Ages 10-24
LGBTQIA2+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, Agender, Two-spirited, and the countless affirmative ways folks identify)

Accessibility
Affordability
Affirmation
Anti-oppressive frameworks
Collaboration
Healing-Centered Engagement
Disability Justice-Centered
Lived experience
Health at every size
Autonomy

Gender/Coming out/Transitioning
Anxiety
Depression
Grief, Loss, and Ambiguous Loss
Self-esteem
Self-Harm
Independent Living Skills
Critical Decision Making
Emotional Regulation
Conflict Resolution
Impacts of identity based discrimination & stigma (including Neurodivergence, Gender Diversity & Orientation, Race & Ethnicity)

Person-Centered: a collaborative approach that allows clients to take the lead in the direction that sessions and therapeutic work move. It relies on 3 conditions: unconditional positive regard, empathetic understanding, and congruence or genuineness.

Systems Therapy: the understanding that we are intrinsically interconnected with other people, other elements of nature, and other forces in our lives and environments. What impacts one, impacts all.

Psycho-Educational Therapy: provides clients, caregivers, and loved ones with the knowledge about various elements of mental, emotional, and relational health and treatment.

Family Therapy: supports family members in building stronger relationships, bettering communication, and engaging in conflicts.

Narrative Therapy: supports clients in becoming the author of their own life stories. These can often be related to stories about ourselves, others, relationships, work, and the world.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): the main goals of DBT are to support people in living in the moment (mindfulness), developing healthy ways to cope with stress (distress tolerance), regulating their emotions (emotional regulation), and improving their relationships with others (interpersonal effectiveness).

Motivational Interviewing (MI): supports clients in moving from a place of uncertainty or ambivalence toward motivation and commitment to change.

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT): supports clients in accepting hardships that they cannot change and take steps toward feeling more in control of their lives.

We accept Medicaid, Anthem, United Healthcare, Kaiser, Beacon, and Aetna. We also offer “pay what you can” plans and pro bono (for free) sessions. We will work with you and your family to find a solution that works. We never turn anyone away for financial reasons!

Our licensed clinician's full out-of-pocket rate is $150 for a 55 minute session.

Our graduate clinical interns full out-of-pocket rate is $60 for a 55 minute session.

We are proud to offer a range of service delivery options, ensuring accessibility for all in need of our services. We offer Telehealth and virtual options, and can meet clients in their homes, schools, and communities.

At this time, we are still in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and are heading into Colorado winter. Therefore we recommend and prioritize virtual sessions when safe, appropriate, and possible.