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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.

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Recent Blog Posts

  • Encountering Implicit Bias in Therapy

    Implicit or unconscious bias refers to attitudes we have but are unaware of about people and the stereotypes we associate with them. They constitute our preferences or aversions, often around — but not limited to —race or ethnicity, and are formed from an accumulation of experiences and education. They can show up in ways that may not seem like racism, but actually are.

  • Empowering the Powerless: How to talk to your little ones about body safety 

    Most parents want to do what’s best for their children when it comes to their physical and emotional well-being. However, teaching them about boundaries related to sexuality often falls off the list of “important conversations” to have with young children

  • The Effects of Intimate Partner Violence on Children

    According to the data available on the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence’s (NCADV) website, one in 15 children in the U.S. witnessed IPV in 2010. One in three children who were exposed to IPV were themselves victims of abuse.

  • How to Disagree With Someone You Care About

    Recent and some not-so-recent events have highlighted the many ways we have found to divide us. How do we navigate different beliefs, values and opinions with compassion and respect for our significant others, parents, siblings or close friends?

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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?

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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?

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  • 1355 S. Colorado Blvd.Ste. C-201.Denver, CO 80222