Colorado + Minnesota telehealth
Evidence-based, trauma-informed, affirming counseling for adults 18 and over, with specialized experience supporting men’s health issues, veterans, military members, first responders, and healthcare professionals.
Andrew Qualy, MSW, LICSW, LCSW
How I can help
Counseling isn’t only for when things fall apart. Whether you’re struggling with your mental health, navigating relationships or career challenges, or simply seeking support for growth and becoming the person you want to be, I’m prepared to meet you where you are.
Support for active-duty service members and veterans navigating civilian transition, identity, trauma exposure, relationships, sleep, grief, moral pain, and the demands of chronic readiness.
Explore this support area 02Trauma-informed counseling for law enforcement, firefighters, EMS personnel, and dispatchers navigating cumulative stress, shift work, sleep challenges, family strain, burnout, and the difficulty of lowering vigilance off duty.
Explore this support area 03Counseling for frontline healthcare professionals carrying compassion fatigue, moral distress, workplace loss, burnout, anxiety, grief, boundaries, and role strain at work and at home.
Explore this support area 04Support for men navigating emotional shutdown, anger, anxiety, depression, relationship strain, identity, purpose, fatherhood, work stress, grief, and the stigma around asking for help.
Explore this support area 05Trauma and PTSD counseling for adults navigating intrusive memories, avoidance, guilt, disrupted trust, sleep problems, emotional numbing, and feeling constantly on guard.
Explore this support area 06Support for persistent worry, overthinking, physical tension, sleep difficulty, avoidance, irritability, decision fatigue, and panic-like experiences connected to work, service, relationships, or change.
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Meet Andrew Qualy
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Colorado and a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in Minnesota. My approach is grounded in clinical education, professional mental health experience, and a commitment to evidence-based, trauma-informed care that supports healing, resilience, and meaningful growth.
My practice is informed by extensive clinical training and professional experience across the mental health field. That experience provides a foundation for my work, but it never replaces your story. My approach remains collaborative, practical, and paced around what you want to understand or change.
How I work
I explain each approach in plain language, connect it to your goals, and adjust it as you progress in your treatment journey.
Where we can meet
Practical guidance
Depression · Oct 7, 2026
Sadness usually eases with time and still lets you function. Depression tends to last, spreads into sleep, energy, interest, and thinking, and starts to shape everyday life. This guide explains the differences and when it may be worth talking to a counselor.
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Men's Mental Health · Oct 2, 2026
Depression in men does not always look like sadness. It can show up as anger, irritability, physical complaints, long hours, or more drinking. This guide explains the less obvious signs, why they are easy to miss, and when counseling is worth considering.
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Start with a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your goals, answer your questions, and explore how counseling might support where you want to go.
