Which ages of clients do you see?

We work with clients ages 7 years old and up. In the state of Colorado, individuals 12 years of age and older can consent to therapy for themselves. This means that if you are an adolescent age 12 or older, we can work with you without consent from your parents. If you are younger than 12, parental consent is required by law and further, we require client/child assent.

We work with individuals, couples, and families.

How much do you charge?

Sessions range in cost ($65-$150 per hour) depending on the clinician you see and the mode of treatment.

We offer a limited number of appointments on a sliding scale basis and invite you to contact us should you have a financial need that may interfere with your ability to pay for services. At the present, we have a handful of sliding scale slots available.  

Do you accept insurance? 

Yes and it is complicated. Here’s why. Insurance companies are motivated by a bottom line. This means they enact decisions that are not always in the best interest of clients/patients. We feel strongly that we have an ethical responsibility to provide you with the best care possible. To us, this means together we make decisions around treatment: frequency of sessions, length of sessions, and duration of therapy, among others. We do not believe a third-party, such as an insurance company, should be making these decisions. Further, in working directly with you, the client, and not an insurance company, we are better able to protect sensitive information as insurance companies require the disclosure of diagnosis and treatment details for the continued coverage of therapy. That said, we recognize many individuals rely on insurance benefits to access care and services. As a result, we are contracted with Aetna, Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Medicaid, TriCare, and United (UBH/Optum) and are able to bill these insurance companies directly for your care should you like us to do so. If you are uncomfortable with what is required in billing insurance, you are welcome to pay directly for services.

For clients who are covered by an insurance plan other than the aforementioned, we are happy to provide a super bill, which you are then able to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement depending on your plan. 

How long are sessions? 

Individual sessions are 50 minutes and couple sessions can range from 50 minutes to 3 hours. Ketamine-assisted sessions can range from 2 to 3 hours. In the case of couple and ketamine-assisted sessions, you only pay for the time used. If you book a 3 hour session and end up using only 2 hours, you only pay for 2 hours.

We offer evening and weekend appointments for clients who work during business hours. 

How do I know you’re the right therapist for me? 

We often tell clients that finding the right therapist is like finding the right pair of jeans. You might have to try on several pairs before you find the perfect fit. We want you to feel good about our work together. So, to help with your initial evaluation of fit, we offer a free, 15 minute consultation. You are invited to contact us at anytime to schedule this free consultation. 

I am GLBTQIA/undocumented/Muslim/poly/disabled/fill in the blank; can you work with me? 

Absolutely! Not only can we work with you, we welcome you, affirm you, and celebrate you. We are committed to providing culturally competent care and are engaged in continual training in the areas of intersectionality and diversity. Moreover, each of our clinicians embodies a lifelong commitment to social justice and we encourage you to ask us about our individual and collective activism.

I need documentation for accommodations at school or work/I need to meet sometimes via video call/I need gardening expertise; can you help? 

It is truly our pleasure to support your health and success in all facets of life. We are happy to provide documentation and meet electronically when clinically appropriate. We are not, however, known for our green thumbs. 

Do you give presentations?

Yes, we very much enjoy public speaking and have presented to groups as large as 200 people! Topics include: disordered eating, diet culture, making peace with your body, attachment, trauma, and self-care. 

If you are interested, please email us. We would be honored to collaborate with you to design a tailored talk for your group’s unique needs.