Meet the Staff

I utilize a cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused approach with experiential influences. My clinical beliefs stem from the social work model of Person-In-Environment utilizing unconditional positive regard. My interventions match each client where they are at emotionally, physically, and spiritually allowing them to pace the treatment to their comfort level.

I have several years of experience with children and adolescents working as a counselor after obtaining my bachelor’s degree up to becoming a primary therapist upon earning my Master’s degree. Issues addressed; grief and loss, attachment and abandonment, trauma, anger management, eating disorders, dissociative disorders, social skills, self-esteem, bullying, stress management, relationships, and parenting.”

Dr. John Fohrman is a board‑certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist with more than 25 years of clinical experience. Trained in the U.S. military, he served as Chief of Mental Health for the 1st Armored Division while stationed in Germany. After completing a fellowship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego, he earned dual board certifications in General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.

Dr. Fohrman practices a holistic model of care, integrating medication management with individual or family therapy and addressing co‑occurring medical or substance‑use issues to support the whole person—and their loved ones. His expertise includes preventing and treating post‑traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in military veterans, first responders, and other trauma survivors, as well as using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for treatment‑resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, and OCD.

Learn more about Dr. Fohrman on his website: https://wyomingtms.com/about-us

Kristine earned her degree in Clinical Psychology from Capella University. She strongly believes in the power of collaboration to achieve meaningful goals and outcomes. Kristine understands that facing and navigating life’s challenges can be daunting alone, but with empathy and compassion, she helps her clients start their journey of problem-solving. Her therapeutic approach focuses on equipping individuals with the tools and skills needed for empowerment on their path to recovery, maintaining a solution-focused perspective throughout the process.

As a dedicated and compassionate psychotherapist, I am committed to empowering individuals to navigate life’s challenges and achieve personal growth. I have always worked the people; 7 years as a cna, 5 years as a correctional officer 3 years as a family and youth support partner, it’s my goal to help you achieve your goals.

My therapeutic interests after school involve CBT, SFBT and I hope to learn even more. I prioritize creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and supported in their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

I hold a Masters degree in social work from Denver University and have pursued additional training in SFBT. My work is grounded in empathy, respect, and a belief in each individual’s capacity for resilience and growth.

Outside of my practice, I am passionate about becoming my best self. I like to hang out with my family, dogs and dragon. I am a very down to earth person and I want to know the very most about everything. A voice does not go unheard by my ears.

Lauren Kelly is a Provisional Clinical Social Worker (PCSW) specializing in trauma-informed care. She has experience working with Juvenile Probation and the Department of Family Services. As a Marine veteran, Lauren is passionate about engaging with military service members and other veterans, and she aims to connect with and help others through a trauma-informed lens.

Lauren enjoys working with couples and families, offering support through various life challenges and fostering healthy communication and relationships. She practices holistic approaches and mindfulness techniques, and she strongly advocates for self-care and well-being. Lauren is enthusiastic about meeting new people from around the world and learning about different cultures. In her free time, she enjoys socializing, playing video games, and engaging in arts and crafts.

Lauren is interested in expanding her skills in expressive therapy and other whole health techniques. Her favorite quote is, “Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing.” – Camille Pissarro.

It is both an honor and a privilege, as your mental health clinician, to serve as a guide to you on your journey to mental health. In our work together, we will explore who you are now, where you’ve been, and where you want to go. I will walk alongside you with great professional care and respect.

My counseling approach focuses on human development, particularly early childhood attachments, and how you developed/coped as a result. The nature of my work welcomes clients to heal from trauma.

Fostering safety is my foundation in your care, and I work to empower you as you learn to trust the counseling relationship process. I am holistic in nature, treating the mind, body, and soul. When you are ready, and as you are able, life does get better. I will meet you wherever you are and celebrate with you as you crush your goals.

The five senses are powerful healing tools that provide communication methods and are relied upon as you heal. My skills with American Sign Language, facial expression, gestures, and body posture, combined with music, vibrational energy, and sound, are combined together, topped off with an emphasis on deep breathing exercises, to teach you how to calm and soothe yourself between sessions.

I have extensive experience in vocational guidance and interest testing. I work with individuals, children, youth, adults, couples, and families. I have raised four children of my own. Learning about human developmental stages is key to understanding your child. Values and fit are critical with couples. Bowen’s family systems illuminate the dynamics of generational family patterns that can change if one has a role model they desire to pattern after.

I look forward to meeting you and listening to you as you share your goals to be healthy, whole, and thriving.

As a Master’s level intern specializing in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University, I am dedicated to supporting adults through life transitions. My passion lies in empowering individuals to achieve their personal goals and enhance their well-being through empathetic, evidence-based counseling. I employ a person-centered approach, blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience, to collaboratively work with clients in reaching their goals.

Collin is a Cheyenne native and currently a student in the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work program with a focus on trauma-informed mental healthcare. He has served in both the Marine Corps and Air National Guard and has actively volunteered with various organizations across the state. His undergraduate degree in Philosophy showed him the value that schools of thought like Stoicism and Existentialism have in helping people live good lives. He sees therapy as a great opportunity for self-growth and uses a client-centered approach focusing on mindfulness, compassion, and helping people act in line with their values, along with using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to help people become the best version of themselves. In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with his family and friends, doing jiu jitsu, playing chess, and going hiking or backpacking during Wyoming’s three week summer.