Reviews

Our Reviews Speak for Themselves: 96% of Clients Love Overcomers

Our counselors are pros at turning challenges into growth. Ready to start your journey to a happier, healthier you? Let’s do this!

Gemini Ai
Summary
Across hundreds of client reviews, one theme comes through again and again: people feel truly heard here. Clients describe finally finding a therapist who understood them, gaining real tools for anxiety, trauma, and anger management, and walking away from sessions feeling lighter and more hopeful. Many say Overcomers was the first place therapy actually felt like the right fit — a space to be met with warmth, patience, and genuine care on the path to becoming who they're meant to be.
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Dec 6, 2024
Jill Moran, APRN, PMHNP-BC
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You guys are amazing! Finally able to have my voice heard, thank you again.
FAQs

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Discover answers to commonly asked questions about therapy, psychiatry, insurance, and more!

We use our built in Client Portal for teletherapy sessions. For couples, families or online group sessions, we use Google Meets. Your provider will send you a link to the Google Meets sessions.

We do not use Zoom.

Yes! You can book an appointment directly with a psychiatrist in Colorado without a referral. Our psychiatrists can assess your needs to provide medication management and/or refer you to therapy if needed.

It depends on your needs.

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe medication and manage treatment for complex mental health conditions. A psychologist or therapist focuses on counseling and behavioral therapy.

Many clients benefit from seeing both.

Absolutely. Psychiatrists specialize in diagnosing and treating anxiety disorders. They can recommend therapy, prescribe medication if appropriate, and provide online psychiatry services or in-person sessions.

A medication management psychiatrist in Colorado specializes in evaluating, prescribing, and monitoring medications that support your mental health. They take a collaborative approach to create a treatment plan, which may include medications to support your mental well-being.