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Telehealth therapy in Colorado

Flexible online counseling from a private, familiar space.

Telehealth therapy makes it possible to receive thoughtful mental health support from home, work, school, or another private location in Colorado.

Online therapy may help when you are navigating:

  • Busy schedules, transportation barriers, or location limitations
  • Anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, or transitions
  • Need for consistent support while travelling within Colorado
  • Preference for therapy from a private, familiar environment
Accessible support

Therapy can still feel personal, steady, and connected online.

Online therapy can reduce practical barriers while still offering a meaningful therapeutic relationship. Sessions are held through a secure video platform, allowing you to meet with a therapist from a private space that works for your life.

Common reasons people choose telehealth

Support should fit your real life.

Telehealth can be a good fit for clients who want consistent therapy but need flexibility around schedule, transportation, childcare, distance, health, or privacy.

Convenience

You want therapy that fits more easily into your day without commuting across Denver.

Privacy

You prefer to meet from a quiet, private, familiar space where you feel comfortable.

Consistency

Online sessions can help maintain care during busy seasons, travel within Colorado, or schedule changes.

Access

Telehealth can make therapy more available if distance, mobility, health, or transportation is a barrier.

Comfort

Some clients find it easier to open up from a familiar environment.

Continuity

Online therapy can support ongoing care through changing routines, seasons, or life demands.

Colorado-based care

You can work with a Denver Mental Health Collective therapist while located elsewhere in Colorado.

Flexible support

Telehealth can support individual, teen, couples, family, and other therapy needs when clinically appropriate.

How online therapy can help

Telehealth can make starting and continuing therapy feel more manageable.

A therapist can help you work on anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, stress, transitions, and coping in a secure online setting that still feels personal and collaborative.

Start from
where you are

Meet from a private space in Colorado without needing to travel to the office.

Stay
consistent

Online sessions can make it easier to keep therapy steady during busy seasons.

Build real
support

Telehealth still allows for a warm, collaborative relationship with your therapist.

Our approach

Warm, secure, and clinically thoughtful online care.

Telehealth at Denver Mental Health Collective is designed to be more than a convenient video call. Your therapist will help create a focused therapeutic space, clarify goals, and support meaningful work in a format that fits your life.

Secure

Sessions are held through a private, secure video platform appropriate for therapy.

Flexible

Online care can reduce barriers around time, travel, distance, health, and routine.

Connected

Therapy can still be relational, collaborative, and emotionally present through video.

Colorado-based

Telehealth services are available to clients located in Colorado at the time of session.

Meet Our Denver Telehealth Therapists

Our Denver therapists offer online therapy for clients across Colorado who want accessible, steady, and private support.

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Amanda Giltz

Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate

Supports adolescents, adults, and older adults navigating burnout, anxiety, life transitions, relationships, and stress.

Individual Counseling in Commerce City - CO taking place as a therapist listens during a session

Austin Papini

Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate

Supports clients with mindfulness, emotion regulation, communication, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions.

Stephanie Gutierrez

Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate

Bilingual Spanish-speaking therapist supporting anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and life transitions.

Supports adults and young adults with anxiety, identity, relationships, transitions, and personal growth.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A grounded process from first call to ongoing care

Starting couples counseling can bring up mixed feelings. You may feel ready for change and still unsure about what the process will ask of you. A clear first step can make the decision feel less overwhelming.

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Start with a consultation

Use the free consultation to ask questions, share what is bringing you in, and see whether the fit feels right.

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Get matched thoughtfully

We help connect you with a therapist whose training, style, and availability align with your relationship needs.

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Begin therapy with clear focus

Your therapist will help you clarify goals, understand the current pattern, and build practical next steps.

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Caitlin Nicola
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Having worked closely with the team at Denver Mental Health Collective, I’ve seen how much care and intention goes into the work they do. The clinicians are thoughtful, collaborative, and deeply committed to supporting clients in a meaningful way. It’s a team that truly cares about showing up for the people they support.
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Jodi Escalante
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Alex is an exceptional therapist who specializes in relationships and relationship trauma. He is incredibly insightful, articulate, and intelligent, and he has a remarkable ability to quickly understand complex dynamics and offer meaningful perspectives. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for thoughtful, skilled support looking to heal from relationship challenges.
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Caroline Abate
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Jamie is amazing and always helps me to detangle the mess in my brain. I always look forward to seeing her because she cares and wants to help. She is also incredibly quick to come up with thoughtful suggestions or responses. Thank you Jamie for always providing A+ service!
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Julieanna, Palacios
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I have loved both of my therapists here. Currently working with Kaitlin and it’s been exactly what I need, I couldn’t be more impressed with how much I’ve grown since starting. Also the intake process and even transitioning process was super smooth and easy, everyone had been really kind and communicative. Love dmhc ????
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Impressed with the intentional and professional approach the new management has taken and making sure their clients are well taken care of.
Questions

Common questions about telehealth therapy.

Is online therapy effective?

For many concerns, telehealth can be an effective and meaningful way to receive therapy. Your therapist can help determine whether online care is appropriate for your needs.

Do I need to be in Colorado?

Yes. Telehealth clients generally need to be located in Colorado at the time of session so care aligns with licensure requirements.

What do I need for a session?

You will need a private space, a reliable internet connection, and a device with video and audio.

Can couples or family therapy happen online?

In many cases, yes. Your therapist can help decide whether online sessions are the best fit for your goals and situation.

What if I prefer in-person later?

If availability and fit allow, your therapist can discuss whether in-person sessions may be possible or whether another team member is a better match.

How do I get started?

The consultation is the first step. We can answer questions, understand what you are looking for, and help match you with the right therapist.

Related support

You may also be interested in

If telehealth is not the exact fit, these related services can help you find the right kind of support.

Individual Counseling

One-on-one therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, identity, transitions, and stress.

Couples Counseling

Support for communication, conflict, repair, trust, intimacy, and relationship transitions.

Anxiety Therapy

Support for worry, panic, perfectionism, overwhelm, and nervous system activation.

EMDR Therapy

Structured support for trauma, distressing memories, anxiety, and experiences that feel hard to process.

Ready when you are

Take the next step with the right support.

You do not have to wait for the perfect time or commute across town to begin. Online therapy can help you take the next step from a private space that works for you.

Awareness is the first step in healing

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