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Marriage Counseling & Couples Therapy in Denver

Also serving Colorado Springs | Online therapy available across Colorado

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Couples Therapy

Learn how we help relationships
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Rebuild Trust after Infidelity

Recover, repair & transform
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Couples Intensives

Create a lasting connection now!
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Premarital Counseling

Create a healthy foundation for your future

From Disconnection To Intimacy.

Disconnection hurts, whether it's because of conflict, feeling like roommates, or just being co-parents.

The longer we feel disconnected, the more confused, lonely, or angry we become. Over time, this can lead to divorce or a breakup.

It can drain our focus, hope, energy, and vitality, thus impacting our physical health, memory, and longevity.

That is why we are so motivated to help.

We believe we all deserve healthy relationships for ourselves and our families.

Our passion is to guide you from disconnection to a relationship filled with connection, harmony, and intimacy.

We teach relational skills so you can build the relationship you deserve.

You will gain confidence in how to repair and reconnect.

With this intimacy and confidence, you cultivate peace and vitality in your life and set a healthy example for your family.

A healthy relationship enhances mental and physical health; studies show it contributes to a longer life.

We want you to:

Be that passionate couple that truly gets through to each other!

If the fights are getting worse… or the silence is getting heavier… Reach out today.

Schedule a free consult with a couples therapist by clicking below.

We have trained, experienced couples therapists who are accepting new clients!

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Our Approach

Our therapists are master’s-level clinicians with advanced training in Relational Life Therapy (RLT) or or Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). 

Both approaches are structured and evidence-based, helping couples break destructive patterns and build healthier, more honest relationships.a structured, evidence-based approach to helping couples break destructive patterns and develop healthier, more honest relationships.

Many couples seek therapy after repeatedly trying to solve the same problems without lasting results. 

More traditional therapy can often focus solely on understanding feelings without offering a clear way forward.

While understanding feelings is very important, many couples also need practical tools and direct guidance to break deep-rooted patterns.

Our Relationship Recovery Model is a more active, structured approach.

Instead of just observing, we help couples recognize unhealthy relationship patterns as they occur and guide you toward healthy interactions.

This can involve providing direct feedback, building skills, gaining a deeper understanding of the family we grew up in, and practicing new communication skills during sessions.

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Couples Therapy

Create Harmony in your relationship – a place to feel connection and love
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Infidelity & Affair Recovery

Recover, rebuild trust, understand, and decide your path forward
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Couples Intensive

Transform your relationship with a One or Two-Day Private Intensive in Denver or Colorado Springs, CO
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Premarital Counseling

Build a healthy foundation and learn more about each other before you say "I do"
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Sex Therapy

Understand what gets in the way, and how to create more intimacy
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Individual Counseling

Get individual counseling for yourself and your relationship, even if your partner doesn't want to attend

Meet the team that provides Couples Therapy & Individual Counseling

We are trained in Relational Life Therapy (RLT) and other modalities

How do we work together?

The 3-step plan for more connection and intimacy

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We will learn more about your unique situation and relationship goals. Then, we will share how we can guide you both toward those goals. If it's a good fit, you can schedule your first appointment then. Click our About and Welcome page to find which therapist might best suit you. 

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Identify patterns that keep both of you stuck in disconnection, often reflexes learned in childhood. Learn and implement strategies to break this cycle and repair and maintain your connection. Schedule weekly and then bi-weekly meetings for lasting change.

Regain Connection

Practice and implement your new plan with us as your guide. Focus on what makes you and your partner feel loved and on reducing disconnection. Appreciate each other, cultivate intimacy, and achieve positive results. (Your therapist may assign homework via our app or email to maintain results between sessions.) 

Reviews

What our clients have to say

Brandon is an amazing counselor! He helped my girlfriend through some major work that took about 8 months. He did a great job at listening and giving us the tools we needed for our situation.
I highly recommend Jude to anyone seeking compassionate and effective therapeutic support. She is dedicated to clients’ well-being and walks alongside them throughout their journey. She is skilled at helping clients navigate challenges but also in guiding them toward personal growth and greater resilience. She creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered. Most importantly - Jude cares!
My partner and I truly can't thank or recommend Jason enough - he has given and continues to give us framework and tools for better repair and reconnection during the inevitable moments of disconnect that come with a long term partnership. We were on the look out for someone that practiced RLT after diving in to some Terry Real books/podcasts and found Jason on the RLT website. I had some fears about having a male couples therapist and looking back I simply can't imagine us working with anyone else. He had remarkable incite and compassion into both individual and coupled patterns we were getting stuck in, along with practical things to practice in between sessions. I'd recommend him to anyone looking to enhance connection, communication and teamwork in any of their relationships.

Let's start working together!

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Need Help Finding The Office?

Our Denver office is at 1777 S Bellaire St #307, Denver, CO 80222 — close to Cherry Creek, Glendale, Wash Park, and the broader Denver area. 

We offer in-person sessions throughout the week, including weekends, and online sessions for clients anywhere in Colorado. Most of our Denver therapists have openings on weekdays, evenings, and weekends.

Denver, CO Office

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Colorado Springs Office

Our Colorado Springs clients mainly work with Demetria Menard, MFTC, and Jason Polk, LCSW, LAC — both available for in-person sessions. 

We also provide online therapy for clients across the Colorado Springs area who prefer to meet from home. Whether you're near downtown, the Broadmoor, or anywhere in El Paso County, we're here to help.

Co Springs Office

Couples Therapy in Colorado Springs

Video: A little about us

Can't make it to one of our Colorado offices?

No problem. Our team offers couples and family therapy online across Colorado. 

Save time on travel and meet comfortably from your home.

Perhaps during nap time, if you have young kids?

Or during your lunch at work?

Our flexible scheduling and therapist availability make prioritizing your relationship goals and mental health easier.

We use the Jane App video platform it is secure and HIPAA, PIPEDA, and GDPR-compliant.

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Blog

By our Couples Therapists

Question: Marriage Counseling, Couples Therapy, and Relationship Coaching – What's the Difference?

Marriage counseling, couples therapy, and couples counseling are fundamentally the same. The difference lies in whether you are married or not. 

Relationship coaching focuses on the present moment, rather than childhood experiences, and provides tools to enhance intimacy.

Learn more about the differences between these modalities below.

Marriage Counseling and Couples Therapy

These modalities differ from relationship coaching because relationship therapists and counselors explore your family of origin, your earliest relationship experiences—what you experienced, and what was modeled for you. 

The aim isn’t to assign blame, but to help you understand how and why certain reflexes may show up today. This offers insight and empathy for you and your current relationship. (Quick 32-second video on more of that below).

Relationship coaches are typically not trained to incorporate this into their sessions, so they concentrate on the here and now.

Relationship Coaching

Generally, we are not taught relationship skills as formally as other skills. 

We learn math and writing, which we need, but very few of us know how to listen with presence, repair after conflict, or express our needs without blame.

Relationship coaching fills that gap. It offers practical skills and tools while focusing on the here and now. 

A coach helps you understand the “how” of a healthy partnership—how to communicate clearly, resolve disagreements in ways that bring you closer instead of driving you apart, and foster intimacy in everyday life.

Our Approach

We are master-level clinicians who incorporate all three of these modalities to provide you two with the best results.

We are all trained in Relational Life Therapy (RLT), and Lana is certified in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). These evidence-based approaches help couples move beyond surface-level fixes and get to the heart of what’s happening between you.

That means we’ll explore how your family background influences your relationships today, while also providing you with practical skills to make changes now.

You’ll be encouraged to explore new ways of relating, communicating, and repairing, so you'll have a set of practices and agreements to return to, fostering more intimacy and less disconnection.

Our blog post on What to Expect From Couples Counseling can provide additional information. 

We welcome people of all faiths (or none), ethnicities, cultures, races, LGBTQIA+, and gender identities.

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