A Denver-area couples therapist may work from a city office, offer video sessions across Colorado, or practice in a nearby suburb. These four options include individual practitioners and a family clinic. Compare their relationship focus and appointment format before choosing where to start. These questions to discuss with your spouse can help you prepare topics for your first appointment.

1. Karen Wise

Location
Denver, Emerson Street
Format
In-person and online therapy
Focus
Couples, family patterns, and trauma

Karen Wise, MS, LPC, works with couples, individuals, teens, and families. Her practice focuses on recurring patterns shaped by early experiences and family relationships, alongside practical communication work. She offers office appointments in Denver and telehealth throughout Colorado. A free introductory consultation gives prospective clients a chance to discuss the problem they want to work on before committing to a paid session.

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2. Dorothy Moon

Location
Denver, The Catalyst Center
Format
Adult individual and couples therapy
Focus
Trauma, attachment, and relationship distress

Dorothy Moon, PsyD, now practices at The Catalyst Center. Her current biography describes work with adult individuals and couples, including extended and intensive sessions. She lists certifications in Emotionally Focused Therapy and EMDR, with particular interests in trauma, attachment wounds, relationship distress, and acculturation stress. Her personal website also serves therapists seeking consultation, so specify that you are asking about clinical care.

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3. The Marriage and Family Clinic

Location
Westminster / Thornton area
Format
Office and online counseling
Focus
Couples, premarital, and family therapy

The Marriage and Family Clinic serves the northern Denver metro from its West 124th Avenue office. Its services include marriage counseling, premarital work, family counseling, and sex therapy. The practice provides a free 15-minute phone consultation and lists evening appointments Monday through Thursday. Its child-therapy insurance arrangements differ from its marriage-counseling payment policy, so check the service you actually intend to book.

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4. Heart Solutions — Beverly Tuel

Location
Lowry, Denver
Format
In-person and video therapy
Focus
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy

Beverly Tuel is a licensed psychologist who offers adult individual and couple therapy through Heart Solutions. Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy is a central part of her practice, and she supervises therapists learning that approach. Her office is in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood. Couples can discuss office or video appointments with her before deciding how to meet.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a concrete example of the cost of couples therapy in Denver?

Karen Wise lists couples sessions at $200. At that rate, four appointments cost $800 before any reimbursement; eight cost $1,600. That calculation is a budgeting example, not a predicted treatment length. She also lists a sliding scale and describes her practice as primarily private pay, so ask about eligibility and the exact service being billed.

Does the Marriage and Family Clinic accept insurance for marriage counseling?

The clinic’s marriage-counseling FAQ says it does not accept insurance for that service, even though its website also describes insurance coverage for child therapy. Those are different services. Ask for the couples-session fee and a written estimate rather than assuming a general “insurance accepted” notice covers relationship counseling.

Which Denver practices use Emotionally Focused Therapy?

Beverly Tuel identifies EFT as her couples-therapy specialty, while Dorothy Moon lists certification in EFT for individuals and couples. EFT looks at the emotional patterns that keep partners disconnected. In an initial consultation, describe a recurring argument and ask how the therapist would work with that pattern, including whether trauma-focused work would be separate or integrated.

Are evening or remote appointments available?

The Marriage and Family Clinic lists Monday–Thursday hours until 8 p.m. and offers online appointments. Karen Wise also lists daytime and evening scheduling with statewide telehealth. Posted office hours do not guarantee an open couples slot. Confirm that both partners can attend the proposed recurring time before paying for an assessment.