Clinton B. Clark, MA, LPC
EMDR Trained and Qualified
ABOUT
I never imagined I’d become a counselor. In fact, after being an average student in high school and barely graduating college, I was certain my academic days were behind me. Counseling wasn’t even on my radar.
But then life fell apart. My marriage, my sense of self, the way I was living—it all began to crumble. With the help of trusted friends and a wise counselor, I faced myself honestly for the first time. It was painful, humbling work, but it also opened the door to healing, freedom, and a more authentic life.
That journey changed everything. I discovered what intimacy could truly be with my wife and family. I began to shed the weight of shame and false selves. And slowly, I became a man who lives with greater passion, honesty, and hope.
For me, counseling isn’t just a profession—it’s personal. I know what it’s like to feel stuck, afraid, or lost, and I also know the courage it takes to invite someone to walk alongside you. It’s a privilege to share in that journey with my clients.
Today, I live at 8,500 feet in the Colorado mountains with my wife of over 30 years, our two dogs, three cats, and a multi-generational household full of love and noise. I find joy in fly fishing, snowboarding, camping, and exploring backroads on my adventure bike. I volunteer as an EMT/firefighter with Conifer Fire, and I’m passionate about the outdoors, family, and living fully alive.
As John Eldredge once wrote: “Desire, both the whispers and the shouts, is the map we have been given to find the only life worth living.” Desire invites us into both joy and heartache—and walking with others through both is one of the greatest honors of my life.
Peace,
Clint