Wholeness is your natural state.
Hello! My name is Sizer-
I’m a trauma therapist serving
Fort Collins, Boulder, and Longmont.
I help clients heal from complex trauma, shame, anxiety, and depression through a holistic, body-based approach to therapy. My work integrates Gestalt and transpersonal psychology with somatic practices, parts work, and mindfulness-based psychotherapy.
I also offer psychedelic integration within a safe, grounded container and specialize in treating PTSD related to difficult psychedelic experiences.
Maybe you’ve tried “talk therapy” and gained valuable insights, yet still sensed something deeper remained unresolved.
My work helps bridge that gap — bringing understanding into the body, where lasting transformation can take root.
Trauma & Somatic Therapist in Fort Collins, Boulder & Longmont – George Sizer Yerger, MA, LPCC
Many of us hold trauma
without realizing it.
Do you experience…
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Anxiety & Worry
When the nervous system learns to stay braced for what might go wrong, anxiety becomes a constant background hum — a sense of vigilance that never fully turns off. You may find yourself scanning for danger, overthinking, or feeling tense without a clear cause. In our work, we gently retrain the body to recognize safety, helping your system settle so you can experience moments of ease again.
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Shame & Negative Core Beliefs
Chronic shame often begins as a protective adaptation — a way to make sense of hurtful dynamics by turning the blame inward. Over time, this can solidify into harsh self-judgments, feelings of unworthiness, or the belief that something is fundamentally wrong with you. Through somatic and parts-based work, we explore where these beliefs live in your body and reconnect you with a sense of worth and inner belonging.
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Disconnection & Dissociation
When overwhelming experiences go unprocessed, the body sometimes copes by numbing out, spacing out, or disconnecting from sensations and emotions. Dissociation can feel foggy, floaty, or like you’re watching life from the outside. Together, we build the capacity to stay present safely and gradually, restoring a sense of groundedness and aliveness.
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People-Pleasing & Perfectionism
These patterns often begin as survival strategies — ways your younger self ensured belonging, safety, or approval. Over time they can leave you overextended, self-abandoning, or stuck in impossible standards. In our work, we uncover the deeper needs beneath these strategies so you can act, choose, and express yourself from authenticity rather than fear.
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Relationship Struggles
Trauma can make closeness feel confusing — wanting connection but fearing it at the same time. You may struggle with trust, feel overly responsible for others' emotions, or find yourself cycling between clinging and withdrawal. Through relational, somatic, and awareness-based work, we explore these patterns in the present moment and support you in cultivating safer, more secure ways of connecting.
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Self Doubt & Low Self-Esteem
When your early environment didn’t consistently reflect your value or your needs, it can become hard to trust your perceptions, boundaries, or decisions. You may second-guess yourself or turn to others for validation. Therapy helps you rebuild inner trust by reconnecting with your body’s signals, intuitive knowing, and the parts of you that learned to doubt themselves as a form of protection.
Sound familiar?
You’re in the right place—and I can help.
Let’s work
together!
Book a free 20-minute consult!