Mental Health Providers in Denver, Colorado

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Kat McNiece is one of the most open and accepting therapists I’ve ever met. She has created such a safe, judgment-free space where I’ve always felt completely comfortable to be myself. What really stands out is how she fosters a diverse environment, especially for LGBTQ+ clients like me. Her openness and understanding have made a huge difference in my life, and I can’t recommend her enough if you’re looking for a therapist who truly gets you and makes you feel safe.

Janelle has been amazing. Her marital therapy has been at a whole different level of competence, compassion, empathy, and professionalism. We found out about Janelle from another couple who she has helped tremendously. She has been doing the same for us and our marriage is in a healthier place because of the work that we have done with Janelle. Janelle cares deeply about her work and it's obvious in her commitment to the work that she does with us. Even though all of the work isn't easy, my wife and I look forward to each session.

I had a great experience at Birch. The environment is warm and welcoming, and the staff is incredibly friendly and professional. Highly recommend for anyone looking for thoughtful, compassionate support!

We couldn’t be happier with our experience at Panorama Psychology, and we especially want to highlight how exceptional Cory has been. From the very first meeting, Cory’s warmth and empathy shone through. He established an immediate and genuine connection with our son, making him feel comfortable and heard. Throughout every session, it was clear that Cory truly understood Aslan’s needs and challenges, tailoring the battery of assessments to meet him exactly where he was.

I've had the pleasure of knowing Wendy for years and she is my go-to referral for ADHD & learning disability assessment. She is professional, knowledgeable, and deeply caring. I would highly recommend her services if you're looking for psychological assessment in Denver.

My post-graduate training at DFI allowed me to become a competent and confident therapist, giving me the practical skills & experience that went beyond the academic knowledge provided by the Master’s Degree program. I can’t recommend DFI enough for anyone looking to become a proficient systemic mental health therapist.

I have been going for a little over a year now and I appreciate everyone that works there. Top notch therapy and a place that deserves support!

If you’re researching a place to get treatment (and maybe have had bad experiences elsewhere), here’s my take. :) My journey at The Meadows was longer than most. I started in IOP, stepped up to PHP, then returned to IOP. I’ve been in therapy for many years, and I feel the care I received here was better than anywhere else I’ve been. I went from being extremely depressed and anxious, suicidal, and stuck in OCD to a massive reduction in symptoms. When I do have symptoms, I can manage them much better. I’m also sober now, which wasn’t something I even intended to work toward when I started. I got a lot from the Meadows model. The curriculum is well-rounded, and I learned new ways of understanding myself and developed abilities to cope more effectively. The therapists are all great too, both in teaching the material and in individual sessions. In my experience, what sets them apart is how direct they are. No time is wasted getting to the real issues, setting goals, and keeping you in check. I found that I wasn’t left with much choice but to confront my problems and to work on them. In PHP, Bridget was my therapist, and she was amazing. The way she showed up for me and my group was a huge part of my ability to start doing the work. In IOP, I had Kayti, and she was also wonderful. She approached difficult topics with sensitivity, made it clear she was there to help when I slipped up, and always met me where I was, even when I showed up a complete mess on hard days. I never felt judged by her despite how bad I was struggling in the beginning. I honestly don’t think I could have made the progress I did without feeling supported by Kayti. Also, Kate (office coordinator) and June (administrative assistant) were SO lovely every single day. They are incredibly helpful, communicative, and kind. I wasn’t left alone to navigate any part of my care—they scheduled my appointments, kept me informed, and much more. The only issue I had wasn’t with The Meadows itself, but with the lab they use. I had weekly UAs, some of which were positive a substance I had no exposure to. I did some research and I think it may be because their cutoff levels are much lower than typical standards. I did appreciate how the therapists approached this—I was met with support and grace rather than judgment. Still, I had a nagging fear of testing positive at any time, and given my history with substances, this triggered my anxiety. Overall, my experience of the therapy here was top-tier, and I am so grateful to be doing as well as I am now. I feel much more equipped to handle life now. So thank you to everyone that was part of my journey! If you’re willing to put in the effort, go here. And if you’re not willing to put in the effort, maybe give it a shot anyway. That might change. :)

I am grateful for Red Rock Recovery Center. My experience into the world of recovery was with much apprehension. The staff at the inpatient facility, though PHP and IOP were extremely understanding and helpful while I came to a real understanding of what addiction is and how it has affected my life.

I go here 2x a week for groups. I love the staff and the atmosphere. They really can and do meet most of your needs. If you ask and make an appointment you can get hygiene, they do std testing, they have snacks for most groups. I told them I just got an apartment and one of the ladies bought me a comforter set, an air mattress, and a pillow set.

Sandstone truly saved my life this year. They have a such an amazing positive community built here. I was able to get so much help and support here that it has changed my life. They have wonderful nature sites where we do yoga or meditation. We have group therapy, individual therapy and once a week family group therapy. They also provide help getting medication if needed. My therapists Perrin and Garett were incredible and taught me so much. They are the kindest and most wonderful therapists I’ve ever had. Rebecca is the alumni coordinator who is also so wonderful in helping you make the transition out of the program. They have alumni events and weekly meetings that are free to attend once you finish the program. I’ve personally been and they are super fun! Every single person at sandstone is involved in your care and makes a point to communicate well and keep you involved in your own treatment plans. I couldn’t have picked a better place to seek help. I recommend this program to anyone suffering with mental health or substance abuse issues. Sandstone really cares about people and will help you change your life. I can’t not thank everyone at sandstone enough. Because of this program I am alive.

Excellent experience with Denver Wellness Associates! The telehealth appointment was seamless and thorough. My provider took time to understand my needs and create a personalized treatment plan. The staff handled insurance efficiently, and scheduling was easy. Love that they offer both virtual and in-person options. Professional, caring, and comprehensive mental health care right here in Denver. Highly recommend!

I have much respect for this location especially! Because they are FAST , FRIENDLY, and always consistently consistent. I won’t go anywhere else for my obligations. Thank you!

Family Care Center was a little hard to find, so ask when you make the appointment about locating it in their commercial complex. Once located, getting there is easy and parking is ample and free. I just had my first appt and felt really good about the practice and my therapist, Brandon. The space is new, fresh, bright, and simple. It is conveniently located in the Lowry community. I felt comfortable with my therapist, his professionalism, listening skills, and capabilities. I have Kaiser and treatment here is covered under my plan, so the cost is beyond reasonable. I felt extremely relieved after my appt to have found this practice. I am looking forward to improving my life!

It's a very pretty facility unlike their sister location off of Colorado. I am hesitant to recommend this place though because I believe they like many health care professional centers such as Acadia are in it to extort the insurance companies. Most PHP programs are two week programs - at Alis I was told they don't like to set limits and that most folks are there 6+weeks. At $3,500+ per day per kid no wonder they want to keep kids there instead of helping them transition. From other therapists I have heard that is potentially detrimental to the kids as it's hard to transition out.

DWR has been amazing for my mental health healing. This place saved my life. It truly is a home away from home where they help women by welcoming them without judgement and with such kindness. I would not be the woman I am today without the support from Alex, Rachel, Lilly, and Crystal. You women are absolutely amazing and I thank you so much for all your love and support … and allowing me to cry, laugh, crash out, and be myself… and of course hold me accountable in my recovery. And let’s not forget also allowing me take over the couches and floors when I wanted to sleep.. lol. The therapists are amazing and the approach to healing with group therapy, individual therapy, learning and practicing coping skills, educational learning about trauma and our brains and bodies, and psych doctors on site is absolutely invaluable to any woman who is struggling with mental health or addiction. I will forever be connected to DWR and will forever remain an Alumni who is so grateful for the opportunity I was given to be a part of this program. The friendships and community I have grown from here will remain in my heart forever.