Relationship Counseling Denver

Relationship counseling is a specialized form of therapy focused on helping couples navigate the complexities of emotional and relational connection. While individual therapy centers on your personal inner world, relationship counseling looks at how both partners engage with one another—how you communicate, resolve conflict, share intimacy, and support each other through life’s challenges.

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist (CST), I’m uniquely trained to work at the intersection of emotional and sexual connection. My approach blends psychological insight with practical tools, helping couples strengthen trust, deepen emotional intimacy, and develop a more fulfilling relational and sexual bond.

Yes. I offer in-person sessions at my private office in Centennial, Colorado, conveniently located for clients in the greater Denver metro area. The space is designed to be welcoming, calm, and comfortable—an environment that helps you slow down and focus on each other without distractions.

For those who prefer the flexibility or privacy of remote work, I also offer online therapy across Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Washington using a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform. Many clients find that virtual therapy makes it easier to stay consistent, especially with busy schedules or parenting demands, and they appreciate the opportunity to do this important work from the comfort of their own homes.

Absolutely. While I offer in-person sessions at my Centennial office for clients in the Denver metro area, I also work with individuals and couples throughout Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Washington via secure, HIPAA-compliant online therapy. You don’t need to be near my office to receive thoughtful, specialized support—many of my clients actually prefer online therapy for its convenience and privacy.

And just because you start with one format doesn’t mean you’re locked into it. You’re welcome to switch between in-person and virtual sessions as needed. Some clients like to come in occasionally when their schedule allows, while others stay fully remote. Whether you're across town, across the state, or even across the country, my goal is to make relationship counseling accessible, flexible, and effective—wherever you are.

Not at all. While I do work with couples facing major challenges like betrayal, conflict, or sexual disconnection, relationship counseling isn’t just for emergencies. In fact, many couples come to therapy because they want to strengthen their connection, deepen their emotional intimacy, or grow together in new ways.

Counseling can be especially helpful during transitions—like moving, having kids, aging, or dealing with stress or illness—that naturally test your relationship. Even couples with strong bonds can benefit from having a space to reflect, realign, and reconnect with each other more intentionally.

It’s very common for one partner to feel more ready for therapy than the other. Sometimes there’s fear that it means the relationship is “broken,” or worry about being blamed or misunderstood. In our first consultation, I can help both partners understand what therapy actually looks like and how it can be a collaborative, respectful process—not a battleground.

I also work with individuals in relationships who want to begin the process even if their partner isn’t ready. Positive change doesn’t always require both people to start at the same time. You can start by learning more about yourself, your patterns, and how you show up in the relationship—and often, those changes begin to shift the dynamic on their own.

The fit between client and therapist is one of the most important factors in successful counseling. I know I’m not the right therapist for everyone—and that’s okay. My approach is collaborative but structured, compassionate but honest. I work best with clients who are ready to go deeper, who want more than surface-level solutions, and who are open to real, sometimes uncomfortable growth.

As an LMFT and Certified Sex Therapist, I bring advanced training in both relational and sexual dynamics—especially for couples who have felt stuck, confused, or overwhelmed in these areas. I also offer a free 15-minute consultation so we can talk about what’s going on and see if we’re a good match. If it’s not the right fit, I’m always happy to refer you to another therapist in the Denver area who might be better suited to your needs. Your comfort and connection with your therapist matter more than anything.

Getting started is simple. I offer a free 15-minute consultation where we can talk about what’s going on in your relationship, what you’re hoping to change, and whether we’re a good fit to work together. Whether you’re looking for in-person therapy in the Denver area or online sessions across Colorado and beyond, I’d be honored to support your journey toward connection, intimacy, and trust.