AUTHOR

Indigo Stray Conger LMFT, CST

Private Practice

Licensing & Certifications:

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
AASECT Certified Sex Therapist
Certification in Marriage & Family Therapy, Denver Family Institute
Level 1 Certification in Research Based Approach to Couple’s
Therapy, Gottman Institute
Certification in Sex Therapy, Buehler Institute

Professional Background

Indigo Stray Conger has been a therapist since 2008. She trained in San Francisco, a mecca for awakened sexuality and alternative lifestyles, before moving back to her hometown of Denver and co-founding Mile High Psychotherapy LLC with her husband in 2011. Indigo specializes in sex therapy, including issues with libido discrepancy, sexual pain, trauma, and out of control sexual behavior. She also works relationally and individually with LGBTQIA clientele and with non-traditional relationship styles, including BDSM and consensual non-monogamy.

Indigo’s work is informed by embodiment practices such as somatic (body inclusive) psychotherapy, yoga, and mindfulness. She was previously a massage therapist for twelve years and a yoga instructor for eighteen. Indigo channels those decades of body awareness into her counseling practice, knowing that including our physiological selves in psychological work is crucial to healing.

Education:

M.A., Somatic Psychology, California Institute of Integral Studies

B.A., Visual & Physical Expression of Emotion, New York University

Professional Affiliations

American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors & Therapists
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists

Area of Focus:

Indigo Stray Conger, a therapist since 2008, co-founded Mile High Psychotherapy LLC in Denver. Specializing in sex therapy and LGBTQIA issues, she integrates somatic therapy, yoga, and mindfulness into her practice, emphasizing the importance of body awareness in healing.

Indigo uses several treatment techniques, such as:

Sex therapy, including libido discrepancy, sexual pain, trauma and out of control sexual behavior.
Relational therapy with LGBTQIA and with non-traditional relationship styles, including BDSM and Consensual Non-Monogamy.

Individual therapy for stress, depression and anxiety through a somatic (body inclusive) lens.

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