The Hop will drop you off at 9th and Arapahoe. Take the N, which goes to Nederland, and get off at Settlers Park Drop off.
Meet with a licensed Colorado therapist by secure video — from home, on your schedule, with your insurance. Individual, couples and family sessions. We'll help you decide if telehealth is the right fit.
Start With a Short Intake Call (720) 442-0946Sign-up help Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm MST · No pressure to commit
Boulder
100 Arapahoe Avenue, STE 10 & 14
Boulder, CO 80302
Serving Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette & Superior.
Denver
5335 W 48th Avenue, 5th Floor
Denver, CO 80212
Berkeley / Tennyson area, serving the Denver metro.
Many clients mix video and in-person visits — you and your therapist decide what works.
Fill out our short intake form or call. We'll ask a little about what's going on and check your insurance for you.
We pair you with a Colorado-licensed therapist suited to your needs, and find a recurring time that fits your life.
You get a private video link before each session. Phone, tablet or computer — if you can video-call, you're set.
Many of our clients start with telehealth because it's the fastest way to begin — and some later mix in visits to our Boulder or Denver offices. There's no wrong way to do it; you and your therapist decide what works.
We support anxiety and depression, trauma, grief and loss, relationship struggles, neurodivergence, mood challenges, identity work, and therapy for children and teens.
Our therapists are licensed in Colorado and see clients by secure video statewide. You don't have to pick the right person on your own — admissions helps match you. A few of them:
Muna Osman, LPC
Somali-speaking. Trauma-informed and strengths-based — IFS, ACT and narrative therapy, through an intersectional, culturally-grounded lens.
Ashley Marin, LPC
Bilingual (English & Spanish). Supports individuals and families through life transitions, with an attachment-based approach.
Sakinah Jaaber, LPCC
Person-centered, integrating CBT, DBT, mindfulness and somatic (body-based) therapy.
In most cases yes — including Health First Colorado (Medicaid) and Medicare. Admissions verifies your specific plan before your first session.
On Medicaid? Read our complete Colorado Medicaid Therapy Guide — how the RAEs work, what it costs, free rides to appointments, the 2026–2027 changes, and how to start.
Sessions use secure, encrypted video that meets healthcare privacy requirements. Your therapist joins from a private space, and we'll help you plan a private spot on your end too.
No — a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and internet connection is all it takes. We send the link; you tap it.
We have offices in Boulder and Denver, and many clients mix formats. Start wherever feels comfortable.
Our therapists are licensed in Colorado, so we can see you by video anywhere in the state — from Grand Junction to Pueblo to the Front Range.
A short intake form and a conversation with admissions is all it takes. We'll help you figure out the right next step.
Start With a Short IntakePrefer to talk? Call (720) 442-0946 — sign-up help Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm MST
Whole Connection is not a crisis service. If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are in emotional distress or thinking about suicide, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) — free, confidential, 24/7.