The courses we took at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando meet the clinical standards for state licensure in Colorado and Florida. Our training combined the best practices in secular theory alongside a Christian worldview. This means that we approach counseling with the belief that all people have worth and dignity. We also believe that the world contains pain and suffering with immense opportunity for healing and redemption.

We work with clients from all faith backgrounds and you do not have to hold a belief in Christianity to work with us. We only incorporate faith into counseling conversations for clients who would like that to be a part of their therapy.

We currently accept United Healthcare and Cigna for Colorado residents. We accept Kaiser Permanente for clients located in the Denver and Boulder areas.

If we do not accept your insurance, you have the option to request that your therapist supply a Superbill that you can submit for reimbursement for out-of-network providers. If you hope to submit for out-of-network reimbursement, please check with your health insurance provider to see if they offer out-of-network coverage.

Yes! Our counselors offer a free 15 minute phone consultation with all new client inquiries. During the consultation you will be able to express your hopes for counseling, ask any questions you have, and determine if working together is a good fit.

One 50-55 minute session costs $145. Payment can be made in the form of check, debit card, credit card or HSA card. Clients have the option to place a card on file for automatic payment to occur after each session.

A counseling session typically lasts between 50 and 55 minutes.

Some clients only come to counseling for a few sessions, while others may work with their therapist for years. Our counselors collaborate with clients to provide care that is individually tailored to their goals.

Most clients attend sessions weekly or bi-weekly. Commitment to being consistent in therapy helps clients achieve goals sooner and with more continuity. Over time, most clients will taper their care, transitioning to meeting less often with their therapist or discontinuing meeting altogether.

All of the counselors at our practice are Licensed Professional Counselors, meaning that they have obtained their Masters in Counseling, completed at least two years of professional experience post-graduation under the supervision of a seasoned therapist, passed the National Counselor Examination (NCE), and maintained a regulated amount of continuing education bi-annually with their licensing states.

Licensed Professional Counselors are under the authority of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) and must maintain in ethical good standing with the state in order to continue practicing.

Life Coaches offer services without regulation and are not required to receive training, pass clinical examinations, or maintain continuing education requirements. Life Coaches often offer services without a governing authority regulating the services that they provide. While some Life Coaches pursue a certificate program that can take 6-12 months to complete, many do not pursue formal training.