What's the Point? Therapy — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Address673 N Grant St CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1720-806-0213
Websitewhatsthepointtherapy.com
Sarah is a Denver-based therapist specializing in relationship and couples therapy. She provides a safe, supportive space for partners to explore, heal, and grow together. Her expertise includes infidelity repair, helping couples rebuild trust after betrayal, and affirmative sex therapy, assisting individuals and partners in embracing sex positivity. Sarah's approach emphasizes self-compassion and humor, acknowledging that growth is not always linear. She holds a Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from the Denver Family Institute and a Master of Science in Psychology from Arizona State University. Sarah offers telehealth services to clients throughout Colorado and provides a free 20-minute consultation call.
Best for
- Couples experiencing infidelity
- Partners seeking to improve intimacy
- Individuals exploring sex positivity
- Couples preparing for marriage
| Key services | Couples therapy, Infidelity repair, Sex therapy, Premarital counseling, Telehealth sessions, Free consultation |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | couples counseling, sex therapy, infidelity, polyamory, premarital counseling, telehealth, denver therapist, relationship counseling, eFT, gottman method |
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Sarah is a wonderful couples counselor who is trained in many different modalities. She's particularly focused on sex therapy, and it can be hard to find a good sex therapist! I highly recommend Sarah for couples looking for a warm, empathetic counselor to help solve their challenges.
Sarah is excellent at helping couples have difficult conversations, particularly about challenges with intimacy. She brings compassion, knowledge, and a healthy dose of humor to her work.
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