About Me: Victoria Olson
LPC, LAC, Clinical Interventionist
My path to becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC), Clinical Interventionist, and Certified High-Conflict Divorce Coach was shaped by both personal struggle and deep transformation. As a young adult, I experienced firsthand the pain of substance use, unhealthy relationships, and a profound sense of disconnection. Moving to Boulder, Colorado offered a new beginning—one that brought both healing and hardship, including navigating a high-conflict relationship and the challenges of parenting through adversity.
Through that journey, I found long-term recovery, emotional clarity, and a deep commitment to living with purpose. Today, I bring both clinical experience and lived insight to my work, helping individuals and families facing addiction and substance use find clarity, connection, and momentum through intervention and sober coaching.
My Approach
With over 30 years of experience in mental health, addiction recovery, and family support, I’ve worked in residential treatment centers, therapeutic mentoring programs, transitional living environments, private practice, and program leadership. I hold a Master’s degree in Counseling from Adams State University and have dedicated my career to helping individuals and families navigate complex life challenges and periods of instability.
Through my practice at Resolve LLC, I offer:
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Individual coaching and accountability support
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Family coaching and communication support
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Intervention services using the Love First model
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Support during major life transitions and periods of change
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Crisis support and short-term stabilization planning
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Guidance with decision-making during high-stress situations
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Structured support for rebuilding routines, relationships, and daily functioning
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Boundary-setting and relational system support within families
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Collaboration around care coordination and next-step planning
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Ongoing check-ins and follow-through support
Whether you’re seeking structured intervention services or broader coaching through a difficult or uncertain season, my role is to bring clarity, structure, and grounded strategy to help you move forward in a sustainable way.
Grounded in Connection
Outside of my professional work, I stay grounded by raising my four teens, hiking Colorado’s mountain trails, and practicing mindfulness. At the heart of my practice is one belief: healing begins when we feel seen, heard, and supported.
I’m here to walk alongside you—through the hard moments, the messy middle, and toward a life that feels more aligned, steady, and yours.