These blogs can give you an idea of some of the issues we specialize in along with tips, support, and ideas on how to handle them. We know it can be hard to seek help, but we are here to help make that easy for you.
Key Takeaways EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a structured therapy developed in 1987 by psychologist Francine Shapiro. Originally designed for trauma, it has…
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy: A Powerful Path To Healing Key Takeaways Consider Integrating Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP): Explore the potential benefits of KAP, especially when integrated with…
Why Depression Keeps Coming Back: Strategies for Resilience It’s disheartening when depression returns, just as you think you’ve recovered. Around 21 million adults in the U.S.A…
Have you ever noticed how some of us seem to struggle with a history of unhealthy relationships? Maybe it’s you who does this? Or have…
Becoming a dad is life-changing. It can bring joy, pride, and purpose. But for many men, it also brings something unexpected: depression. If you’re feeling…
Warning Signs: The Symptoms of Porn Addiction You Need to Know Porn addiction is a topic many people don’t want to talk about but it…
You’re not alone. COVID anxiety is a real issue that many are dealing with. When the COVID vaccine became available, a big sigh of relief
Why is gay, bi, trans and queer focused therapy so important? Along with all humans, psychotherapists participate in social and cultural systems and subsystems. Socially,
Ever heard the term, “The art of the apology?” There’s a lot of truth in this term because truly apologizing to someone you’ve offended, especially
What Loved Ones Can Expect From The Process This is a blog for anyone with a male in their lives who is struggling with addiction
We hear this question often from the men we work with at Denver Men’s Therapy. “My partner is saying I am gaslighting them! What does
By Alexis Ward, LMFT Connection in relationships is one of the fundamental needs we all possess. Feeling seen, heard, understood, and regarded is an essential part
