About

Aleya Littleton, MA, LPC, is an adventure and somatic therapist with a Masters in Adventure Therapy from Prescott College, and a certificate in Integrative Nutrition for Mental Health. She specializes in trauma treatment and the use of nature and the outdoors for healing. Her background as a middle school science teacher and NASA Formal Education Lead inspired her fascination with neurobiology, the human body, and the natural world. She is a rock climbing guide, and trains therapists in the use of rock climbing in therapy. She completed her externship at Innate Path as a Ketamine and Cannabis assisted psychotherapist in 2019. A public speaker and therapist educator, she was featured on The Three Day Effect, and in Outside Magazine. Experience: Instructor: Clinical Rock Climbing Therapy, 36 hour Course offered by Wild and Wonderful Life Presenter: 2022 International Adventure Therapy Conference, Norway. Presenter: 2021 AT Best Practices, Park City UT. Presenter: 2019 AT Best Practices, DeKalb IL. Presenter: 2018 IATC, Australia. Founder of Wild Gathering Unconference Co-Founder of the Adventure Therapy Collective Innate Path, Denver CO Equinox Counseling, Denver CO Noeticus Counseling Center, Denver CO OuterEdge Performance, CO Climbing Co, & Colorado School of Mines: Climbing Instructor/Guide NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Education, and Public Outreach. Training: May 2021 - Integrative Nutrition for Mental Health Certification June 2019 - Trauma Dynamics at Innate Path, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy June 2018 - Somatic Psychotherapy Certificate June 2018 - Wilderness First Responder Certification (Current) January 2017 - CBT for Insomnia Certificate April 2015 - Mindfulness and Biofeedback Training March 2013 - Dialectical Behavior Therapy Facilitator December 2012 - Transactional Analysis Practitioner August 2012 - Hakomi Introductory Training May 2012 - AMGA SPI Climbing Guide Certification