Ginsberg Psychology, PLLC — Psychologist in Denver, CO
Address1574 York St #102 CO, Denver, CO 80206
Phone+1720-432-4184
Websiteginsbergpsychology.com
Dr. Stephen Ginsberg is a clinical psychologist in Denver, Colorado, dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate life's challenges. He specializes in fostering healthy relationships and cultivating confidence. Dr. Ginsberg works collaboratively with children, adolescents, adults, and families to improve relationships and promote happier, more fulfilling lives. His approach is described as measured, kind, guiding, and professional, offering insights and challenging thinking without being forceful or condescending. Clients feel comfortable confiding in him, feeling they are in good hands. He also offers services through Ginsberg Performance, focusing on performance enhancement.
Best for
- Children
- Adolescents
- Adults
- Families
| Key services | Individual therapy, Family therapy, Relationship counseling, Performance coaching |
| Tags | psychologist, denver, relationships, confidence, family therapy, parenting, performance, dr. stephen ginsberg, dr. amy ginsberg |
Reviews on Google3.7 · 3 reviews
Dr Ginsberg offers a measured and kind approach that I find calming and professional. He guides and provokes me without being forceful, righteous or condescending. I feel comfortable confiding in him knowing I am in good hands. Normally I don't feel like sharing publicly, but I wanted to provide value in return.
Dr. Ginsberg has been an indispensable aid in helping me navigate issues with parenting and raising a family. He offers great insights and has challenged my thinking when appropriate.
Stevie was the first ever only man to declare to the world that i had bipolar to which i then began an agonzing journey of srtless selfharm.
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