Dr. Nathan Landers, Post-Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Nathan Landers is a Psychologist Candidate at LifeStance Health, providing thoughtful, evidence-based therapy to individuals across Colorado. He works with teens and adults navigating life transitions, emotional distress, and mental health conditions, offering a compassionate and collaborative space to support growth, insight, and healing. With a deep commitment to meeting each client where they are, Dr. Landers tailors his approach to fit the unique challenges and goals of every individual he serves. He specializes in working with individuals managing anxiety, trauma-related concerns, and substance use issues. He has a particular passion for supporting those experiencing the lingering effects of PTSD and trauma, including individuals impacted by grief, somatic symptoms, or avoidance behaviors. Using interventions such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Exposure Therapy, he helps clients develop tools to reduce distress, build resilience, and restore a sense of stability and control in their lives. In addition to trauma and anxiety, Dr. Landers provides affirming care for the LGBTQ+ community and individuals navigating gender identity concerns. He also supports those with neurodivergent experiences, including individuals on the autism spectrum and those living with ADHD. His expertise extends to treating sleep disorders, mood instability, and co-occurring challenges like disordered eating and obsessive-compulsive symptoms. Clients appreciate his warm, attuned presence and his ability to blend practical coping strategies with long-term therapeutic insight. Outside of his work, Dr. Landers finds balance and inspiration through reading, hiking, climbing, and tending to his garden. These personal passions fuel his appreciation for patience, growth, and the value of small steps toward meaningful change.