you think we’d be a good fit or that you would like to learn more. Feel free to connect with me via phone or text (720-515-7295), email (lizfleagle@fleaglepsychology.com) or my contact form.
Whatever feels most comfortable to you works for me.
We can either schedule a consultation call for a specific time when you reach out or you can schedule directly through my Simple Practice client portal. This call is usually about 10-20 minutes and allows us to get to know each other a little. I will ask a little bit about whats going on and what you are looking for in therapy. If I am a good fit, we will schedule an intake at this time.
Wonderful! We decided that we would be a good fit and scheduled an intake. This appointment feels a little different than other appointments because our goals are a little different. This appointment is a good opportunity for me to get a good sense of what brought you to therapy, what your goals are and bit of your history. I usually say that by the end of our first appointment we will have a map of where we are going in therapy and the initial treatment plan!
This is the best part! It is where we do the work and get you feeling better. My therapy sessions are 55 minutes. How often we meet depends on you and what you are looking for. I usually see my patients a bit more frequently at the beginning (weekly or biweekly) and spread out sessions over time (monthly). I don’t require patients to use the same spot every week and am flexible to meet your needs and fit in your schedule. Most of my patients feel better within a few sessions and end up seeing me for about 6 months. Obviously, there are many factors that influence this and we will talk about it at the intake and as therapy goes on. If you are worried that you won’t know what to say in therapy, I will help you. If you are worried that you won’t know how to get the most out of therapy, that is my job!
Yay! You are feeling better. You met your goals and are ready to move on with your life. This is my hope for you too! Although we may not be seeing each other regularly, please know that my door is always open and you are welcome back if you ever feel the need.