Katelyn Pearson, MSW, LSW | Therapy in Littleton, CO and Virtual Across CO


When life changes, therapy can help you find steady ground again.

Change can bring up more than you expected.

You may be adjusting to changes in your health, independence, or sense of self. You may be caring for someone you love, trying to find your footing after a painful experience, or noticing that a relationship no longer feels the way it once did. Sometimes a new chapter begins with excitement. Sometimes it begins with loss, uncertainty, or something you’re still finding the words for.

Therapy can help with what’s happening right now while giving us room to understand what came before. Together, we can explore the experiences and patterns shaping this moment, make sense of what it brings up, and decide what moving forward could look like for you.

What brings people here…

You may find yourself:

  • Feeling anxious, low, or overwhelmed, even when life looks fine from the outside

  • Wondering who you are beyond parenting, caregiving, work, or the roles you’ve taken on

  • Feeling disconnected from a partner, your family, or the parts of yourself that once felt alive

  • Navigating aging, grief, trauma, or a life change that has shifted how you see yourself and your future


About Me:  Katelyn Pearson 

For more than a decade, I’ve worked alongside people during some of life’s hardest seasons. My work has included supporting older adults and survivors of abuse, as well as individuals and families navigating crisis, disability, caregiving, grief, and major life changes. Those experiences taught me that there’s often much more to someone’s story than the problem that first brings them through the door.

I bring that perspective to therapy with adults who are trying to make sense of a change, feel more connected in their relationships, or find themselves again beneath the demands of parenting, work, and caring for others. My approach is warm, collaborative, and practical. I’ll help you explore what’s underneath the stress while building tools you can use in your everyday life.

Outside of work, I’m a wife, mom of two girls, horse lover, and podcast host. I know how quickly life can fill up and how easy it can be to lose touch with the parts of yourself that make you feel alive.

Services & Specialties

  • Aging & Caregiving

    For older adults navigating change, caregivers supporting someone they love, and people affected by elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation. A place to work through shifting roles, difficult decisions, grief, safety, and trust.

  • Life Transitions & Identity

    For the people asking, “Who am I now?” after a loss, a new role, parenthood, or a change they didn’t expect. Explore what’s shifting, what you’re carrying, and the parts of yourself you want to reconnect with.

  • Anxiety & Depression

    For when worry, low mood, or overwhelm make it hard to feel like yourself. We’ll look at what’s contributing to how you feel and find ways to make daily life more manageable.

  • Equine Facilitated Therapy

    Therapy alongside rescue horses at Zuma’s Rescue Ranch. Explore emotions, relationships, and new ways of responding through experiences in the present moment. No riding or horse experience required.

About My Practice

How It Works

  • 01

    Reach Out

    Schedule a free 15 minute consultation. We’ll talk about what’s bringing you here, what you’re hoping for, and any questions you have about therapy or the ways we can meet.

    You can use the portal or email me at Katelyn@summitpointcounseling.com

  • 02

    Meet Together

    If it feels like a good fit, we’ll schedule your first session. We’ll take time to understand what’s been happening in your life and identify what you’d like our work to focus on.

  • 03

    Find Your Way Forward

    Therapy can involve understanding long-standing patterns, building practical tools, navigating a current challenge, or making room for a change you’re still processing. We’ll check in along the way and shape the work around your goals.

You don’t have to know exactly where to begin.


Maybe you know what’s changed. Maybe you just know things don’t feel quite right. Either way, we can start with a conversation about what’s going on and what kind of support would help.