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Dr. Kurth is accepting new patients
Lisa Kurth, Ph.D., L.P.C., Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS)
Clinical Director & Founder
EDUCATION, TRAINING and LICENSE: Lisa Kurth, Ph.D., LPC, CBIS holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in Psychology (Ph.D.) with emphasis in Clinical Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine from Northcentral University. She earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from California Lutheran University, and her undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado, Boulder (CU). Dr. Kurth is pursing her Post-doctoral Master's Degree in Clinical Psychopharmacology (RXP) at New Mexico State University. She is currently in a Neurological Practicum. She plans to integrate her background in health psychology/behavioral medicine with traditional western medicine and evidence-based, alternative approaches to mental health healing in her private practice.
Dr. Kurth is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado and a reputable, well-experienced Psychotherapist, a Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist, a Certified Brain Injury Specialist, and a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.
CLINICAL ROLES: Dr. Kurth has been in private practice as a licensed psychotherapist since 1988, in locations across Southern California and in the North Atlanta area. She founded the Atlanta Behavior Therapy Clinic in Alpharetta and Roswell, Georgia in 1991, where she served as Clinical Director for 14 years. In 2003, she founded and established the Alpine Behavior Therapy Clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she now serves as CEO and Clinical Director.
Dr. Kurth's professional areas of Clinical Expertise includes an integrated, whole-person, neuro-psychological approach to:
(1) Children and Adults: Evaluation and treatment of individuals who display symptoms consistent with ADD/ADHD
(2) Children and Adults: Evaluation and treatment of individuals who display symptoms consistent with high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
(3) The assessment/treatment/management of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and related co-morbidities in injured individuals
(4) Supportive, psychoeducation for females experiencing infertility/gynecological disorders, persons with chronic illness and those with lingering Post-COVID-19 conditions.
Child Therapy: Dr. Kurth is well experienced in assessing and treating ADHD in both children and adults. She is a Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist. She is well-versed in the assessment and treatment of many neurodevelopmental conditions, and has a keen appreciation for the common co-morbid conditions which can present in both ADHD and ASD, such as anxiety disorders, OCD, tics, sleep issues, mood dysregulation, sensory sensitivity, and other overlapping disorders.
As a parent of 3 (now adult) children, Dr. Kurth appreciates the challenges involved in raising children. She has clinical expertise in working with young children and teens with various clinical profiles. She provides parent coaching /skill training, as well as practical, solution-based approaches aimed at enhancing socials skills, behaviors and academic performance. She is adept at addressing the uniqueness of gifted and Twice Exceptional children. Her goal is to promote a clearer understanding of an individual's profile so as to maximize an individual's academic/overall success. She coaches parents of school-age children regarding advocacy for those children with unique learning styles.
Acquired Traumatic Brain Injury /Post-Injury PTSD: Dr. Kurth provides comprehensive standardized evaluations for individuals suffering from Acquired Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and related co-morbidities (such as PTSD). These conditions are often diagnostically classified as Post-Concussive Syndrome and/or Neurocognitive Disorders. Dr. Kurth also provides Expert Witness / Clinical Services in personal injury cases, consulting with regionally based legal counsel on such cases. Additionally, she serves as clinical consultant for a reputable Professional Video Production Team which provides detailed visual case summation of injury impact and functional impairments in personal injury cases. These forensic case videos are available upon personal injury attorney request.
Dr. Kurth is a well-trained Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS). She specializes in providing a broad spectrum of clinical services for individuals who have sustained an acquired traumatic brain injury. She also generates a synoptic analysis of personal injuries in cases where her expert, clinical impressions may be useful in case litigation. Her reputable work in this area is well established with personal injury attorneys throughout Northern Colorado, Denver and Wyoming communities. Her
therapeutic approach includes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR therapy and Psychoeducation aimed at promoting and enhancing physical and mental well-being. Her clinical work is focused on helping an injured individual establish realistic goals to recapture one's pre-morbid (e.g. prior to injury or neural insult) levels of functioning. Patient-centered, didactic tutorials are integrated to improve focus, concentration, processing speed, memory skills and ADL's, as well as coping with stressors, adapting and re-adjusting in social, family, academic and into workplace settings.
Dr. Kurth is an active member of the Brain Injury Association of America, the North American Brain Injury Society, the International Paediatric Brain Injury Society and the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado. In early 2020, she presented her pioneering research on Perinatal Neurotrauma, at the North American Brain Injury Society's 15th Annual Conference on Brain Injury (ABI 2020) in New Orleans. Her work in this area is published in the Journal of Head Injury Rehabilitation.
Health Psychology/Chronic Illness/Infertility/ Post-COVID-19 Conditions: Dr. Kurth provides psychoeducation, specialized behavioral treatment and coping strategies for persons with diverse, chronic physical illnesses. She has a unique appreciation for the extraordinary constellation of COVID-related symptoms which have mysteriously burdened and impacted individuals. She also has broad clinical expertise in treating females with infertility/related gynecological conditions, having extensively researched endometriosis and related gynecological disorders; she has published work on this condition (see CV).
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH and ACADEMIC ROLES: Dr. Kurth is Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics (Developmental Section) at University of Colorado, School of Medicine (UCSOM). Her research at UCSOM is geared toward expanding her recent, landmark study (Kurth & Haussmann, 2011) which was published in The Journal of Attention Disorders. Her Doctoral Dissertation is entitled: The Relationship Between AD/HD and Perinatal (Oxytocin) Pitocin Induction which can be found online. Her scientific publications (Kurth & Haussmann, 2011; Kurth & Davalos, 2012) can be accessed online or in your academic library. Dr. Kurth's 2011 study realized a strong association (e.g. >67%) between prenatal exposure to synthetic oxytocin (a medical compound routinely utilized to facilitate childbirth) and subsequent onset of ADHD in children with this early exposure. She has collaborated with key researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health and other medical universities across the U.S. in a retrospective, epidemiological study aimed at further examining this association in offspring with this prenatal exposure. Her original study has been cited in >50 reputable peer reviewed journals, and is available online at ResearchGate. A video summary of her research can be accessed at the video link in the NEWS section of this site.
Dr. Kurth previously served a three-year, invited appointment as Affiliate/Associate Psychology Faculty at Colorado State University in pursuit of her ongoing research. Additionally, she participated as a team researcher at UCLA’s Neuropsychiatric Institute in Los Angeles, CA. in studies using behavior therapy and pharmacotherapy in treatment of refractory schizophrenia. She led an innovative clinical study at Ventura County’s Multi-agency Demonstration Project which examined the efficacy of multimodal, multidisciplinary treatment for emotionally disturbed, juvenile offenders within an interagency model, aimed at reducing recidivism among incarcerated youths. Her Master's Thesis documented the remarkable success of this innovative program. She has held positions in several private and governmental agencies as a licensed psychotherapist, case manager and as a clinical group leader in this capacity. Dr. Kurth's Master's Thesis is entitled: Predictors of Success in the Treatment of Mentally Disordered Juvenile Offenders: An Interagency Residential Model, and can be found in the California Lutheran University Library.
FUTURE RESEARCH: Dr. Kurth and core faculty from UCSOM and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine recently completed a large epidemiological project aimed at expanding her 2011 study. Her collaborative research team hopes to eventually disentangle the underlying signature mechanisms(s) in this observed association. Specifically, this team aims to determine if an association can be definitively identified between these factors in a larger scale population, in an effort to better understand specifically how early environmental exposures, as combined with prenatal, labor and delivery complications, may confer risk to child neurodevelopmental and/or neurocognitive outcomes such as ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It is speculated these type disorders may originate from complex, overlapping and/or interacting factors which involve maternal BMI (obesity) and possibly prenatal exposures such as those introduced during maternal labor and delivery which may perturb the fetal brain. Her recently completed study is currently under journal review.
SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS: Dr. Kurth has authored and co-authored numerous clinical, peer-reviewed publications with over 50 citations. Topics include: (1) The correlation between prenatal exposure to synthetic oxytocin and risk of ADHD; (2) Diverse topics in Traumatic Brain Injury; (3) Alternative therapies in women’s gynecological health issues; (4) Multi-modal therapies as a tool for reduction of recidivism in emotionally disturbed juvenile offenders; and (5) Behavioral /pharmacological approaches in treatment refractory schizophrenic patients with chronic polydipsia. See her CURRICULUM VITAE and PubMed for these research abstracts/ and cited journal articles.
COMMUNITY SERVICE ROLE: Dr. Kurth was a key lobbyist for HB 23 -1071, Prescriptive Authority for Psychologists, which overwhelmingly passed the House/Senate and was officially signed into Colorado law on March 3, 2023. This law allows for specifically trained psychologists to prescribe pharmacotherapy to mental health patients as RxP clinicians. Her post-doc academic training is geared toward this important professional goal.
Dr. Kurth served a 3 year appointment by the Larimer County Board of Commissioners as an At-Large Behavioral Health Policy Council (BHPC) Member, a position of honor and service privilege within Larimer County. In this role, she collaborated with others on projects geared to improve diverse delivery of mental health services throughout the burgeoning Larimer County community. She spearheaded a BHS granted-funded, pilot Coffee-Cart Check-in Program (AKA Cat-Chat) at Estes Park High School, aimed at implementing peer-to-peer connectivity as a preventative approach to students experiencing stress and high risk situations for teen suicide.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND / INTERESTS: Dr. Kurth is an accomplished nature photographer, watercolor and batik artist. Her artwork has been displayed in art galleries in southern CA., north GA., in Denver, Steamboat Springs and in Estes Park, CO. and in the photography video gallery loop displayed at ABTC. She is also a published author (research, poetry) who enjoys writing children's books and southern short stories. As a coloratura soprano, Dr. Kurth sings (mostly in choir). She is an avid gardener and gourmet cook. She considers herself a naturalist who enjoys exploring the wilderness of Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, which inspires her artwork and creative writing.
Originally from Central Louisiana, Dr. Kurth is of Choctaw Native American ancestry; these core native principles underlie her integrated approach to psychotherapy and have inspired her interest in integrative medicine. While her southern roots are solid, she considers the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to be her true home. She cannot imagine ever leaving the mountains...at least not for very long!
Dr. Kurth is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado and a reputable, well-experienced Psychotherapist, a Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist, a Certified Brain Injury Specialist, and a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.
CLINICAL ROLES: Dr. Kurth has been in private practice as a licensed psychotherapist since 1988, in locations across Southern California and in the North Atlanta area. She founded the Atlanta Behavior Therapy Clinic in Alpharetta and Roswell, Georgia in 1991, where she served as Clinical Director for 14 years. In 2003, she founded and established the Alpine Behavior Therapy Clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she now serves as CEO and Clinical Director.
Dr. Kurth's professional areas of Clinical Expertise includes an integrated, whole-person, neuro-psychological approach to:
(1) Children and Adults: Evaluation and treatment of individuals who display symptoms consistent with ADD/ADHD
(2) Children and Adults: Evaluation and treatment of individuals who display symptoms consistent with high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
(3) The assessment/treatment/management of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and related co-morbidities in injured individuals
(4) Supportive, psychoeducation for females experiencing infertility/gynecological disorders, persons with chronic illness and those with lingering Post-COVID-19 conditions.
Child Therapy: Dr. Kurth is well experienced in assessing and treating ADHD in both children and adults. She is a Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist. She is well-versed in the assessment and treatment of many neurodevelopmental conditions, and has a keen appreciation for the common co-morbid conditions which can present in both ADHD and ASD, such as anxiety disorders, OCD, tics, sleep issues, mood dysregulation, sensory sensitivity, and other overlapping disorders.
As a parent of 3 (now adult) children, Dr. Kurth appreciates the challenges involved in raising children. She has clinical expertise in working with young children and teens with various clinical profiles. She provides parent coaching /skill training, as well as practical, solution-based approaches aimed at enhancing socials skills, behaviors and academic performance. She is adept at addressing the uniqueness of gifted and Twice Exceptional children. Her goal is to promote a clearer understanding of an individual's profile so as to maximize an individual's academic/overall success. She coaches parents of school-age children regarding advocacy for those children with unique learning styles.
Acquired Traumatic Brain Injury /Post-Injury PTSD: Dr. Kurth provides comprehensive standardized evaluations for individuals suffering from Acquired Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and related co-morbidities (such as PTSD). These conditions are often diagnostically classified as Post-Concussive Syndrome and/or Neurocognitive Disorders. Dr. Kurth also provides Expert Witness / Clinical Services in personal injury cases, consulting with regionally based legal counsel on such cases. Additionally, she serves as clinical consultant for a reputable Professional Video Production Team which provides detailed visual case summation of injury impact and functional impairments in personal injury cases. These forensic case videos are available upon personal injury attorney request.
Dr. Kurth is a well-trained Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS). She specializes in providing a broad spectrum of clinical services for individuals who have sustained an acquired traumatic brain injury. She also generates a synoptic analysis of personal injuries in cases where her expert, clinical impressions may be useful in case litigation. Her reputable work in this area is well established with personal injury attorneys throughout Northern Colorado, Denver and Wyoming communities. Her
therapeutic approach includes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR therapy and Psychoeducation aimed at promoting and enhancing physical and mental well-being. Her clinical work is focused on helping an injured individual establish realistic goals to recapture one's pre-morbid (e.g. prior to injury or neural insult) levels of functioning. Patient-centered, didactic tutorials are integrated to improve focus, concentration, processing speed, memory skills and ADL's, as well as coping with stressors, adapting and re-adjusting in social, family, academic and into workplace settings.
Dr. Kurth is an active member of the Brain Injury Association of America, the North American Brain Injury Society, the International Paediatric Brain Injury Society and the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado. In early 2020, she presented her pioneering research on Perinatal Neurotrauma, at the North American Brain Injury Society's 15th Annual Conference on Brain Injury (ABI 2020) in New Orleans. Her work in this area is published in the Journal of Head Injury Rehabilitation.
Health Psychology/Chronic Illness/Infertility/ Post-COVID-19 Conditions: Dr. Kurth provides psychoeducation, specialized behavioral treatment and coping strategies for persons with diverse, chronic physical illnesses. She has a unique appreciation for the extraordinary constellation of COVID-related symptoms which have mysteriously burdened and impacted individuals. She also has broad clinical expertise in treating females with infertility/related gynecological conditions, having extensively researched endometriosis and related gynecological disorders; she has published work on this condition (see CV).
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH and ACADEMIC ROLES: Dr. Kurth is Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics (Developmental Section) at University of Colorado, School of Medicine (UCSOM). Her research at UCSOM is geared toward expanding her recent, landmark study (Kurth & Haussmann, 2011) which was published in The Journal of Attention Disorders. Her Doctoral Dissertation is entitled: The Relationship Between AD/HD and Perinatal (Oxytocin) Pitocin Induction which can be found online. Her scientific publications (Kurth & Haussmann, 2011; Kurth & Davalos, 2012) can be accessed online or in your academic library. Dr. Kurth's 2011 study realized a strong association (e.g. >67%) between prenatal exposure to synthetic oxytocin (a medical compound routinely utilized to facilitate childbirth) and subsequent onset of ADHD in children with this early exposure. She has collaborated with key researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health and other medical universities across the U.S. in a retrospective, epidemiological study aimed at further examining this association in offspring with this prenatal exposure. Her original study has been cited in >50 reputable peer reviewed journals, and is available online at ResearchGate. A video summary of her research can be accessed at the video link in the NEWS section of this site.
Dr. Kurth previously served a three-year, invited appointment as Affiliate/Associate Psychology Faculty at Colorado State University in pursuit of her ongoing research. Additionally, she participated as a team researcher at UCLA’s Neuropsychiatric Institute in Los Angeles, CA. in studies using behavior therapy and pharmacotherapy in treatment of refractory schizophrenia. She led an innovative clinical study at Ventura County’s Multi-agency Demonstration Project which examined the efficacy of multimodal, multidisciplinary treatment for emotionally disturbed, juvenile offenders within an interagency model, aimed at reducing recidivism among incarcerated youths. Her Master's Thesis documented the remarkable success of this innovative program. She has held positions in several private and governmental agencies as a licensed psychotherapist, case manager and as a clinical group leader in this capacity. Dr. Kurth's Master's Thesis is entitled: Predictors of Success in the Treatment of Mentally Disordered Juvenile Offenders: An Interagency Residential Model, and can be found in the California Lutheran University Library.
FUTURE RESEARCH: Dr. Kurth and core faculty from UCSOM and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine recently completed a large epidemiological project aimed at expanding her 2011 study. Her collaborative research team hopes to eventually disentangle the underlying signature mechanisms(s) in this observed association. Specifically, this team aims to determine if an association can be definitively identified between these factors in a larger scale population, in an effort to better understand specifically how early environmental exposures, as combined with prenatal, labor and delivery complications, may confer risk to child neurodevelopmental and/or neurocognitive outcomes such as ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It is speculated these type disorders may originate from complex, overlapping and/or interacting factors which involve maternal BMI (obesity) and possibly prenatal exposures such as those introduced during maternal labor and delivery which may perturb the fetal brain. Her recently completed study is currently under journal review.
SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS: Dr. Kurth has authored and co-authored numerous clinical, peer-reviewed publications with over 50 citations. Topics include: (1) The correlation between prenatal exposure to synthetic oxytocin and risk of ADHD; (2) Diverse topics in Traumatic Brain Injury; (3) Alternative therapies in women’s gynecological health issues; (4) Multi-modal therapies as a tool for reduction of recidivism in emotionally disturbed juvenile offenders; and (5) Behavioral /pharmacological approaches in treatment refractory schizophrenic patients with chronic polydipsia. See her CURRICULUM VITAE and PubMed for these research abstracts/ and cited journal articles.
COMMUNITY SERVICE ROLE: Dr. Kurth was a key lobbyist for HB 23 -1071, Prescriptive Authority for Psychologists, which overwhelmingly passed the House/Senate and was officially signed into Colorado law on March 3, 2023. This law allows for specifically trained psychologists to prescribe pharmacotherapy to mental health patients as RxP clinicians. Her post-doc academic training is geared toward this important professional goal.
Dr. Kurth served a 3 year appointment by the Larimer County Board of Commissioners as an At-Large Behavioral Health Policy Council (BHPC) Member, a position of honor and service privilege within Larimer County. In this role, she collaborated with others on projects geared to improve diverse delivery of mental health services throughout the burgeoning Larimer County community. She spearheaded a BHS granted-funded, pilot Coffee-Cart Check-in Program (AKA Cat-Chat) at Estes Park High School, aimed at implementing peer-to-peer connectivity as a preventative approach to students experiencing stress and high risk situations for teen suicide.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND / INTERESTS: Dr. Kurth is an accomplished nature photographer, watercolor and batik artist. Her artwork has been displayed in art galleries in southern CA., north GA., in Denver, Steamboat Springs and in Estes Park, CO. and in the photography video gallery loop displayed at ABTC. She is also a published author (research, poetry) who enjoys writing children's books and southern short stories. As a coloratura soprano, Dr. Kurth sings (mostly in choir). She is an avid gardener and gourmet cook. She considers herself a naturalist who enjoys exploring the wilderness of Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, which inspires her artwork and creative writing.
Originally from Central Louisiana, Dr. Kurth is of Choctaw Native American ancestry; these core native principles underlie her integrated approach to psychotherapy and have inspired her interest in integrative medicine. While her southern roots are solid, she considers the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to be her true home. She cannot imagine ever leaving the mountains...at least not for very long!
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Robb Kurth, C.H., B.T.
Executive Director
Robb Kurth is currently accepting new patients!
Robb Kurth, Colorado Unlicensed Psychotherapist, CH, BT
Robb Kurth is a Certified Hypnotherapist (CH), Behavior Therapist (BT) and Psychotherapist. Mr. Kurth trained in Eriksonian Hypnosis in California and became a Certified Hypnotherapist and Behavioral Therapist in 1989. He practiced at the Atlanta Behavior Therapy Clinic since 1991, and has served as the Executive Director of the Alpine Behavior Therapy Clinic in Fort Collins, CO since 2003.
In his approach, a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Clinical Hypnotherapy, where warranted, is relied upon to treat a broad spectrum of mood and anxiety disorders, OCD and unwanted habits, and maximize success in life circumstances, such as in relationships, personal and academic careers, spiritual and physical health and emotional well-being. An integrated, health psychology philosophy is practiced to address acute and chronic physical/medical conditions.
Robb Kurth's clinical areas of treatment specialization include:
(1). Treatment of unwanted habits such as cigarette smoking, nail biting, over-eating and weight management issues.
(2). Treatment of phobias, specific fears, depression and sleeping issues.
(3). Treatment of chronic headaches and migraines, bodily muscle and joint pain, physical illnesses, accident recovery
(4). Treatment of issues of past abuse and physical/emotional trauma.
(5) Assisting students, professionals and others in specific performance enhancement, testing skills and other areas.
Overlap of Psychotherapy and Art Explained: Robb Kurth's early professional experience in the psychology of advertising lent itself to a keen understanding of the intuitive desire for individuals to improve their quality of life, hence his strong interest in providing quality psychotherapy to others. He has over 35 years of experience in providing hypnotherapy to individuals.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND / INTERESTS: Robb Kurth is also an accomplished professional nature photographer. His works have been featured in local art galleries in Steamboat Springs, Winter Park, Estes Park and in the photography video gallery loop displayed at ABTC. He completed his early academic, undergraduate training in commercial design and photography at Cleveland Institute of Art. After working in network design and advertising for nearly 25 years with CBS and NBC, he served as Art Director for Steamboat Magazine in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Many of Robb Kurth's visual works are on display in ABTC. Upon request, he can be contacted directly to discuss your inquires or interests in his professional artwork.
Robb Kurth is a Certified Hypnotherapist (CH), Behavior Therapist (BT) and Psychotherapist. Mr. Kurth trained in Eriksonian Hypnosis in California and became a Certified Hypnotherapist and Behavioral Therapist in 1989. He practiced at the Atlanta Behavior Therapy Clinic since 1991, and has served as the Executive Director of the Alpine Behavior Therapy Clinic in Fort Collins, CO since 2003.
In his approach, a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Clinical Hypnotherapy, where warranted, is relied upon to treat a broad spectrum of mood and anxiety disorders, OCD and unwanted habits, and maximize success in life circumstances, such as in relationships, personal and academic careers, spiritual and physical health and emotional well-being. An integrated, health psychology philosophy is practiced to address acute and chronic physical/medical conditions.
Robb Kurth's clinical areas of treatment specialization include:
(1). Treatment of unwanted habits such as cigarette smoking, nail biting, over-eating and weight management issues.
(2). Treatment of phobias, specific fears, depression and sleeping issues.
(3). Treatment of chronic headaches and migraines, bodily muscle and joint pain, physical illnesses, accident recovery
(4). Treatment of issues of past abuse and physical/emotional trauma.
(5) Assisting students, professionals and others in specific performance enhancement, testing skills and other areas.
Overlap of Psychotherapy and Art Explained: Robb Kurth's early professional experience in the psychology of advertising lent itself to a keen understanding of the intuitive desire for individuals to improve their quality of life, hence his strong interest in providing quality psychotherapy to others. He has over 35 years of experience in providing hypnotherapy to individuals.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND / INTERESTS: Robb Kurth is also an accomplished professional nature photographer. His works have been featured in local art galleries in Steamboat Springs, Winter Park, Estes Park and in the photography video gallery loop displayed at ABTC. He completed his early academic, undergraduate training in commercial design and photography at Cleveland Institute of Art. After working in network design and advertising for nearly 25 years with CBS and NBC, he served as Art Director for Steamboat Magazine in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Many of Robb Kurth's visual works are on display in ABTC. Upon request, he can be contacted directly to discuss your inquires or interests in his professional artwork.
