Teletherapy for City Park - Denver, CO

I understand the weight and impact of navigating a chaotic household as a child. I know that discovering the right therapist has the power to help us process and release the burden of our childhood experiences, while also cultivating a strong, compassionate support system within our self. I have an unwavering sense of hope for individuals and relationships to recover from their most challenging moments. I chose this career to help people continue to establish or reestablish a connection with their genuine selves.

My goal in therapy is to help you know your value, and feel empowered to make the life you want. We can all feel tied down by old stories that no longer serve us. My role is to come along side you and help use the natural ways our body regulates, and mind communicates to help you find the truth in your story. Whether you are suffering the loss of someone you love, going through a major change in your life, desiring to be heard in your relationship or any of the other struggles that make us human, I would be honored to be a part of your journey.

Increasingly, it seems that the modern world isn't designed for human happiness. The pace of our lives feels faster than ever. Violence and conflict seem to fill the news. More than anything, however, we suffer from isolation: isolation from each other, from the natural world, and from our own selves. I believe that isolation is the biggest threat we face, individually and collectively. So how do we restore connection? How do we find our way home again? Psychotherapy is one path. I view psychotherapy as a shared journey of discovery, where my clients and I collaborate to find healing, insight and growth.

Are you looking for a genuine human connection? Somebody to create an authentic partnership with, one centered in your own well-being and growth? I enjoy helping clients to actualize their potential, find their voice, and manage their symptoms. I am a big believer in the intricate mind-body connection and cultivating more global wellness rather than just targeting specific symptoms. I love working with adolescents and adults, people who are looking for forward movement in life, a change of emotional scenery. Issues I specialize in include trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, identity, pain/health management and more.

“Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth.” – Alan Watts. Sounds pretty pointless and dumb to me (and probably to dentists everywhere). Attempting to work on yourself alone only takes you so far and really drags out the Suffer-Fest. That’s what therapy is all about; an unbiased, collaborative relationship, preferably with someone who actually gives a shit (me, hi), that can help you to understand and accept yourself fully.

This is my divine identity to help others fulfill their purpose and heal those in need. I am very much a realist and transparent about my approach to therapy regarding life transitions. I am a firm believer that in order to grow you must know how to water the seeds within.

Life is demanding. Sometimes it helps to have a place where you can slow down and think, feel, and talk at your own pace. If you’re feeling stuck or dealing with stress, therapy can help. We can explore whatever feels meaningful to you.

There's a difference between wandering around in the past and purposefully connecting what we've been through to our current situations. If you are looking for someone to help connect what you've been through to what you are going through now, and to identify new ways to shape your future, then I am here to help. Whether we are discussing relationship patterns, past trauma, mood disturbances or otherwise, we can work together to identify what you expect from yourself and others, and how you respond to those expectations. We will figure out how and where new expectations and ways of meeting the world will reshape your life.

Is pornography, cybersex, or sexual addiction impacting your life? Are you feeling alone, sexually rejected, or struggling with low desire in your relationship? Do you want more sexual and emotion intimacy? Are you concerned about your sexual identity or sexual functioning? It is common for people to encounter sexual problems, at any age. What is uncommon is for people to do something about those problems before they irreparably damage their self-esteem and relationships. Left unmanaged, anger, shame, and fear increase. The sooner you come in for help the better chance you have of growing a happy, healthy sexual life.

If you have been struggling with unwanted thoughts and behaviors with little relief, please contact me. Take back contol over your life! I specialize in cognitive-behavioral and exposure-response prevention therapy for Obsessive Compulsive Disorders and I have worked with the field’s recognized leaders in this treatment. I use a variety of traditional and evidence-based approaches to treatment. I will treat you with respect, dignity and support while we explore the range of treatment options that are available to you. I also specialize in the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, using EMDR and Cognitive Processing Therapy.

Welcome to a space where understanding and resilience meet. I am Stephen Rodgers, a therapist deeply committed to specializing in men's issues and trauma. In a world that frequently leans on men for strength, it's essential to acknowledge that everyone, at times, faces challenges that seem insurmountable. Whether it’s the weight of past experiences or the complexities of anxiety and depression impacting your relationships, habits, and emotional wellbeing, these struggles can be both bewildering and disheartening, especially when juxtaposed with societal expectations of unwavering self-sufficiency.

Mitchel is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Licensed School Counselor, and MN Board Approved Supervisor for LPCs/LPCCs. He holds a Master's Degree in Counseling Education & Supervision from Winona State University and has been in practice since 2015. Mitchel's practice involves individual psychotherapy for adolescents and adults presenting with a variety of concerns, including anxiety, depression, grief/trauma, life transitions, and more. Mitchel also works with families and couples in need of support. He is an Adjunct Instructor in the Master's of Counseling program at Hazelden Graduate School of Addiction Studies.

At Denver Men’s Therapy, we specialize in providing targeted mental health support for men, helping them navigate the unique challenges they face. Our dedicated team of therapists, equipped with extensive professional training and a wealth of experience in male-specific issues, fosters an environment where men can openly explore their emotions, overcome barriers, and embark on a journey towards greater resilience and clarity. Our services address a wide range of needs, including depression, anxiety, stress and burnout, trauma, addiction, relationship issues, and managing anger. We provide individual and group therapy.

I use a mindfulness based approach and psychedelic ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP) in my work with couples and individuals from all walks of life. The majority of my clientele are working on learning how to be more present in the here and now, seeking to improve their relationships, and find life satisfaction. I help clients reconnect with their true selves, develop emotional awareness, work through relationship conflict, rebuilding trust, and improve intimacy. Clients who work best with me are open to change, willing to let go, and reconnect with their own internal relationships.

Are you struggling with aligning your life activities with your values and goals? Do you find yourself feeling stuck in unfulfilling relationships? It’s vital to acknowledge and face your current situation and the feelings you have about it in order to make change happen, and psychotherapy provides space for this. We'll begin by talking about your goals for therapy, and we'll collaborate on a plan for our work together. You can expect to develop more perspective and self-compassion, find a new capacity to navigate difficult feelings, and uncover and work towards freedom from habitual thought patterns.

Watch how a person builds a sandcastle, a philosopher once said. The first person will proceed hesitantly, fretting about the inevitable return of the waves. The second person won't even start: why bother, the tide will only destroy it. The third person embraces the unavoidable and throws themself into the work regardless, joyful but not oblivious. We often feel like all three people at once, leaving us confused and stuck. The aim of my work is emotional intelligence, which is the capacity to reconcile the contradictions inside ourselves in order to become more vital, creative, flexible, and accepting of our self.

I work with adults seeking therapy for a variety of reasons. Maybe you're feeling disconnected, lost, or stressed. Maybe you’re feeling stuck and not sure why, but are ready for change. I am a firm believer that no one knows you better than you know yourself and that the relationship in therapy is more important than coping skills or worksheets. Life is never quite what we plan and we can all use a little support to get back on track.