Work-Life Balance Therapy
Work-Life Balance Therapist in Fort Collins
You said you’d log off at six. It’s nine, the laptop is open on the couch, and the list is longer than when you started. You can’t remember your last real evening.
1220 S College Ave. Suite 200 • Fort Collins, CO 80524 • In-Person & Online
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Why This Space Matters
In Fort Collins, the Hard Part Is Stopping.
Fort Collins has no shortage of work worth doing. So you keep saying yes. A work-life balance therapist in Fort Collins helps you look at everything you’ve taken on, and at why it’s so hard to put any of it down. For a lot of women it comes back to one of two things. Needing the work to be flawless. Or needing not to let anyone down.
Our approach to work-life balance therapy covers the logistics and what’s underneath them. You work on your calendar. You also work on what makes a boundary feel impossible to hold. You stay invested in the job, and you get your evenings back.
Our Fort Collins waiting room, across the street from CSU.
Our Promise to You
We Guarantee Our Therapist Matching
Your evenings are already the scarcest thing you have. You shouldn’t spend them on a therapist who isn’t right for you. If your first therapist isn’t the right fit, we’ll match you with another at no additional cost. You won’t start over. You won’t lose weeks.
Request a Free ConsultationWhat It Looks Like
Work Has Usually Taken More Than You Noticed.
It rarely arrives all at once. It creeps. You take on one thing, then another, and the week quietly fills. None of it has to reach a crisis before it’s worth bringing in.
Overcommitment
You say yes to feel useful, then wonder where the week went. Each commitment makes sense on its own. Together, they add up. You end up stretched thin.
Persistent Stress
The tension doesn’t lift when the workday ends. It settles into your shoulders and your jaw. Even a quiet Saturday doesn’t bring you all the way down.
Exhaustion
You’re tired in a way a weekend doesn’t fix. There’s nothing left for fun or for anything unplanned. Even rest feels like a task.
Guilt
You’ve already done more than anyone reasonably could. It still doesn’t feel like enough. Leaving on time feels like getting away with something.
Neglected Personal Life
Friends stop asking, because you keep saying next month. The people who would back you up are drifting. You miss them. You can’t find the evening.
Disrupted Sleep
You lie awake running tomorrow’s list. Or you wake at 3am with an email half-written in your head. Morning comes before your mind goes quiet.
Anxiety Over Deadlines
The next due date follows you everywhere. You’re at dinner, but really you’re in Thursday’s meeting. It’s hard to be where you are.
Trouble Unplugging
You check your phone at red lights, in line, in bed. Logging off fully feels risky. So part of you is always still at work.
Our Approach
Starting With a Work-Life Balance Therapist in Fort Collins.
When the list never empties, the parts of your life you used to look forward to stop registering. That can change. You build patterns that leave room for rest. You keep your ambitions, at a pace you can hold for years.
The Match Call Comes First
Before you meet a therapist, you’ll talk with a Wellness Coordinator. She’ll ask what you’re looking for. It’s a short call. Then she matches you with a Fort Collins therapist who works with exactly this.
Looking at What Your Week Holds
You and your therapist look at what flexibility your job really allows. You look at how you handle requests from colleagues and family. Then you find what genuinely resets you. Not what’s supposed to.
Noticing Where Your Energy Goes
Much of this work draws on mindfulness therapy. It gives you a way to register where your attention and energy go during the day. You catch it as it happens, instead of adding it up on Sunday night.
In Our Fort Collins Office or Online
We’re at College Ave. and Pitkin St., across from CSU and close to Old Town. Look for the white building with our sign out front. Sessions run seven days a week, 8am to 8pm, in person or online anywhere in Colorado.
Common Questions
Questions About Work-Life Balance Therapy in Fort Collins.
Will my therapist take this seriously?
Yes. Colorado Women’s Center is designed for women, and your therapist in Fort Collins works with exactly this kind of load. On the Match Call, a Wellness Coordinator matches you on what you’re looking for, not on who has an opening. If your first therapist isn’t the right fit, we’ll match you with another at no additional cost.
How is this different from burnout or stress?
It usually comes down to how far things have gone. If you already have nothing left for the people you care about, burnout therapy in Fort Collins may be the better starting point. If your body stays keyed up and your sleep is slipping, start with stress therapy in Fort Collins. If the cost shows up as friendships you haven’t kept up, loneliness therapy in Fort Collins addresses that directly.
Will I lose my competitive edge?
No. This work doesn’t ask you to care less about your career. You keep your standards and your drive. What you work on is the part that spills over into the rest of your life, like the weekend email and the guilt about closing the laptop. The ambition stays. It just stops costing you every evening.
Can therapy help me stop checking work after hours?
Yes. Setting limits on email, messages, and after-hours work is often part of this. Your therapist helps you look at what actually happens if you don’t answer at 9pm, and at what makes not answering feel so risky. Then you practice small, specific boundaries you can hold during a real workweek.
Is this confidential?
Yes. What you share with your therapist at Colorado Women’s Center is confidential and protected under HIPAA. Nothing is shared with your employer or anyone else without your written consent. The only exceptions are the narrow situations the law requires, such as an immediate safety concern.
How soon can I start?
Usually within about a week. Match Calls are usually available within 48 hours and often within 24, and most clients are scheduled with a therapist within about a week, depending on their own availability. Call 720.810.2355 or use the form on this page to set up your Match Call.
Can I do sessions online?
Yes. Online sessions with Colorado Women’s Center are available anywhere in Colorado, so you can meet your therapist from home or from a quiet room at work. If you’d rather come in, our Fort Collins office is on College Ave. across from CSU. Either way, sessions are available seven days a week, 8am to 8pm.
Find Us in Fort Collins
Colorado Women's Center, Fort Collins
At College Ave. and Pitkin St., across from CSU and close to Old Town. See everything we offer in Fort Collins.
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Outside Fort Collins? Online sessions are available anywhere in Colorado, so the drive doesn’t have to decide whether you start.
Other Nearby Locations
Longmont and Boulder Offer This Work Too.
If you’re coming from Loveland or Johnstown, the Longmont office is an option. Boulder is farther south. Or see work-life balance therapy in Colorado for every office at once.
Our Fort Collins Therapist Supporting Work-Life Balance
Kimberly De Jong, MA, LPC
Donna Darby, LPC
Mallory Horning, MSW, MPH, SWC
Cora Hoffman, MA, LPC
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New clients often are able to have first appointment within a week of contacting us.
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We do not bill Medicare or Health First Colorado, and we are not able to see clients enrolled in Health First Colorado.
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