FAQ

Choosing to enter psychotherapy can be a difficult decision. Even as a therapist, it has previously been a daunting task at times. It is usually  a very personal decision to enter therapy, with much trouble finding a therapist who actually feels like a good fit. There may be some internal conflict about whether you should go or not even when you think you find the right therapist, because you might not feel like there really is even a point.

 At Denver Emotional Health, we offer individual therapy and counseling services from smart, caring and knowledgeable therapists. Our therapy often helps people shift perspective and gain insights into their issues to help free people from feeling “stuck.” We provide people support and professional guidance through  difficult psychological situations or relationship issues.

 If you or a loved one suffers from personal, emotional distress or a psychological disorder,  then you should consider contacting us for an appointment or free consultation. When you set up an initial consultation, we will conduct a comprehensive assessment looking at factors such as your current functioning, past psychological difficulties and trauma, family history, and medical history. From there, we will work to establish an understanding of your individual treatment plan and goals for therapy. 

 Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we may be able to help you. 

Therapy can be and seem expensive, but there is no greater benefit than achieving personal well-being and calm mental health. Therapy is an investment in one’s future, and can serve as the building blocks to a meaningful, fulfilling life worth living. At Denver Emotional Health, we don’t merely teach coping skills or provide supportive talk therapy. We engage in   experiential psychotherapy which helps you transform to reduce your mental health struggles, and learn new skills, strategies and perspectives that   will last a lifetime.  

To learn more about our different fees and pricing options for services, please contact us to learn about our standard rates and the expected length of treatment. Generally, our standard rate for individual psychotherapy  is $150 investment/50-55 minute session.  

We provide out-of-network reimbursements for clients with insurance plans. In a nutshell, Clients will generally pay for sessions at the time of service and are then provided with a “superbill”: You may then submit the bill to your insurance company for reimbursement. 

If you do not have out-of-network coverage, we will work with you to find options for your care. Our belief is that everyone has a right to receive high-quality healthcare. We offer a number of spots for those who do not have healthcare coverage, are unemployed, and need a sliding-scale rate.

Instructions for Clients seeking out-of-network reimbursement:

Step 1: Call the number on the back of your insurance card to ask the following questions before our first session (takes 15-20 minutes):

1. Do I have out of network mental health coverage for tele-therapy as well as in-person therapy? 

2. Do I have a separate yearly deductible for mental health or is it included in my medical deductible?

3. Do I have coverage to see a Colorado State Licensed Professional Counselor who is out of network?

4. What is my deductible?

5. How many sessions per year am I eligible for with coverage?

6. What is the cap in the amount of money expended per year?

7. What is the therapy session “allowable amount” for a psychotherapy session (CPT code 90837)?

8. What percentage of the therapy session cost will be reimbursed to me (eg. 60%, 80%, etc.)?

9. What is the mental/behavioral health claims Mailing Address for me to send my claim?

At Denver Emotional Health, we specialize in using evidence-based treatments for psychological disorders and life issues. The approaches we take are based in science and have been shown to be effective in research studies. We practice the main approaches of Internal Family Systems Therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), both which have been shown to be effective treatments for a variety of psychological problems including depression, trauma, OCD and anxiety. Learn more on Internal Family Systems Therapy or Acceptance & Commitment Therapy. 

We also offer legal psychedelic-assisted therapies, such as ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.  Please contact us to learn more about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy.

We offer services for individuals and couples seeking professional support, guidance and psychological help for a wide range of difficulties. For a full list of our services and specialties you can click here.  

This depends on many factors but generally sessions are for once a week, or once every two weeks, for approximately 50-55 minute sessions. For some people, therapy may only last for a few sessions or a few months. For others, it may require significantly less or longer. The reality remains that therapy  is completely dependent upon the specific person and their issues presented. We are all dealt a different hand in life and this includes our trauma, anxiety and level of vulnerabilities. At Denver Emotional Health, we work collaboratively with our clients and you can discuss these treatment planning questions together with us each step of the way from the very beginning. 

For those individuals who have been in therapy without significant effect for years, or who want to work on expediting treatment, feel free to learn more about the way legal psychedelic-assisted therapies, such as Ketamine-assisted  psychotherapy, may be able to help you.

No, at Denver Emotional Health, your confidentiality is of utmost importance. We do everything we can to protect your identity and all confidential communications within the bounds of the law. Unless you explicitly give your written consent to have us provide anyone with information, we will not. What is discussed in therapy remains confidential and private, or else therapy would lose its effect. By law it is illegal for any therapist to disclose any information about you, even the fact that you are a client at times, without your written consent except under a few very specific circumstance. Confidentiality and the limits to confidentiality will be explained to you in detail before you even begin therapy so that you can feel confident that the information you discuss with your therapist will be private and completely confidential.