Expansive Therapy Collective - Therapy for Relationships, Sex, + Trauma — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address1756 High St Suite 5 CO, Denver, CO 80218
Phone+1720-764-9306
Court Bilbrey is a psychotherapist specializing in relationships, sex, and trauma, practicing through RISE Therapy Services in Denver, Colorado. With 20 years of experience as a social worker and clinician, Court offers specialized clinical therapy, including sex therapy, relationship therapy, and discernment counseling. Their approach is described as active, approachable, and deeply understanding, focusing on non-pathologizing support for individuals and relationships navigating significant life transitions. This includes deconstructing religious trauma, restructuring relationships, healing from compliance-based systems, and exploring gender, sexuality, and neurodiversity. Court works with clients who feel they fit everywhere and nowhere, often those leaving high-control faith communities or exploring their identities and relationships in new ways. The therapy aims to foster resilience, curiosity, and liberation from shame, promoting authenticity and connection.
Best for
- Individuals and couples navigating religious trauma
- Queer individuals and couples
- Non-binary and trans individuals
- Trauma survivors
| Key services | Individual therapy, Relationship therapy, Sex therapy, Discernment counseling, Coaching, Group programs |
| Tags | relationships, sex therapy, trauma, religious trauma, lgbtqia+, gender identity, neurodiversity, non-monogamy, discernment counseling, denver therapist |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 4 reviews
My partner and I have been working with Court and Expansive Therapy Collection for the last six months, and it's radically transformed our relationship and sex life. The main thing I'd love for people to know about Court is her ability to really listen and understand the subtext of a conversation. You will feel seen and heard when you work with Court, and she can help bridge communications gaps in any relationship—while providing tools to help you maintain and strengthen on your own.
I have had the privilege of working with both Emily and Court as consultants for my own practice and they are both experts in the field of relationship and sex therapy. Both come to their sessions with a great deal of knowledge and empathy. I cannot recommend them enough!
I'm so thankful for the impact Court has had on my life and my relationships. I'd recommend her to anyone, but especially for queer folks in their first queer relationships, non-binary and trans folks, anti-capitalists, trauma survivors, and people working in a care-giving capacity.
Court is an incredible person and provider - she meets each individual and couple with great kindness and deep wisdom. Her approach, compassion, and competency are unmatched - you are in great support with Court. I regularly refer to Court without hesitation as I know she meets each individual and couple where they are at and co-creates a space with safety and compassion leading the way.
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