Marina Blake Counseling, LLC — Counselor in Denver, CO
Address750 E 9th Ave UNIT 202 CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-509-9180
Websitemarinablakecounseling.com
Marina Blake offers counseling for individuals, couples, and families, with a focus on helping clients navigate relationship challenges and personal growth. She provides discernment counseling for couples unsure about their relationship's future, guiding them toward clarity and decision-making. Her approach aims to equip clients with skills to improve communication, manage conflict, and build stronger connections. Marina works with individuals seeking to enhance self-confidence, cope with anxiety and depression, and set healthy boundaries. She also assists families in improving communication and resolving long-standing conflicts. Marina is available for virtual sessions within Colorado, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Alaska.
Best for
- Couples seeking relationship clarity
- Individuals working on self-esteem
- Families navigating conflict
- Clients ready for change
| Key services | Couples therapy, Individual therapy, Family therapy, Discernment counseling, Virtual sessions |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | couples counseling, individual therapy, family therapy, discernment counseling, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, communication, self-esteem, telehealth |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
As a fellow therapist I often refer people to Marina - she is kind, compassionate, genuine and has a great sense of humor. I've benefitted directly from her wisdom and insight as a colleague and truly appreciate her experience and expertise when it comes to couples counseling. I would recommend her without any reservation to anyone looking for an effective couples counselor.
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