Find Marriage Therapists in Englewood, CO

Escalation, defensiveness, and withdrawal are common interactive patterns that occur between partners in conflict.  Many couples begin to feel stuck and the present issue tends to go unresolved, creating resentment, blame, helplessness, and distance.

  Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Addiction Counselor, EMDR trained therapist, DBT trained therapist, Trauma Center - Trauma Sensitive Yoga trained therapist, Integrated Treatment of Complex Trauma for

Liz Pierce is a Counselor , MA, LPC, LAC, NCC, and is based out of Aurora, Colorado, United States.

My name is Dr. Nicole Gurash (she/her/hers). I am a neurodiversity specialist who is passionate about supporting individuals and families living with Autism Spectrum (ASD), Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder & Related Disorders (OCD Spectrum), Trauma, and ADHD.

You probably got together with your partner because you believed they were The One. The one who could help you get your needs met. To keep things simple, the needs we all long to have met are: 

In couples therapy, I use the Gottman method of couples counseling to work in collaboration with you and your partner to identify the cause of negative interactional patterns that may be leaving you feeling alone and frustrated. Once these patterns and underlying issues

Karen Fagan lives in Denver, CO where she has maintained a thriving psychotherapy practice for more than 17 years. Her methods are eclectic, and clients enjoy her straightforward, no-nonsense (with a good dose of humor!) approach to counseling.

Angie Dotzenrod, MA, LPC works with couples who, like most of us, need some support to strengthen (or repair) their relationship. She works to improve communication with all couples so that increased understanding can support any other goals that they are working

I am a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist and Supervisor and I provide psychotherapy to couples, families, and individuals. I specialize in working with couples, helping them to connect in a more meaningful way. I am consulted to help people with

Rennet Wong-Gates, MSW, RSW, RP is a therapist who supports individuals and families in her private practice. Her role as a therapist is to support and assist individuals and families to look for ways to resolve personal challenges that impact their daily lives and

Too often, couples do not come to counseling until they are at their wits end. They have spent many years unhappy, unfulfilled, and disconnected to the person they love. Sometimes an affair has taken place, causing deep pain and mistrust within the

My great passion is bringing healing to people experiencing trauma or life stressors. I help my clients, who include adults, couples, and families, to find healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen their relationships so they can transition to a

I am Alayna Baillod, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the practice owner of Self Care Impact Counseling.  We have offices in both Lakewood and Longmont Colorado and we offer online counseling.

In my work I believe that partnering with my clients is key. I use an eclectic style with a family systems approach. 

I believe in mental CARE Bootcamp. I will roll up my sleeves to work side-by-side with you, digging in deep to find who you hunger to be. I will not lie to you, I am not that soft and gentle counselor.  Sorry, not Sorry, no soft

Sybil Cummin, MA, LPC is a child and family therapist in Arvada, Colorado. For the last decade, she has specialized in working with victims and survivors of domestic violence and narcissistic abuse, including the children who witness the abuse as well as other

Transformed Hearts specializes in treating those couples suffering from the effects of sexual addiction, intimacy anorexia, complex PTSD, Drug and Alcohol Addictions and the Addiction to being Offended. Our clients are located throughout the world, as the

I work with couples to help partners explore, experience and co-author connection with one another so that they can be themselves, show up with one another, and show up for one another, both at home and out in the world.  

Why have I been successful? First, my practice is based on the act of choosing to love. Most people cannot define love, it's a choice, not a feeling. Second, all relationships have the same components: choosing love (or not), emotional expression (healthy or

Many couples have thrown the relationship into auto-pilot.   "We have jobs/careers. . .we have children. . .we have our financial obligations." ? Fair enough. At some point we need to decide the priority of our