Camille del Duca’s work is driven by a deep passion for fostering healing, growth, and connection. Raised in the mountains of Wyoming, Camille developed a lifelong appreciation for the transformative power of nature and community.  

Camille earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Denver after working with an indigenous food sovereignty program during the pandemic. Her professional journey began in outdoor education, where she instructed climbing and backpacking courses for NOLS, guiding individuals to develop resilience and confidence through adventure. This foundation of fostering connection in challenging environments continues to inform her therapeutic approach.  

Camille specializes in supporting teens, young adults, and adults as they navigate trauma, grief, life transitions, and the search for a deeper sense of purpose.  At the heart of her work lies the belief that nurturing connections with oneself, others, and the environment is key to a fulfilling life. Camile cocreates the therapeutic space with her clients as they embody agency, pursue purpose, and cultivate fulfilling relationships. In her free time, you can Camille in the mountains or garden fostering her relationship with nature, expressing her creativity through paint and dance, or cooking nourishing meals with her community.