Meet our Providers
Front Range Family Resource Center Team
Paige Lopez
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Please join FRFRC and welcome our newest trauma-informed clinician, Paige Lopez. Paige is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a trauma-informed psychotherapist who meets you with warmth, presence, and care. She works with adolescence and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, identity questions, and life transitions, offering a supportive space to reconnect with resilience, authenticity, and meaningful connection.
Nicholle Harris
Licensed Social Worker
Nicholle Harris is a Licensed Social Worker, U.S. Air Force veteran, and trauma-informed therapist who creates a space where your story matters. With a warm and relational style, she supports adults navigating trauma recovery, anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and life transitions. Nicholle’s inclusive, culturally responsive approach helps clients reconnect with resilience, authenticity, and meaningful connection.
Lincoln Taggart
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate
Lincoln holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Naropa University. Lincoln focuses on working with men who face complex pressures around identity, intimacy, and belonging. Lincoln work closely with men who carry hidden burdens of grief, shame, anger, or isolation, helping them find strength, vulnerability, and authentic connection in their lives and relationships.
Tanji Wendorff
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate
Tanji holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. Tanji specializes in working with adults and teens navigating codependency, adult children of alcoholics or addicts (ACOA) experiences, and the long-lasting impact of growing up in chaotic or emotionally unpredictable environments. Additionally, as a veteran, Tanji specializes in helping fellow veterans understand the complicated mix of pride, pressure, and identity shifts that come with service, and the stuggles with leaving service.
Lucas Rakel
Counselor Intern
Lucas holds a Master’s degree from Naropa University in Boulder, CO and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy from the University of La Crosse. Lucas has been working in the mental health field for several years. His experience spans various roles in clinical and inpatient settings, where he has developed a deep understanding of the healing process. Currently, Lucas works with a wide range of clients ranging from combat veterans to those lost due to many of life’s transitions.
Angelyn Ritt
Licesnsed Social Worker
Angleyn is a warm and direct therapist who specializes in anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and navigating life transitions. She offer a grounded, collaborative space where clients can reconnect with their inner resilience and learn to work with their minds rather than against them. Angleyn’s approach is strengths-based and inclusive, with a deep commitment to honoring each client’s full story.
Evan Wilson
Counselor Student Intern
Evan is a student at Naropa University, where he is pursuing a degree in Wilderness Therapy with a passion for blending the healing power of nature with the depth of human connection. His approach is rooted in a humanistic and holistic philosophy, integrating mindfulness, nature-based therapy, existential exploration, and somatic attunement to support both psychological and spiritual growth.
Morgan Dingle
Counselor
Morgan works diligently to understand your unique goals for therapy, pinpointing what you desire to achieve and identifying the obstacles that are holding you back. She delves deep into the underlying issues, providing insight and support tailored to your needs. By focusing on resilience and personal growth, Morgan helps you uncover the necessary steps to regain a sense of wholeness and fulfillment, guiding you through the healing process with compassion and expertise.
Ariana Griffith
Clinical Director
Ariana’s training specializes in multicultural psychology, and through this comprehensive lens, she aims to understand all the intersections of an individual’s identity. By exploring the diverse facets that make up a person’s background, such as culture, ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status, Ariana gains a holistic understanding of individual experiences and challenges. This approach allows her to provide more empathetic, inclusive, and effective support, ensuring that every aspect of a person’s identity is acknowledged and respected in the therapeutic process.
Sharon Allen
Depth Psychologist
I’m available to face the challenges of change with you and together we can meet fear, worry, and uneasiness, so you can live life to your fullest.
Jeremy Allen
Counselor and Assitatnt to the Clincal Director
I dream of being a snowbird one day. I enjoy supporting veterans who have been through the trenches and are now ready to climb out.












