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Request an appointment online, or start with a free initial phone consultation — a low-pressure way to talk through what brings you to therapy and whether working together feels right.

New clients

Request an appointment

Booking runs through SimplePractice, the secure practice-management platform Summit Shores uses for scheduling and records. New clients can request a first appointment directly; if you’d rather share a little first, send a message through the secure contact form below.

Prefer to talk first? Call 720.739.0208 for a free initial phone consultation.

Existing clients: sign in to the client portal to manage appointments.

Request a time online

Pick an appointment type and request a time that works for you. Requests go straight to Mandy for confirmation.

Request an appointment

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Or start with a message

Send a secure inquiry

Share your contact details and a sentence or two about what brings you, and Mandy will reach out to schedule your free initial phone consultation. The form is part of SimplePractice’s secure platform, so your message goes directly — and privately — to Mandy.

Mandy works with adults located in Florida or Colorado — in person in Jacksonville Beach, or by telehealth in either state.

The form is for new-client inquiries — it isn’t monitored for urgent communication. Existing clients are directed to sign in to the client portal instead.

Secure contact form

A short form — your name, contact details, and an optional note about what you’d like to focus on or any questions you have.

Open Contact Form

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Other ways to reach out

Phone & office

Summit Shores Counseling, LLC

931 3rd Street N
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250-5741

720.739.0208

This website and the client portal are not monitored for emergencies. If you or others are in immediate danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time.