Melanie Klinke, LPCC works with Couples, Families, Children and Teens to communicate better and heal from traumas.
Jessica Sepulveda, LPCC works with Couples, Individuals, Addictions, Children, Teens, and Families. Jessica es bilingue en Ingles y Español!
Eliana Lay, LPCC, works with Couples, Individual Relationship Concerns, Anxiety and Depression, and Trauma.
Michelle Petersen, BA helps couples, individuals and LGBTQ+ people to improve communication and repair relationships.
Angela Powell, M.Ed., LPC works with Individuals, Couples, Stepfamilies and Co-Parents.
Maury Holliman, MFTC works with Couples, Families and Teens to build solid relationships.
Emma Abel Loach, M.Ed., Ed.S., LMFT works with Couples, Parents, and Children to have their best relationships.
Amy Stambuk, LCSW works with Couples, Families, Teens and Children to live their best lives.
Susan Rexroth, LPC works with couples, trauma, and people coping with disability.
Charlaine Thet, MA, MFTC works with Couples, Families, Teens and Children to improve communication and love more fully.
Allison Rimland, LPC works with Couples, Anxiety, and Trauma. Allison is the Founder & Executive Director.
Sydney Sonderman Sanders, LCSW works with Couples, Improving Sexual Connection, Grief and Illness.
Chrystal Dellinger, LPCC works with Couples, Children, Teens, Families, Grief and Trauma.
Angie Linhof, LMFT works with couples, individuals, teens and kids.
Frequently Asked Questions About Thrive
For Frequently Asked Questions about Couples Counseling, click here.
Who is Thrive Couple and Family Counseling?
Thrive was founded in 2008 by Allison Rimland as a practice focused on healing people and families. Today, we are a team of dedicated therapists in the Denver Tech Center who care deeply about providing exceptional counseling to people who want better relationships with significant others, themselves, their children and families, as well as friends.
Here are Thrive, we are Relationship Specialists. All of us have invested significantly in advanced and ongoing training in the most cutting edge and effective methods of relationship therapy.
We understand you are here because things are hard. We know the way out, and will fight alongside you to reach your goals.
We are LGBTQIA* affirming, and warmly welcome all people to our practice.
Do you offer online therapy?
At Thrive, we do offer online video counseling therapy. To learn more about this alternative to in-person therapy, click here.
What are your fees for Counseling Services?
Our fees vary by length of session and the therapist, and are subject to change over the course of the therapists’ career. We also offer low-cost counseling options through our Counseling Interns Michelle Petersen, BA and Christen Curry, BA. Each therapist’s availability to accept new clients changes regularly. Please call so we can learn about your counseling goals, and match you with an open therapist that best meets your needs, 303-513-8975, X1.
$180 for 75-minutes, $120 for 50-minutes: Eliana Lay, MA, LPCC
$210 for 75-minutes, $140 for 50-minutes: Angie Linhof, MA, MFTC; Charlaine Thet, MA, MFTC; Jessica Sepulveda, MA, LPCC; Chrystal Dellinger, MA, LPCC; Maury Holliman, MA, MFTC;
$240 for 75-minutes, $160 for 50-minutes: Angela Powell, M.Ed., LPC; Sydney Sanders, MSW, LCSW;
$270 for 75-minutes, $180 for 50-minutes: Amy Stambuk, MSW, LCSW; Emma Loach, M.Ed., LMFT, Clinical Director; Susan Rexroth, MA, LPC
$300 for 75-minutes, $200 for 50-minutes: Allison Rimland, MS, LPC, Founder
$90 for 75-minutes, $60 for 50-minutes: – Michelle Petersen, BA and Christen Curry, BA – Graduate Counseling Interns
Do you accept insurance?
We are out of network providers. Fees are due at time of service.
We are happy to provide you with statements for out of network reimbursement or for flexible spending accounts (FSA).
More on Insurance:
Although it may sometimes be financially necessary to utilize insurance benefits to pay for therapy, there are several important considerations:
- Couples counseling is NOT typically covered by insurance because insurance companies don’t see it as medically necessary. Most couples counseling does not meet the medical model requirements of focusing sessions on one person’s mental health diagnosis.
- All Insurance claims require a medical model diagnosis, even if one doesn’t exist. This can affect or limit future insurance coverage and may inhibit certain employment opportunities
- The insurance company, not you, decides how many sessions are appropriate for your treatment.
- Private information, even under new privacy policies, is shared with insurance companies.
- Private information is stored in the Medical Information Bureau where it can be accessed in the future by insurers, employers, etc.
- Having a mental health diagnosis can limit your ability to get insurance in the future or to apply to certain types of jobs.
Where are you located?
Our Englewood Therapy offices are conveniently located in the Denver Tech Center, near I-25 and the Dry Creek exit. We serve clients from Greenwood Village, Denver, Centennial, Littleton, Aurora, Cherry Hills Village, Englewood, Highlands Ranch, Parker and Castle Rock.