The Liberation Coalition — Mental health service in Denver, CO
Address1177 N Grant St #306 CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-295-1822
Websitetheliberationcoalition.com
The Liberation Coalition is a non-hierarchical collective of trans, queer, and BIPOC mental health professionals offering services in Denver, Colorado. They provide an affirming space for healing and liberation from systemic oppression, focusing on the impacts of white supremacy, capitalism, and the cis-hetero patriarchy. Their approach is community-centered and political, aiming to disrupt oppressive systems individually and systemically. Practitioners are skilled in addressing the effects of homophobia, transphobia, racism, and heterosexism. They offer personalized therapist matching and a free initial consultation. Services are available in-person at their Capitol Hill office and remotely via teletherapy.
Best for
- LGBTQIA+ individuals
- BIPOC individuals
- Clients seeking politically-informed therapy
- Clients impacted by systemic oppression
| Key services | Counseling, Teletherapy, Free initial consultation, Personalized therapist matching |
| Tags | trans therapist, queer therapist, BIPOC therapist, Denver therapist, queer affirming, BIPOC affirming, social justice therapy, telehealth, in-person therapy, anxiety counseling |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 1 reviews
This is an amazing cohort of therapists and mental health professionals. Having worked with Nich, I am convinced he's not only well qualified but a gifted therapist. It is rare to come across therapists who not only enjoy their work, but are astute, observant, and able to facilitate their sessions with clients in such a way that doesn't even feel like its a session. I send all my clients to him, whenever I can. And my friends. I would be heartbroken if he ever left Denver. He's such a gem of a human and the community is ever-so-lucky to have him. Thank you for all you do.
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