Yes! Legally and ethically, all counselors are required to maintain confidentiality with their clients.
There are a few exceptions:
Yes, absolutely! We have many therapists who offer couples counseling.
Colorado DORA recommends that family members be seen by separate counselors. This is to prevent any bias in therapy from forming.
However, LCSWs or LMFTs, are allowed to engage in such therapy with two different family members due to their unique training.
The answer to this question is entirely up to you. Therapy is very much dependent on each individual and the goals they are interested in achieving. Some desire short-term goals, which could last anywhere from 6-12 sessions, while others are wanting to accomplish some long-term goals which could last a year or more.
You’ll work with the same counselor or nurse practitioner in every session to ensure consistency in your care. However, if you ever wish to switch, that option is always available.
No, our waiting rooms are intended solely as temporary seating areas while you wait for your counselor.
