Improved communication
Practice expressing yourselves openly, listening actively, and understanding each other more clearly in a supported setting.
Couples Therapy
Therapy for couples in Denver, Colorado
Collaborative couples therapy—in person in Denver’s Highlands and online across Colorado—to help you and your partner work on communication, trust, and emotional connection.
What to Expect
A collaborative process, guided by a skilled therapist
Couples therapy is a collaborative process where partners work together, guided by a therapist, toward their relationship goals. Some couples arrive with clear objectives, while others simply know they want a stronger relationship and are not sure where to begin.
We create an authentic, nonjudgmental, brave, and safe space for open expression while working with you on communication, trust, and emotional connection. The process is tailored to your relationship: we meet you where you are and help each of you show up with greater intention—for yourself and for each other.
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Is It Right for You?
Is couples therapy right for you?
Couples therapy can be valuable for partners who want to work on their relationship and face challenges together. It may be a good fit if:
- You are experiencing relationship challenges, communication difficulties, or recurring conflict.
- You are navigating a significant life transition, such as marriage, parenthood, a move, or another change in your partnership.
- You want strategies for coping with stress and building resilience together.
- You are looking for a confidential, nonjudgmental space to share thoughts, feelings, and concerns.
- You want mutual growth, stronger understanding, and a deeper emotional connection.
- You are working through trauma, breaches of trust, or unresolved issues that continue to affect your relationship.
What Therapy Can Offer
What are the benefits of couples therapy?
Conflict resolution
Learn tools for addressing disagreements respectfully and finding resolutions that strengthen connection rather than create distance.
Enhanced emotional intimacy
Explore feelings and vulnerabilities in ways that can foster deeper understanding, closeness, and emotional connection.
Rebuilding trust
Use a structured process to work through breaches of trust, support healing, and identify what moving forward would require from each partner.
Shared goals and growth
Clarify shared goals and aspirations while making room for each partner’s individual development and needs.
Strengthened commitment
Address challenges directly and invest in the partnership with greater intention, understanding, and mutual responsibility.
Our Approach
PACT-trained, attachment-focused couples work
Hannah Snider, LCSW, PMH-C, our founder and lead therapist, is a PACT-trained couples therapist. PACT—the Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy—is a modality where couples learn to manage conflict through the lens of attachment: how each of you is wired for closeness, and what happens in your body when tension rises. Hannah also brings training in the Gottman Method to her work with couples.
Tori Brown, MA, LPCC offers attachment-focused relationship work as well, including intimacy and sexual-health concerns and LGBTQIA+-affirming care. If you would rather cover more ground in less time, ask us about a couples therapy intensive—an extended-session format designed around your relationship.
Good to Know
Frequently asked questions
Who provides couples therapy?
Hannah Snider, LCSW, PMH-C provides PACT-trained couples therapy and also brings training in the Gottman Method. Tori Brown, MA, LPCC offers attachment-focused relationship work, including support around intimacy, sexual health, and LGBTQIA+-affirming care. A consultation helps us identify the best fit for your goals.
Where will we meet? How does telehealth work?
Sessions may be available in person at our Denver Highlands office at 2727 Bryant St, Suite 610, or online anywhere in Colorado. Online sessions use SimplePractice: we send a secure link to your phone or email, and you join from a private space.
Do you accept insurance?
We do not bill insurance directly. We can provide superbills for possible out-of-network reimbursement, and Mentaya can submit claims on your behalf for a 5% fee per submitted session. We also accept HSA payments. Your plan determines eligibility and reimbursement.
How long are couples sessions?
We offer 50-minute sessions with an optional 30-minute add-on for an additional fee. Couples often begin with extended 90- or 120-minute sessions, and your therapist can recommend a length during consultation. Couples intensives provide another extended-session format.
How do I set up a consultation?
Visit our Book With Us page to schedule a free 15-minute consultation. We will learn about your relationship goals, answer your questions, and help determine whether Hannah, Tori, or an intensive format may be the right fit.
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Ready to work on your relationship together?
Schedule a free 15-minute consultation and we will help you determine whether Hannah’s PACT- and Gottman-informed work, Tori’s attachment-focused care, or a couples intensive best fits your goals.
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