Jenna Livesay, Novo Relational Therapy — Marriage or relationship counselor in Denver, CO
Address1155 Sherman St CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-295-1385
Websitenovorelationaltherapy.com
Jenna Livesay is a Marriage and Family Therapist in Denver, Colorado, offering individual and couples counseling through Novo Relational Therapy. Her approach is collaborative and honest, aiming to bring clarity to clients' struggles and identify what is keeping them stuck. Livesay integrates attachment theory (EFT) and other systemic modalities, providing communication tools and strategies to foster change and achieve a more fulfilled life and relationship. She previously worked in the corporate world before pursuing a career in therapy, driven by a desire to help people in a meaningful way. Livesay holds a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Virginia Tech. She offers a free initial 15-minute consultation.
Best for
- Individuals seeking personal change
- Couples experiencing relationship issues
- Clients interested in attachment-based therapy
- Those seeking coparenting support
| Key services | Individual therapy, Couples therapy, Step parent/coparenting coaching, Relationship counseling |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | individual counseling, couples counseling, marriage therapy, denver therapist, relationship coach, family therapy, eft, attachment theory, coparenting, step parent coaching |
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