Online Therapy for Adults Across Colorado
Telehealth therapy provides secure, confidential psychological care using HIPAA-compliant video sessions. As a licensed psychologist in Denver, Colorado, I offer virtual therapy for adults throughout Colorado and in participating PSYPACT states. Whether you’re seeking support for burnout, anxiety, trauma, or life transitions, Telehealth makes high-quality therapy accessible without the barrier of travel or location constraints.
Online therapy allows adults throughout Colorado to meet with a licensed psychologist through secure video sessions while receiving the same individualized clinical attention available in an office-based practice.
What Telehealth Therapy Is
Telehealth — also called online therapy or telepsychology — is a way of delivering psychological services remotely via live video. It offers:
• Live, face-to-face interaction
• Real-time therapeutic work
• Secure, encrypted connection
• Flexible scheduling
• Comfort of connecting from home or office
Telehealth is equivalent in clinical effectiveness to in-person therapy for many concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, stress regulation, and life transition support.
Who Telehealth Is For
Telehealth is ideal for adults who:
✔ Live in Colorado outside Denver
✔ Have busy or unpredictable schedules
✔ Travel frequently
✔ Prefer private, location-independent therapy
✔ Experience life transitions or mobility challenges
✔ Maintain professional responsibilities
You do not need to be physically near Denver to access my services. Telehealth brings therapy to wherever you are, within authorized states.
Where Telehealth Is Available
All sessions are conducted using a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. Because I hold a PSYPACT authorization (E.Passport Mobility #12794), I can provide Telehealth therapy to clients in participating PSYPACT states beyond Colorado - provided you are physically located in one of the authorized states during the session.
👉 Visit https://psypact.gov to confirm whether your state is included.
How Telehealth Therapy Works
Sessions are typically scheduled for 50 minutes via secure video. Before your first session, you will receive:
• A secure link and session instructions
• Consent forms and intake questionnaires
• Confirmation of your scheduling preferences
At the start of your first session, we will clarify your reasons for seeking therapy, discuss goals, and co-create a treatment plan that aligns with your values and priorities.
Interested in Telehealth support? Schedule a free 15-minute consultation.
Effectiveness of Telehealth Therapy
Research indicates that online psychotherapy can be just as effective as in-person treatment for many conditions, particularly when evidence-based approaches such as CBT and ACT are used. Telehealth supports:
• Anxiety regulation
• Trauma-informed care
• Burnout recovery
• Mood stabilization
• Relational patterns
• Life transition support
Your progress is driven by the therapeutic work — not by location.
Reimbursement and Telehealth
I am an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance directly. If your insurance plan offers out-of-network mental health benefits, you may request a superbill to seek partial reimbursement. Contact your insurance provider to verify your out-of-network coverage details.
Common Questions about Telehealth
Do I need to live in Denver to work with you?
No. I work exclusively by secure video. You may be eligible if you are physically located in Colorado or in a participating PSYPACT jurisdiction where I am authorized to practice. Denver is the home base of the practice, not a requirement that clients live nearby.
Can I attend therapy while traveling?
Possibly, but you must tell me your physical location at the start of the session. I may provide care only where I am legally authorized. International travel and non-PSYPACT states may prevent us from meeting, so discuss travel plans in advance.
What happens if I move to another state?
Please tell me before the move. We will determine whether the new location participates in PSYPACT, whether continued treatment is legally and clinically appropriate, and whether any transition or referral planning is needed. A mailing address alone does not determine eligibility; your physical location during sessions does.
Is telehealth private and HIPAA compliant?
Sessions are conducted through a secure platform designed for health care. You are also responsible for choosing a private location, using a secure connection when possible, and protecting your device. The limits and practical risks of electronic communication are reviewed during informed consent.
Can online therapy be used for trauma treatment?
Yes, for some adults. Trauma treatment by video can be effective when the client has sufficient privacy, stability, safety, technology, and support. We assess readiness, location, emergency resources, and how we would respond to disconnection or significant activation before intensive processing.
What if the video connection fails?
We establish a backup plan before treatment, usually involving reconnection and an agreed telephone contact method. I also confirm your location and emergency information as clinically appropriate. If technology problems repeatedly interfere with care, we discuss alternatives or referral options.
Is telehealth appropriate during a mental-health emergency?
Routine outpatient telehealth is not an emergency service. If you are at imminent risk, cannot remain safe, or need immediate medical or psychiatric care, call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or contact 988 in the United States. We discuss crisis planning when relevant to treatment.
Can I submit telehealth sessions for out-of-network reimbursement?
Many insurers offer out-of-network benefits for telehealth, but plan rules vary. I can provide a superbill upon request. Ask your insurer whether telepsychology is covered, what deductible and allowed amount apply, whether preauthorization is required, and where claims should be submitted.