Help Your Relationship Grow With Couples Therapy
We provide couples counseling in Denver, Colorado to help you renew your marriage or relationship
Are you struggling to feel connected to your partner or does your marriage feel stuck?
It’s normal for your relationship to go through difficult periods. But when those difficulties turn into regular patterns it can strain the connection you once felt with your partner.
You might be struggling with conflict or don’t know how to communicate effectively and it might be time to seek professional help from a couples therapist.
Our couples counseling in Denver, Colorado will help you understand what’s keeping your relationship stuck, and help you develop skills for your marriage to grow and thrive.
We provide some of the best couples counseling Denver has to offer. Here’s how we can help you:
Discover how to rebuild trust and intimacy in your marriage or relationship
Feeling connection and intimacy are important parts of your relationship. Couples counseling can help you discover how to feel more connected with your partner or rebuild trust that may have been lost.
Learn how to communicate more effectively with your partner in couples counseling
You both have needs that might not feel like they’re being met anymore. Couples therapy can help you and your partner learn how to express and understand each other’s needs.
Explore how to resolve conflict more productively with a couples therapist
Conflict is a normal of a relationship, but it can be destructive when it’s not managed well. One of our Denver couples therapists can teach you how to work through conflict without hurting one another and strengthen your bond together.
Have Questions About Couples Counseling?
How does couples counseling work?
Couples counseling is a guided process with a professional therapist to help you identify challenges in your relationship so you can work together with your partner and practice skills to help your relationship grow.
What will we work on in couples therapy?
Common relationship problems we can you with include conflict, anger, resentment, communication, improving intimacy, trust issues, infidelity, and more. Couples therapy is designed to help you understand why you’re feeling disconnected and empower you to express yourself in a healthy way.
How many sessions are there for couples counseling?
Generally we recommend weekly appointments for the first 4 sessions. From there you and your counselor will discuss if meeting weekly or on a different frequency will be the most helpful. The average time that couples spend in counseling is about 3-6 months.
How do I know if I need relationship or marriage counseling?
If you’re struggling with intimacy, sex, feeling connected to your partner, constantly fighting, or dealing with resentment a marriage counselor can help. You will learn what’s causing problems in your relationship and explore ways to renew your connection.
Can I do individual counseling to improve my relationship?
Yes. You can work with a relationship counselor individually to explore personal issues affecting your relationship and address deeper healing that you might need for yourself.
What’s if my partner is worried about counseling?
It’s very normal to have some fears about couples therapy. Sometimes one partner is worried that counseling will be about pointing out their flaws. Couples therapy is not a one way conversation. It’s about focusing on the relationship and learning ways to improve your connection together.
What’s the best type of relationship counseling?
Our couples therapists in Denver offer a unique variety of approaches including emotionally focused therapy, the Gottman approach, the PACT approach, and a holistic approach that blends the strengths of different types of counseling. Contact us to learn which would be most helpful for you.
Where is your office located?
Our office is centrally located in the Cherry Creek and Glendale area of Denver. Our building is easy to find and offers free parking.
Meet our couples therapists in Denver, Colorado
Jesse Huebner, MA, LPCC
Jesse is a relationship counselor in Denver that helps couples rebuild intimacy and connection in their relationship. He can help you work through trust issues, or learn how to communicate more effectively.
Trevor Brown, MA, LPC
Trevor is a marriage and family counselor in Denver that helps couples who are questioning their relationship or struggling to resolve trust issues. He can help you explore anger and conflict problems in your relationship.
Relationships Come In Many Different Forms. We Offer Support For All Types of Couples and Families
Same Sex Relationships
Same Gender Couples
Marriage and Family Therapy
Interracial Relationships
Age Separation Relationships
Unmarried Couples
What To Expect From Couples Therapy
1) The first step of couples therapy focuses on creating awareness of the issues affecting your relationship. This includes things like communication, trust issues, or resentment.
2) The second part of couples counseling is developing the skills to improve the problems you, your partner, and your therapist identify. Therapy requires practice to help you establish new ways of relating with your partner.
3) The third step of couples work is helping you build connection and intimacy with your partner.
Couples Therapy in Denver, Colorado
Counseling Options
Couples Counseling
Working with a couples counselor gives you and your partner the attention that your relationship needs, and allows you to practice the skills together.
Individual Relationship Counseling
Relationships come in all types. A relationship counselor can meet with you individually to learn how to improve your relationship skills.
Relationship Workshops
Many of our couples therapists offer virtual workshops and online courses for both couples and individuals. Contact us to learn more.
Ready To Talk With A Couples Therapist?
Fill out our confidential contact form and a couples counselor will get in touch with you.
Give Us A Call
(720) 507-8170
Send Us An Email
Cody@IpseityCounselingClinic.com
Our Location
300 S. Jackson St. Denver, CO 80209