Individual, Family and Play therapy for young people aged four to eighteen.
Broad spectrum treatment for young adults making their way in the world of college, trade school, and the workforce.
A full array of services for adults from mid-twenties to early sixties on life transition and coping.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for anxiety and exposure response prevention (EFP) for OCD.
Integrative medication management, psychotherapy, and psychosocial coaching, including evening session Spravato for treatment resistant depression.
Relational and sex therapy for individuals and couples, and interpersonal skills training for social support and friendship building.
Psychological testing and Assessment for a broad array of psychological and cognitive concerns.
Nationally recognized experts in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD including a Five Session ADHD assessment protocol
Integrative treatment across the lifespan for infertility, pregnancy loss, postpartum mood disorders, new family adjustment, and menopause
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
Your health is your most important asset. You should entrust it only to the best professionals.
About Adrian...
Adrian has a steady, collaborative approach to his work with teens, adults, and families. He draws on strong relationships with physicians, school staff, family law attorneys, social workers, and other community resources to support coordinated care and improve outcomes. Since joining Family Psychological Services in 2012—and becoming a member of the senior staff in 2017—Adrian has also helped mentor and guide the next generation of providers.
His clinical focus includes court-ordered and voluntary co-parenting, parent-child conflict, reunification work, and post-relationship parenting. Adrian also has additional training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), New Ways for Families, ADHD, and treatment approaches that help clients address anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns.
Before becoming a therapist, Adrian worked with adults and children with disabilities as they re-entered the competitive workforce and served as a high school teacher. That background informs his practical, strengths-based style: he helps clients identify what is working, build on existing supports, and move toward meaningful change without losing sight of the real-world challenges families face.
What People Like About Adrian
Quick Profile
Name:Adrian Zelvy
Speciality: Clinical Counseling
License: LCPC 2271
Degree: MA, U of Colorado, Denver 2007
Interstate Practice: None
Sees: Teens, college aged adults, mid-life adults, couples, and divorce and coparenting cases.
Insurance Accepted: Blue Cross, Aetna, Luminare, United Healthcare, KanCare (for teens), Ambetter
