Keira Olivas

With graduate training in marriage, couples, and family counseling therapy from the University of Northern Colorado — and a child and adolescent certificate to match — Keira Olivas brings a broad and deeply practiced foundation to her work in Loveland, Colorado. Her clinical background spans individual counseling, crisis intervention, and trauma recovery, and she holds specialized training in Gottman Couples Therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, and art therapy. Growing up in Chihuahua, Mexico, she carries a multicultural perspective that shapes how she listens and how she works.

Keira supports adults, teens, children, couples, and families navigating experiences that include trauma and abuse, addiction, anxiety and depression, eating disorders, relationship difficulties, grief, career transitions, and more. When someone describes scrolling through their phone for hours yet still feeling completely unseen by the people in their life, that sense of hollowness is exactly the kind of pain she takes seriously. She conducts sessions both in person and online, and works in both English and Spanish.

Her approach centers on empathetic listening, honest collaboration, and a therapeutic relationship built on trust. She tailors the process to each person’s specific circumstances, offering both practical tools and steady support as clients move toward lives that feel healthier and more grounded.