Elbert County
Elbert County is on the western edge of Centennial's region. It is bordered on the west by Douglas, the north by Arapahoe and the south by El Paso County. During the 1990's Elbert was the second fastest growing county in Colorado (after Douglas) and it continues to grow at a rapid pace. It currently has over 20,000 residents, mostly living on two to 60-acre lots on the western side. Most residents commute to Denver or Colorado Springs for work. The eastern side of the county continues to be sparsely populated ranchland.
Centennial has an office in the town of Elizabeth, a community of nearly 1,500 people surrounded by Ponderosa pine forest. It is the highest in elevation of any of Centennial's offices, at 6,448 feet, on Monument Ridge that stretches into the county from the Rocky Mountains. The region is home to an eclectic mix of horse breeders, alternative healthcare providers and professionals in high tech industries. Elizabeth is just 15 miles east of Castle Rock and I-25.
Seven miles east of Elizabeth is the small town of Kiowa (about 500 residents) which is the county seat.
Office Location: 650 E. Walnut PO Box 533 Elizabeth, CO 80107
Phone: (303)646-4519 Fax: (303)646-4451
Office hours: Monday - Friday 8am-6pm
The Elizabeth staff provide outpatient clinical services throughout the lifespan in both individual and group treatment modalites Treatment services include psychiatric evaluation, mental health and substance use disorder services.
Regional Operations Director
Bonnie Adams, MA, LPC - Click here for more about Bonnie
Regional Operations Manager
Terri Jensen, LPC, CAC III - Click here for more about Terri
Meet the Elbert County Staff
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Lindsay Porter, MA, CAC III Mental Health Professional II |
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Kara Marshall, MA, LPC Mental Health Professional III Certified Addictions Counselor II In the Mental Health field since 2004 Areas of expertise include these populations: Children, Adolescents, Family, and Adults for both Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders, as well as any Co-occurring Disorders. Treatment expertise includes: Case Management, Individual, Group, Family, and Play Therapy. Issues of expertise include: Substance Use Disorder Assessments, Mental Health Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral disorders, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Domestic Violence Families, Personality Disorders, Substance Use Disorder, Dual Diagnosis MH/SA. I graduated with my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Western State College, Gunnison, CO, in 2002. I moved directly on to Graduate school at Regis University, Denver, CO, and graduated with my Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology in 2005. I was granted my Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) status in the summer of 2008, followed 2 years later by receiving my Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC) credential. Working within my own community is a challenging and rewarding aspect of my career. I enjoy being involved in the community, not only through my clients, but through other community agencies as well. My hope is to continue working with the Elbert County population, assisting those with Mental Health, Substance Use, and Co-occurring Disorders and challenges.
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Phil Moss, MA, LPC Continuity of Care In the Mental Health field since 1987 Areas of expertise include these populations: Children, Adolescents, Family, and Adults. Treatment expertise includes: Case Management, Individual, Group, Family, and Play. Issues of expertise include: Mental Health Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Sexual Abuse Victims, and Personality Disorders.
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| Ken Billings, MA, LPC Mental Health Professional III In the Mental Health field since 2002 Areas of expertise include these populations: Adolescents and Family. Treatment expertise includes: Individual, Group, Family, and Recreational Therapy. Issues of expertise include: Depression, Anxiety, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Anger Management, and ADHD.
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