Howard Lambert, Ph.D.

Colorado Licensed Psychologist
303.320.3956 x1
E-mail: howie@relationshipresourcecenter.com

I see conflict as opportunity in life.  Pain is often an invitation to growth.  An experienced guide is what we most need to capture the moment and turn our “lemons into lemonade.”

I have been in a men’s group for over 20 years. One weekend we took the time to allow each man to tell his life’s story … any way he chose to.  What became exceedingly clear over those 24 hours was that the greatest growth in most of our lives followed immediately after the deepest pain (i.e. death, divorce, separation, illness, etc.).

If you are in pain let me help you feel it, move with it and allow it to guide you to the next chapter in your life.  The Buddha said that it is not the pain of life that causes us to suffer; it is the way we constrict and resist the pain that gets us stuck.

For 40 years I have been assisting men, women and couples on their paths to happiness. The work is hard and the rewards are great. I use many different kinds of therapy in my practice as I do not believe that “one style fits all.”

Let’s sit down and have a conversation.  I can often give you concrete guidance to help you start to change your life right from our first meeting.  If you chose not to work with me after the first visit I will not charge you for the session.

On the personal side: I have scaled all of the state’s 14,000 foot peaks, I love to ski moguls, I get great joy from my four grandchildren and I relax by playing blues on my  Gibson SJ-200.  Also I have become a competent horseman in the last four years.

Please feel free to contact me at 303.320.3956 x1 or howie@relationshipresourcecenter.com

Education

Ph.D., 1972 University of Chicago
Committee on Human Development
Major: Clinical Psychology

M.A., 1968 University of Chicago
Committee on Human Development

A.B., 1965 Brandeis University
Major: Psychology

Professional Experience

1976-Present Private Practice of Psychotherapy
Individual, marital and group therapy; supervision of doctoral and masters level psychologists; psychodiagnostic testing.

1985-Present Principal and Seminar Leader, Relationship Resource Center
Preparation and presentation of seminars for parents and professionals.

1977-Present Clinical Associate, University of Denver School of Professional Psychology
Supervision of doctoral level students; teaching of courses in Existential and Gestalt therapy.

1978-1983 Consultant, Lutheran Social Service of Colorado
Consultation and staff development with agency specializing in adoptions and teenage pregnancies.

1971-1976 Director & Team Psychologist, Gilpin House Mental Health Clinic, Denver Health and Hospitals
Administration, supervision and staff development; family, group and individual therapy with adults and children.