This is one of the best offices I have encountered in all my years of mental health help. The…read moreoffice manager is incredibly helpful with any billing questions and I have been able to interact with all of the staff and have yet to have a bad interaction. They all seem so knowledgeable, trained in different things and even work with young kids and in person, which is SO hard to find! Could not recommend them more!

I was very impressed with FLC. I thought the staff was great. It was easy to get an appointment…read more They contacted me right away. They were super friendly. The office was clean and relaxing. I would definitely recommend this place. We saw Nicole and she was very attentive and thoroughly went over all the paperwork and what our rights were. I am grateful that we found FLC.

Jessica at thrive counseling is amazing! As are the rest of the staff :) I was a patient for 2…read moreyears and have since been able to use the skills I learned through their practice to help manage my life more appropriately.

Erin is a kind, compassionate, ethical, and passionate person who has created a practice that…read morereflects these values. Thrive Counseling is a wonderful resource to the community. Thank you for all you do!

We worked with JT (Jonathan Thrall) for a few months and ultimately decided to find another…read moretherapist at a different practice. JT is incredibly kind and well-intentioned, but the therapy felt one-dimensional. Sessions largely focused on validating feelings without providing structure, tools, challenge, or actionable guidance - all of which I repeatedly asked for. Given that this therapy was priced at the higher end of what we've seen, we expected a much deeper level of engagement and clinical depth. I consistently expressed that I did not feel understood, and that concern never felt meaningfully explored. The turning point came when JT continued asking the same questions and implied that I wasn't going deep enough. When I asked him to take a different approach and ask more thoughtful probing questions, he responded by asking me what I thought he should ask instead. That felt backwards. If he is the trained professional, I don't believe it should be my responsibility to determine how we get deeper in session. He also seemed dismissive of modalities like the Gottman Method and Nonviolent Communication, as well as the self-work I was doing independently. Despite repeatedly asking for homework or guidance between sessions, none was provided. We were looking for stronger direction and more skill-based, structured work, which is why we chose to move on. We're very happy with our new therapist, who also practices EFT but brings a broader, more versatile approach rather than relying on a singular method.

Ryan as a person is incredibly personable, caring, friendly, warm, understanding and truly…read moresupportive. As a therapist, he is all these qualities and more as he truly has a genuine connection, dedication and drive to support his clients in their healing journey. Whoever Ryan has as clients are truly lucky; between his knowledge base, experience and overall supportive presence, he is a therapist I highly highly recommend.

See review. Our experience with them was wonderful. We highly recommend them! We were very pleased.read more

As cliché as it sounds, I can honestly say that working with Lindsay changed my life. Who am I…read morekidding? With the tools and insight she provided over our 18 months working together, she's continuing to change my life. I sought out counseling services when life felt unbearably bleak, difficult, and dark. I came in, grasping for control and hoping for a quick fix, which in hindsight is utterly laughable. I think if I knew how much baggage I needed to unpack and how much "inside" work it would take, I never would have begun the process, but with Lindsay's gentle and steadfast guidance, I was slowly but surely able to pull myself out of the weeds. With her help (and a lot of healthy work), I've found my voice and have begun to thrive in a visceral, sustainable and powerful manner- what a gift she has given me! Lindsay is thorough, receptive, non-judgmental, open to talking about therapy within therapy (so meta, I know), insightful, funny, wise, kind, gentle yet straightforward, and very easy to talk to. She questioned and helped me dig when I needed to be pushed and gave me space when she recognized that I needed to come to my own conclusions. The way she approaches counseling is thoughtful and intentional, but never calculated, which is invaluable. Overall, all I can say is this: Lindsay led me through a very challenging period of my life and for that I will forever be grateful. I've been through my fair share of counseling in the past with poor results- I'm so thankful for this positive experience to fall back on as needed. If you're feeling lost, trapped, stuck, like you're drowning...do yourself (and your loved ones!) a solid: go see Lindsay, commit to doing the work, and stick with it, even when it get's hard. People are messy, life is hard, but she's one of the great ones out there.

I called access integrated mental health one day when I was in the middle of what felt like a…read morecomplete mental breakdown. They originally didn't have any type of appointments available for three weeks out, but the intake woman could hear the urgency in my tone and could tell that I was really not doing well and managed to actually get an intake doctor to see me same day and got me an appointment with Dr. Church the following day. I saw Dr. Church twice and then she had to go on medical leave and I was a little apprehensive being transferred to a doctor Vanallen. The apprehension was completely unnecessary. Dr. Ross Van Allen is hands-down the most fabulous doctor I've ever encountered. You can tell in his mannerisms and in the thoughtfulness in which he speaks that his motives and his treatments are genuine,

I'm giving Axis 2 stars instead of one because the nurse practitioners were great to work with and…read morehelpful. My biggest complaint is the scheduling system, more specifically rescheduling and cancellations. It is almost impossible to cancel an appointment or talk to an actual human on the phone. I had to cancel an appointment due to me of my children getting sick, I tried to cancel over the phone but was sent to a voicemail which I'm assuming they don't listen to. I was then considered a "no show" for the appointment I tried to cancel on the phone. They try and charge you $50 for that no show. The communication is a joke. Avoid.

Michelle has been an amazing therapist. Her techniques and recommendations taught me how to set…read morehealthy boundaries. I've seen several therapist in Colorado but none helped as much as Michelle. She listened, created a safe space and did not show judgement.

I have seen Michelle on several occasions for different issues when I lived 10 minutes from her,…read moreand now from another state via Zoom. I will seek her advice in the future as needed before anyone else. Insurance or no insurance, I will happily pay for her services. She is always spot on with her assessment and advice. She is professional and listens to what you are saying. She has helped me figure out little things I had not realized myself with the struggles I have shared with her and does not hesitate to insert humor when the occasion absolutely calls for it. We all need to laugh. For those reviews on this platform that complain about her building, really? She does not own that building and should not be held accountable for its condition. She could be sitting in a tent for all I care. I will seek her advice anytime. She is real, she is professional, she listens to you, she has helped me in ways I cannot count.

Dena is an amazing healer and spirit enabler. Her leadership has had a huge impact on my life. I…read morehave taken her Infinite Possibilities course twice and had a private energy session with her as well. This woman is a gift. During the infinite possibilities class I was having such huge energy shifts that I actually changed jobs (I had no idea I was stuck in my job and ways until I learned about controlling my own future with the power of thought). Even just being open to these teachings shifted things in me. Each day is different, but in the end you just have to remember being positive is a choice. It is that simple.

To start, Dena is so amazing and extremely easy to talk to and quickly made me feel very…read morecomfortable. I'm not one to open up easily but Dena is so genuine and honest that I had no trouble. After a single session I left feeling a weight lifted and continue to feel that way. I highly recommend Light of Mine to anyone.

I was very impressed with Sheridan Grove Recovery; it's not perfect, but its designed, so as one…read morewill not want to return. It's all what you put into the program. I have remained sober because I put 100% into it, my time is valuable too; and I'm not going to waste my 30 days! The staff were impressive including: Marion, Amanda, Yoshi, Ellie, Jason, Clyde, Jennifer, Miss Kim, Brooke, Cara, RJ, Manny, etc... The staff are overwhelmed, there is a high turnover in rehabs because addicts, and those of us with co-occurring disorders, are not the easiest clients to deal with: give them some grace. Be appreciative, and for the most part Medicade covers it 100%; free to you.

Please seek help /care treatment anywhere but here ! This was the nightmare id so desperately…read morewanted to avoid the amount of stress right upon arrival it's fucking scary and they try keep you there at all costs, I can't imagine the staff is actually licenced I plan to look into it I worry for anyone who may actually need any kind of care and ends up here I just hope this can help one person not make the mistake I did and save a life this place may be the last place you see a loved one it's that bad

I feel like I won the psychologist lottery with Estelle! She provides invaluable support, guidance,…read moreand care. I have been a client of Estelle's since 2015 with some breaks during this time due to life changes. When I first began seeing Estelle, I saw her in person at her office which was comfortable. I no longer live in Colorado, so now Estelle and I meet virtually. I am on a very regular appointment schedule, however, she has always remained flexible when accommodating appointment changes. Estelle has and continues to work with me through a variety of issues (PTSD, queer relationships, grief with relationships ending, marriage, self-improvement, religious changes), and I never felt judged or treated differently. Instead, I've always felt extremely safe with Estelle no matter the topic. I easily can say that my life has been changed for the better by Estelle's presence. She celebrates with me when things are good, and provides light at the end of the tunnel when things are hard. She isn't clinical and dry. Estelle is warm, invested, and appropriately humorous. She truly wants to understand you, your quirks, and find a path towards healing at your pace. Her observations are given kindly and are explained well. I like that Estelle holds me accountable when I need to be held accountable. I plan to stay with Estelle for many years to come! She is my mentor for bettering myself, and a beacon of hope when things are heavy.

I can't thank Essie Keren enough for her support over the past year. I did some research when I…read morefound her wanted someone to really help me work through the issues (grieve, divorce, parenting, single parenting, owning a business). Essie is so easy to talk to very helpful recognizing the issues and giving you the tools to fix them. She is flexible, professional, truly cares about her clients. I feel lucky I finally found her. I plan to utilize her when needed. Thank you so much for all your help.

I came to Mile High Psychiatry seeking answers about possible ADHD after years of high-functioning…read moremasking and a noticeable decline in coping after becoming a parent. During an early consult, my provider (Denise) even said it sounded like I had both inattentive and hyperactive ADHD. However, after I took the Creyos test, she reversed course entirely, diagnosing me only with generalized anxiety disorder and postpartum depression, recommending we increase my Lexapro and add Buspar. When I asked for clarification on my test results -- and mentioned I'd looked up a couple of scores online but was taking them with a grain of salt -- the tone shifted to condescending. She seemed dismissive of my lived experiences and concerns, and gave me no concrete plan for what would happen if Buspar didn't address my symptoms. When I expressed my feelings (without being hysterical), I was met with coldness, not curiosity or collaboration. The Creyos test is essentially computerized games in a quiet, controlled setting -- not at all reflective of daily life for someone masking ADHD symptoms in a distracting, real-world environment. My anxiety "score" was based solely on me rating my internal restlessness as an 8, without clarification that she defined "anxiety" differently than I did. This lack of clarity and context led to a misdiagnosis and treatment plan that didn't address the root of my struggles. I also tried to request my results through medical records as advised. Paul in records was polite, but said Denise hadn't approved the release. Ten days later, I still had nothing. Ultimately, I got a second opinion with a new provider outside Mile High Psychiatry. I was officially diagnosed with combined-type ADHD (inattentive + hyperactive) and finally feel heard and understood. I'm grateful I sought that second opinion, because my experience here left me questioning myself and feeling invalidated. If you are a woman, postpartum, or someone who has learned to mask ADHD symptoms, please be aware that not every provider here may have the training or approach to see past "average" test scores and truly listen to your history and daily challenges.

Everything was fine until I started flying in and out of Denver monthly. My provider at this…read morelocation proceeded to overdose me on valium in August, insisting I take it 3 times a day every day. I followed his instructions and began blacking out that very week. The following week, I cut back and took one more work trip. When I flew back in to Denver from sea level, I became euphoric and was even still messed up when I saw my provider the next morning. He called it closure but as we know now, I wasn't getting enough oxygen to my brain. The provider misdiagnosed me as manic, told that lie to my now ex primary care, locked me out of my patient portal, disappeared and subsequently caused my care to be delayed for months. I now have brain injuries and an attorney. I look forward to my day in court. Stay away from this place. Shady and dangerous.