Meet Our New Therapists in Denver & Arvada — Now Accepting New Clients
Anyone who has been to therapy knows how overwhelming the process of finding a new therapist can be. You’re already feeling anxious or dealing with some life stuff, and then you are hit with a search result of 500 therapists on Psychology Today. The idea of researching who accepts your insurance, who offers in-person sessions, and who makes you feel most comfortable can almost make you want to give up entirely.
At Thrive Counseling Denver, we make finding mental health support feel a little easier. From the first phone call, you will see why we’re different. First off, it’s important to us that therapy is accessible, which is why we accept most major insurance providers, including Health First Colorado Medicaid (CO Access and CCHA). Then, we take the time to determine which of our therapists is going to be the best fit for your needs. You want someone who make you feel comfortable and just gets it.
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, navigating relationship difficulties, working through past experiences, or trying to feel more confident in yourself, finding a therapist who understands your needs is an essential first step to feeling better.
Thrive Counseling Denver Is Accepting New Therapy Clients
If you’ve been searching for a therapist in Denver or Arvada, now is a great time to explore your options with Thrive Counseling Denver. We’re excited to welcome new therapists to our team and are currently accepting new clients seeking compassionate, personalized therapy in Denver, Arvada, and throughout Colorado via online sessions.
Our team works with adults and teens experiencing a variety of mental health concerns and life challenges, including:
- Anxiety, worry, and overthinking
- Trauma and post-traumatic stress
- Relationship difficulties and attachment concerns
- Self-esteem, identity, and personal growth
- Emotional regulation and stress management
- Life transitions and feeling stuck
- Unhealthy eating patterns
- ADHD-related challenges and overwhelm
Therapy isn’t just for moments when everything feels like it’s falling apart. It can also help you better understand yourself, develop healthier patterns, improve relationships, and navigate changes with greater confidence.
Our goal is to connect you with a therapist whose experience, approach, and personality align with what you’re looking for.
Meet Our New Therapists
We’re excited to introduce three therapists joining the Thrive Counseling Denver team. Each brings a unique perspective and therapeutic approach to supporting clients.
Kailin: Support for Trauma, Relationships, and Self-Esteem
If past experiences continue to affect how you feel about yourself or relate to other people, therapy can provide space to explore those patterns and work toward meaningful change.
Kailin has years of experience working with teens and adults. Her areas of focus include trauma and PTSD, relationship concerns, mood disorders, and self-esteem. Therapy can help you better understand how past experiences may influence your present, recognize patterns that no longer serve you, and develop a healthier relationship with yourself and others.
Whether you’re working through painful experiences, struggling with confidence, or navigating challenges in your relationships, finding a supportive therapeutic space can help you begin moving forward.
Alissa: Therapy for Trauma, Identity, and Relationship Concerns
Your experiences, identity, and relationships all influence how you move through the world. When you’re struggling with past experiences, questions about who you are, or difficulties connecting with others, it can help to have a space where you feel heard and respected.
Alissa focuses on trauma and PTSD, identity and self-esteem, and relationship concerns. Her approach emphasizes affirming care and creating space for clients to explore their experiences without feeling judged.
For people seeking a therapist who respects their identity and supports them in navigating relationships, personal growth, and difficult experiences, finding the right therapeutic fit matters.
Miranda: Support for Anxiety, Emotional Regulation, and Feeling Stuck
Sometimes, you understand your patterns but still struggle to change them. You may find yourself overthinking everything, reacting more strongly than you want to, or feeling caught in cycles that are difficult to break.
Miranda works with clients experiencing anxiety, emotional regulation difficulties, and unhelpful patterns that interfere with daily life. Her therapeutic approach draws from modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and internal family systems (IFS).
Therapy can offer opportunities to understand your emotional responses, develop practical coping skills, and explore new ways of responding to difficult situations.
If anxiety, overwhelming emotions, or repetitive patterns are making it hard to feel like yourself, working with a therapist can help you identify a path forward.
Interested in learning more about each therapist? Explore our therapist bios or contact Thrive Counseling Denver for help identifying a potential fit.
What Can Therapy Help With?
People seek therapy for many different reasons. You don’t need to have a specific diagnosis or be in crisis to benefit from talking with a mental health professional.
Anxiety and Overthinking
Anxiety can affect your sleep, concentration, relationships, and ability to enjoy everyday life. You might spend hours replaying conversations, worrying about the future, or imagining worst-case scenarios.
Therapy can help you understand what contributes to your anxiety and develop strategies for managing worry and uncertainty.
Trauma and Difficult Past Experiences
Past experiences can sometimes continue to affect how you feel, respond to stress, and connect with others. Therapy can provide a supportive environment to explore these experiences at a pace that feels appropriate for you.
Relationships and Attachment Patterns
If you find yourself repeating the same relationship patterns, struggling to communicate your needs, or feeling anxious about closeness and rejection, therapy can help you better understand your responses and build healthier ways of relating.
Self-Esteem and Identity
You may struggle with self-doubt, people-pleasing, perfectionism, or feeling as though you’re not enough. Therapy can help you explore the beliefs behind these experiences and develop a more compassionate understanding of yourself.
Emotional Regulation and Life Transitions
Major changes, everyday stress, and intense emotions can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Therapy can help you develop coping skills, understand your emotional responses, and navigate uncertainty more effectively.
How to Find the Right Therapist for You
Choosing a therapist is a personal decision. A good starting point is to think about what you’d most like help with and what would make you feel comfortable in therapy. If you have past experience in therapy, what have you liked or disliked about your previous therapist’s approach?
Consider these questions when exploring your options:
- Does the therapist have experience with the concerns I want to address?
- Does their therapeutic approach sound like a good fit for me?
- Do I feel respected and understood when I interact with them?
- Are their availability, location, and fees practical for my needs?
- Do they accept my insurance or offer a payment option that works for me?
You don’t have to know exactly what you need before reaching out. Our team can help you explore your options and determine which therapist may be a good fit.
Do You Accept Insurance for Therapy in Denver and Arvada?
Cost is an important consideration when looking for a therapist. Thrive Counseling Denver accepts Colorado Access Medicaid, CCHA Medicaid, and many major commercial insurance plans. Lower self-pay rates may also be available for sessions with intern therapists.
Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider, and we can help you determine what your insurance will cover prior to your intake appointment.
We want to help you understand your options so you can make an informed decision about your care.
We’re currently accepting new clients in Denver, Arvada, and through online therapy across Colorado.
Ready to get started? Contact Thrive Counseling Denver to ask about availability, insurance, and which therapist may be the best fit for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About Starting Therapy at Thrive Counseling Denver
Is Thrive Counseling Denver accepting new clients?
Yes. Thrive Counseling Denver is accepting new clients. Availability depends on the therapist, type of service, and scheduling needs. Contact the practice to learn about current openings.
Where is Thrive Counseling Denver located?
Thrive Counseling Denver has locations in Denver and Arvada, Colorado, and offers online therapy for eligible clients located in Colorado.
What concerns can Thrive Counseling Denver therapists help with?
Depending on the therapist, services may address anxiety, trauma, PTSD, relationships, self-esteem, identity, emotional regulation, ADHD-related challenges, and life transitions. Contact the practice to find a therapist whose experience matches your needs.
Does Thrive Counseling Denver accept Medicaid?
Thrive Counseling Denver accepts Colorado Access Medicaid and CCHA Medicaid, along with many commercial insurance plans. Coverage varies, so clients should verify their benefits before beginning therapy.
Can I attend therapy online?
Yes. Online therapy is available for eligible clients located in Colorado, subject to therapist availability and clinical appropriateness.
How do I choose a therapist at Thrive Counseling Denver?
We can help with that! Just fill out a contact form or give us a call today. We make getting started easy.