Licensed Therapists in Denver

Denver Men's Therapists

Our Expert Therapists

As licensed therapists in Denver, we specialize in working with men and their loved ones to work through issues that might be too difficult to deal with on their own. We all have our specialties, but no matter who you work with, we are on your side. If you are unsure which of our expert therapists would be best for you, take our therapist match to see who’s therapy style and expertise will suit you best. Or, if you’re ready, book a session today and get started with your healing journey. 

Jeff Hudson

Jeff Hudson

Graduate Level Clinical Intern

I provide low-cost or pro bono therapy for men experiencing anxiety, depression, work burnout, and life transitions.


Andy Caraway, MS, LPC, specializing in addiction coping and relationship challenges.

ANDY CARAWAY

MS, LPC

I help men learn to let go of problematic attachments; addictions, challenging mental health symptoms and relationships – develop insight, and improve communication to improve their quality of life.

Licensed therapist Megan HAll specializes in men's mental health and therapy

MEGAN HALL

LCSW - EMDR-Certified

I help men who feel overwhelmed by their emotions feel confident in managing them, bridge communication with their partner, and feel more connected.

LGBTQ+ therapist in denver

JESSE PROIA

LMFT

I help the LBGTQ+ community explore and understand how race, sexual orientation and gender identity impact their sense of self, self worth and wellness.

Justin Friel, MA, LPC - licensed therapist at Denver Men's Therapy specializied in LGBTQ+ therapy

JUSTIN FRIEL

LMFT - EMDR-Trained

I work with LGBTQ+ people struggling with issues relating to sex, spirituality, and relationships – helping them to navigate a journey of healing and growth toward wholeness.

Stephen Rodgers, LCSW, EMDR Certified, and EMDRIA Approved, specializing in trauma recovery for men.

STEPHEN RODGERS

LCSW. EMDR-International Association Approved Consultant

I help male survivors of childhood abuse build healthy, connected and meaningful lives.



Devon Emmanuel headshot, helps young men recover from addiction.

DEVON EMMANUEL

LMFT

I specialize in supporting young and adult males transitioning from treatment centers, empowering them to build a strong foundation for recovery and envision the fulfilling life they desire after leaving substance use behind.

Mark Putnoy headshot, therapist specializing in men's therapy.

MARK PUTNOY

MSW, LAC- EMDR-Certified

I assist men that have past and present emotional scars and addiction to achieve emotional growth, intimacy, social engagement and improved self-esteem.

Dr. Jason Whitehead, MDiv, LCSW, PhD- helps men navigate the transitions in their lives

DR. JASON WHITEHEAD

MDiv, LCSW, PhD

I help men navigate the transitions in their lives, whether that means finding ways to let go of something painful or developing a plan to reach for what comes next.

Steven Ayers, LCSW, guiding men to overcome anxiety, depression, and past trauma, empowering them for a brighter future.

Steven Ayers

LCSW- EMDR Trained

I help men overcome anxiety, depression, intrusive memories, and feelings of hopelessness stemming from past wounds, to feel understood, safe, empowered, and in control of their lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I differentiate between mental health professionals?

To differentiate between mental health professionals, understand that psychiatrists are medical doctors who can prescribe medication, psychologists have a doctoral degree in psychology and provide therapy, while licensed therapists may include counselors, social workers, or marriage and family therapists specializing in various therapies.

Are licensed therapists in Denver required to maintain confidentiality?

Yes, licensed therapists in Denver are bound by strict confidentiality laws. They must keep all information shared during therapy sessions confidential unless there is a risk of harm to the client or others, as mandated by law.

What types of therapy are available in Denver?

In the vibrant city of Denver, Colorado, there is a wide range of licensed therapists available to provide support and guidance for individuals seeking mental health services. One popular form of therapy offered in Denver is Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. This type of therapy is particularly effective for individuals who have experienced trauma or distressing events and helps them process and cope with their emotions in a safe and structured environment. Additionally, psychodynamic therapy is another common approach utilized by therapists in Denver. This type of therapy focuses on exploring past experiences and how they may be influencing a person’s present thoughts and behaviors. By delving into the subconscious mind, psychodynamic therapy aims to uncover underlying issues that may be contributing to mental health challenges. Moreover, humanistic therapy is also widely practiced in Denver. This client-centered approach emphasizes the importance of self-exploration and personal growth. Therapists who practice humanistic therapy work collaboratively with their clients to help them develop self-awareness, self-acceptance, and positive coping mechanisms. It is important to note that while these are just a few examples of the types of therapy available in Denver, each therapist may have their own unique blend of approaches and techniques to cater to the diverse needs of their clients. Whether you are seeking support for anxiety, depression, trauma, or any other mental health concern, there is likely a licensed therapist in Denver who can provide the help you need to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and strength.

How can I find an affordable therapist in Denver?

To find an affordable therapist in Denver, consider options like community mental health centers, sliding scale fees based on income, online therapy platforms offering lower-cost services, or seeking out therapists who offer pro bono or reduced-fee sessions.

How effective is therapy and how can I ensure it works for me?

Therapy effectiveness varies based on individual needs and circumstances. To maximize the benefits of therapy, ensure you have a good rapport with your therapist, set clear goals for therapy, actively participate in sessions, and communicate openly about your progress and any