Couples Counseling Colorado

Couples counseling is a type of therapy that helps partners improve their relationship by working through issues like communication struggles, emotional disconnection, unresolved conflict, or intimacy concerns. It provides a supportive space where both people can feel heard and begin to understand each other more clearly.

Couples often come to therapy when things feel stuck or tense—but it isn’t just for those in crisis. Many of the couples we work with want to strengthen their relationship, prevent future issues, or grow closer as they navigate big life transitions. Whether you’re trying to heal from hurt or just want to communicate more effectively, couples counseling can help you reconnect and move forward with more clarity and connection.

Sex therapy is a specialized form of therapy that focuses on sexual concerns and connection. While couples counseling addresses the broader emotional and relational dynamics—like communication, conflict, and trust—sex therapy helps clients work through issues specifically related to intimacy and sexuality.

Some of the concerns we address in sex therapy include:

• Mismatched desire

• Sexual anxiety or avoidance

• Performance concerns

• Painful intercourse

• Shame or confusion around sex, often rooted in upbringing or religious messages

Because emotional and sexual connection are so deeply intertwined, our team integrates both approaches when needed. Whether you're coming in alone or as a couple, we'll help you explore these topics in a way that feels clear, respectful, and aligned with your values.

Sex therapy at Revive is always conducted in a supportive and nonjudgmental environment—one where you can be honest about your experiences and begin to build something more connected and fulfilling.

No, you don’t have to choose just one. Many clients appreciate the flexibility of combining in-person sessions at our Centennial, Colorado office with online therapy. This hybrid option allows you to tailor therapy to your life—whether you prefer the connection of face-to-face sessions or the convenience of meeting from home.

You’re welcome to shift between formats at any time based on your schedule, comfort level, or changing needs. We’re here to make the process as accessible and supportive as possible.

Yes, we often assign homework between sessions to help you apply what you're learning in real time. This might include journaling prompts, communication exercises, or relationship-focused activities that support the goals you're working on in therapy.

Homework isn’t about checking boxes—it’s about giving you tools to reflect, connect, and make lasting changes between sessions. Many of our clients find that these take-home practices make therapy more effective, practical, and meaningful.

If you're dealing with ongoing conflict, emotional distance, communication struggles, or challenges around physical intimacy, relationship therapy can help. Couples counseling and sex therapy are tools to improve connection—not just options for relationships in crisis.

At Revive, we work with both couples and individuals to explore emotional patterns, strengthen communication, and address sexual concerns in a supportive, values-respecting space. You don’t need to have it all figured out before reaching out.

During your consultation, we’ll talk through your goals and concerns and help determine the approach that fits your needs best—whether that’s couples counseling, sex therapy, or a blend of both.

It depends on what you're hoping to work through. If the concerns are primarily about your current relationship, we usually recommend couples therapy so both partners are part of the process. Often, people come in thinking they’re the problem—when in reality, it's how both partners are interacting that needs to shift.

That said, individual therapy can be a great fit if you're:

• Exploring patterns that existed before this relationship

• Working through a past relationship or breakup

• Processing sexual shame, trauma, or identity

• Navigating your own values, boundaries, or faith shift

• Trying to get clearer on what you want before involving your partner

If you're not sure which approach is right for you, we can talk through that together in a consultation and help you decide what will support you best.

Finding a good couples counselor starts with knowing what matters to you. The right fit goes beyond credentials—you're looking for someone who understands relationships, can hold space for both partners, and offers real tools for change.

Look for a therapist with specialized training in couples work, such as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) or someone trained in evidence-based approaches like the Developmental Model or the Gottman Method. If intimacy or sexual concerns are part of what you’re navigating, it also helps to work with someone who understands the connection between emotional and physical intimacy.

At Revive Relationship Counseling, our Colorado-based therapists focus specifically on relationships—emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Whether you're in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, or a smaller community, we offer both in-person and online therapy to make expert support accessible across the state.

Yes. While our physical office is based in Centennial, Colorado, we offer secure, HIPAA-compliant online therapy to clients across several states where we are licensed. This includes Texas, Utah, Idaho and Washington.

You can access expert relationship counseling and sex therapy from the comfort of your home—without the commute, scheduling stress, or need to live near a major city. Whether you're looking to work through challenges as a couple or individually, we’re here to provide high-quality, compassionate care that supports your emotional and relational growth.