About Bridgette
Clinical professionalism, without clinical distance.
I believe therapy can be serious without being sterile. Change requires honesty, compassion, practice, and sometimes a sense of humor when facing life’s hardest challenges.
Bridgette Lovett, LPC, M.A., Ed.M.
I hold a Master of Arts and a Master of Education in Counseling from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Miami. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado (LPC.0023511) and Connecticut (License No. 10388) and have been in the counseling field for seven years.
My Connecticut roots include attending Greens Farms Academy (GFA) in Westport, Connecticut, from kindergarten through 12th grade.
My recent clinical background includes residential addiction treatment, where I worked with people navigating substance use disorders alongside depression, anxiety, grief, relationship difficulties, and other mental health concerns. That experience shaped a direct approach grounded in recovery work and in what clients can practice outside the therapy hour.
I have also worked as a school counselor with middle and high school students. That experience informs my work with adolescents and families.
I welcome individuals and couples who want to work on communication, trust, boundaries, or recurring conflict, whether or not addiction is part of their lives.
My philosophy
“You become what you do a lot of” is not a demand for perfection. It is a reminder that repeated behavior shapes confidence, identity, relationships, and recovery. Therapy helps make those repetitions more intentional.
Clinical Background
My clinical background spans private practice, residential addiction treatment, PHP and IOP care, and school-based behavioral health.
As the founder of Lovett Therapy & Recovery, I provide telehealth therapy to adults with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health concerns. My approach incorporates CBT, DBT, ACT, and motivational interviewing within a 12-step-informed disease model of addiction.
From 2024 through 2026, I worked at Mile High Recovery Center in Denver. I began as a PHP and IOP Primary Therapist before becoming the Residential Treatment Program Clinical Lead. In that role, I directed the clinical operations of a 12-bed residential program while maintaining a full caseload, providing individual, group, and family therapy, overseeing residential programming, and supporting a team of Behavioral Health Technicians.
I am also a certified school counselor. Before specializing in addiction treatment, I worked with middle and high school students at Vanguard Classical School and The Early College of Arvada. I provided individual and group counseling, developed social-emotional learning and prevention programming, and supported early intervention for substance use and other high-risk behaviors.
These experiences shaped how I understand addiction, relationships, and behavioral patterns across different stages of life. My work remains direct, practical, and focused on helping clients translate insight into meaningful change.
Healing should feel possible.
Schedule a free consultation. We can spend 15 minutes talking about what you’re looking for and whether my approach fits.