Couples & Marriage Therapy
Couples and Marriage Therapy in Fort Collins
Between the school pickups, the jobs, and the list that runs the house, the two of you can go weeks without a real conversation. You keep the family moving and lose track of each other underneath it.
1220 S College Ave. Suite 200 • Fort Collins, CO 80524 • In-Person & Online
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Why This Space Matters
Fort Collins Is Built for Family Life. The Marriage Can Come Last.
Fort Collins is a place people choose to raise a family. That choice can quietly swallow the marriage inside it. Between the kids, the jobs, and the list that keeps the household running, you and your partner can go a long stretch without an actual conversation. You are setting your own needs aside to keep everyone else steady, having the same argument on a loop, or circling a distance you cannot quite name. It can feel strange to struggle here, in a town that is supposed to be the easy version of family life. Plenty of couples here feel it anyway.
Couples and marriage therapy in Fort Collins at Colorado Women’s Center starts by looking at what is actually pulling the two of you apart, not a fixed script. Your therapist works with what is really going on, whether that is fear of losing each other, communication that keeps breaking down, or trouble with intimacy.
Our Promise to You
We Guarantee Our Therapist Matching
Finding the right therapist matters more here than almost anywhere else. This isn’t just your story. It’s the two of you. If your first therapist isn’t the right fit, we’ll match you with another at no additional cost. You will not have to start the search over, or explain your marriage from the beginning again.
Request a Free ConsultationWhat Couples Come to Us For
These Are the Patterns That Bring Couples In.
None of these have to reach a breaking point before they are worth bringing in. Most couples recognize themselves in more than one. You are probably no exception.
Codependency
You spend so much energy keeping everyone else okay that you have lost track of what you actually want.
Abandonment Issues
A fear of being left shapes how you act, even when your partner has given you no real reason to worry.
Attachment Patterns
You want to be close, then you pull back the moment you get there, often without meaning to.
Communication Problems
Conversations stall out, turn into arguments, or never happen at all.
Sexuality Issues
Intimacy has faded and neither of you has found a way to bring it up.
Trust Issues
Something broke the trust, and now the small things get read as evidence.
Conflict Resolution
The same fight resurfaces every few weeks, and nothing ever actually gets settled.
Emotional Distance
You move through the week side by side and barely land on each other.
Our Approach
Starting Couples and Marriage Therapy in Fort Collins.
No two couples are stuck for the same reason. The work is built around yours, not a fixed script.
The Match Call Comes First
Before you meet a therapist, you and your partner talk with a Wellness Coordinator. She asks what the two of you are looking for. Then she matches you with a Fort Collins therapist who works with couples.
One Consistent Therapist, Trained for This
Your therapist is trained in the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy, two of the most researched approaches to couples work. You see the same person each time, so you are not re-explaining your relationship at every session.
Individual Sessions Alongside the Couples Work
Some couples work together and also see a therapist on their own. Others start individually. You build whatever mix actually fits.
In Our Fort Collins Office or Online
We’re on College Ave. at Pitkin St., across from CSU and close to Old Town. Sessions run seven days a week, 8am to 8pm, in person or online anywhere in Colorado.
Methods We Draw On
- Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Gottman Method
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Somatic Therapy
- Attachment-Based Therapy
- Mindfulness-Based Approaches
- Family Systems Therapy
Common Questions
Questions About Couples Therapy in Fort Collins.
Will our therapist actually understand our relationship?
That is what the Match Call is for. Before you meet a therapist, a Wellness Coordinator asks what the two of you are looking for. Then she matches you with someone at our Fort Collins office who works with couples like you. If your first therapist isn’t the right fit, we’ll match you with another at no additional cost.
We are busy parents and barely have time. Is this worth it right now?
This is often the season couples need it most and book it least. Between work and the kids, the marriage is the easiest thing to keep postponing, and waiting until life slows down can mean years of drifting further apart. Sessions are an hour, and most couples feel some relief sooner than they expect.
My partner isn’t ready for couples therapy. Can I come alone?
Yes. Plenty of people start in individual therapy on their own. They bring the relationship into that work later, sometimes once their partner sees it is not what they feared. Your therapist can help you sort out what fits.
Is what we talk about confidential?
Yes. What you and your partner share with your therapist at Colorado Women’s Center is confidential and protected under HIPAA. It is not shared with anyone outside the room without your written consent, apart from the narrow situations the law requires, such as an immediate safety concern.
How soon can we get in?
Usually within about a week. Match Calls are usually available within 48 hours and often within 24, and most couples 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 one up.
Can we do sessions online instead of driving in?
Yes. Online sessions are available anywhere in Colorado. A packed week does not have to mean skipping a session. When you would rather come in, our Fort Collins office is on College Ave. Either way, sessions are available seven days a week, 8am to 8pm.
What does couples therapy cost?
Rates and insurance details are on our fees and insurance page. We do not bill Medicare or Health First Colorado, and we are not able to see clients enrolled in Health First Colorado.
Find Us in Fort Collins
Colorado Women's Center, Fort Collins
On College Ave. at 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 a packed week does not have to decide whether you start.
Other Nearby Locations
Longmont and Boulder Also Offer Couples Therapy.
The Longmont office is an option if you are coming from Loveland or Johnstown. Boulder sits farther south. Every office is listed on our couples and marriage therapy page.
Our Therapists Supporting Couples & Marriages
Amy Lowe, MSW, LCSW, LAC
Samantha Kozin, LSW
Yazmine Greco, MSW, LCSW
Shannon Martin, MFT
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Schedule a Free Consultation Today.
New clients often are able to have first appointment within a week of contacting us.
Call 720.810.2355 or Fill Out The Form Below
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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