Ignite Counseling Colorado has been selected as a 2026 Colorado Companies to Watch award winner, an honor that recognizes second-stage companies demonstrating strong performance, leadership, and community impact. The award, founded in 2009, also supports growth-stage organizations through year-round programming and resources.
For Ignite Counseling Colorado, this recognition highlights a trajectory that began in 2018 when Founder and Clinical Director Carla D'Agostino-Vigil started the practice with a belief that healing happens through exceptional clinical care. What began as a solo practice has grown into a team of compassionate, highly-trained clinicians dedicated to helping individuals, couples, adolescents, and families navigate life's challenges with evidence-based, personalized care. Today, the practice provides specialized treatment for anxiety, trauma, OCD, relationship challenges, and life transitions.
"We're incredibly honored to receive this recognition from Colorado Companies to Watch," said D'Agostino-Vigil. "This award comes at an especially meaningful time as we prepare to open our new Youth & Family Therapy Center in Westminster." The center will expand services for children and teens ages 6–17, including play therapy, EMDR therapy, and individual counseling, reflecting the practice's commitment to meeting growing mental health needs.
As part of Mindfully Behavioral Health, Ignite Counseling Colorado continues to expand access to high-quality behavioral health services throughout the Denver Metro area while maintaining a warm, community-centered culture. "This recognition isn't simply about growth," added D'Agostino-Vigil. "It's about staying true to who we are while continuing to serve more people."
The award underscores the importance of accessible mental health care in Colorado, where demand for services remains high. Ignite Counseling Colorado's recognition as a Colorado Companies to Watch winner signals its role as a key provider in addressing these needs, combining local practice warmth with the resources of a larger behavioral health organization.
