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COVID-19 Update:  We are open and accepting new clients.  We have transitioned to secure and HIPPA compliant telehealth services. In-person sessions are available for emergency/safety situations and for those whose lack of technology impedes access to telehealth.  

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Welcome to The Therapist Group

At The Therapist Group, we help individuals and families overcome obstacles, heal from emotional trauma and distress, and achieve personal growth and satisfaction in their lives. In addition to therapy for individuals and children, we offer marriage counseling, family therapy, addiction counseling, grief counseling, and stress management.

View our Therapist Directory to find a therapist that is best suited for you.

Recent Blog Posts

  • Shining a light on Intimate Partner Violence

    COVID-19 and the associated stay-at-home orders have brought attention to the issue of intimate partner violence (IPV) as well as other forms of domestic violence such as child abuse. Increased isolation, as well as new stresses, have increased the incidents of harm. Continue reading →

  • Holidays in the Time of COVID

    The holidays are always somewhat of a mixed bag. For many people, this is a challenging time without a pandemic. For others, the pandemic, along with the associated shutdowns and quarantines, is dampening their much-anticipated frivolity. Continue reading →

  • Finding Hope in Difficult Times

    How we approach challenging situations, especially when they seem to pile up, can make all the difference in our health and wellbeing. One not-so-secret weapon, hope, just might be the key to greater happiness and less anxiety. But, how do you build hopefulness in a constructive and meaningful way? Continue reading →

  • DBT Opens Doors to Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder

    Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a modality developed in the late 1970s by Dr. Marsha M. Linehan, a psychology researcher at the University of Washington. DBT became the gold star treatment for borderline personality disorder, which had always been resistant to treatment. Continue reading →

  • Multiplicity: Understanding Your Internal Family Systems

    Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult to choose just one emoji to express your reaction to a friend’s Facebook post? If yes, then you might find it interesting to learn about the multiplicity principle frequently mentioned in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. Continue reading →

  • What is Anxiety Really?

    With all the uncertainty and upheaval most people are experiencing as a result of COVID-19, anxiety is a word that comes up a lot. But, what is anxiety, really? Continue reading →

  • During Stressful Times, Look to Nature

    “Unprecedented” is the word most often used to describe the current crisis caused by the spread of COVID-19. This event has touched everyone and all areas of daily life look different as we continue to adjust to new routines and a constant state of uncertainty. Continue reading →

  • Baby blues or postpartum depression?

    Along with all the physical changes of pregnancy and childbirth come a host of emotional changes, from euphoria to sadness. That sadness also has a spectrum, from a Continue reading →

  • An Attitude of Gratitude Can Improve Mental Health

    Practicing gratitude is not a new concept, but it seems to be getting a lot of buzz lately. Messages abound about how counting one’s blessings rather than focusing on what is lacking can resolve a multitude of issues including both mental and physical health problems. While it may Continue reading →

  • Being a mom is fabulous… except when it isn’t

    Whether planned or unplanned, through birth or adoption, the anticipation and ultimate arrival of a baby generates a wide range of emotions. Regardless of how much you’ve prepared, how many magazine articles you’ve read, how many nieces and nephews you’ve babysat, the realities of motherhood can still hit you like a ton of parenting books. Continue reading →

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We are located at:

  • 1355 S. Colorado Blvd.
    Ste. C-100.
    Denver, CO 80222