How do I know which therapist is right for me?

To find the best therapist, consider your specific needs and preferences. Use our Therapist Match to connect with someone who aligns with your goals.

What is the difference between a psychologist and a therapist?

A psychologist typically holds a doctoral degree and can provide psychological testing and diagnoses. A therapist, including counselors and social workers, focuses on providing therapy and support for mental health concerns.

Do I need counseling or therapy?

Counseling is generally focused on specific issues or short-term goals, while therapy often addresses deeper, long-term mental health concerns. If you’re experiencing persistent emotional challenges, relationship issues, or difficulties managing daily life, either therapy or counseling can offer valuable support and strategies for improvement.

How often should I see a therapist?

The frequency of sessions depends on your individual needs and goals. Commonly, clients start with weekly sessions and adjust as needed based on progress and circumstances.

What if I don't feel comfortable with my therapist?

It’s important to feel at ease with your therapist. If you’re uncomfortable, discuss your concerns with them. If necessary, you can explore other therapists who might be a better fit for you.

What should I ask a therapist during a consultation?

During a consultation, ask about their experience, approach to therapy, and how they handle situations similar to yours. This helps ensure their methods align with your needs and goals.

Do all therapists offer teletherapy?

At Denver Men’s Therapy, we do provide secure online therapy options, but it’s always a good idea to confirm availability with your therapists.

How can I differentiate between mental health professionals?

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can prescribe medication, while psychologists hold a doctoral degree in psychology and provide therapy. Licensed therapists may include counselors, social workers, or marriage and family therapists, each specializing in different therapeutic approaches.

Are licensed therapists in Denver required to maintain confidentiality?

Yes, licensed therapists in Denver must adhere to strict confidentiality laws, safeguarding all information shared during sessions. Disclosure is only permitted if there is a risk of harm to the client or others as mandated by law.

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 can I ensure therapy is effective?

Therapy effectiveness varies by individual. To enhance your experience, build a strong rapport with your therapist, set clear goals, actively engage in sessions, and communicate openly about your progress.

Licensed Therapists in Denver

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.