Your therapist will already understand what your relationship is when you walk in the door.
Something between you has felt off for a while, or you've been carrying something that keeps coming up and never quite resolving. You decided to look for help. That took something, and it matters.
At Colorado Women's Center in Broomfield, you'll be matched with a therapist who has real experience working with LGBTQ+ couples. They come in already knowing the dynamics specific to queer relationships. Your sessions start on what's actually going on between you, right from the first one.
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Our Promise to You
We Guarantee Our Therapist Matching.
We put real care into matching you with the right therapist, and we stand behind it. If your first therapist isn't the right fit, we'll connect you with someone else at no additional cost. You won't have to go back to square one or explain your relationship all over again.
Request a Free ConsultationWhy This Space Matters
Good LGBTQ+ couples therapy close to home. You shouldn't have to make a trip to Denver or Boulder to find it.
Broomfield sits right between Boulder and Denver. Both cities have strong LGBTQ+ communities and plenty of therapy options. Getting to either one takes time, and when you're managing a full life, that matters.
A lot of LGBTQ+ couples in Broomfield have driven further than they should have to for therapy that actually fit. Or they've settled for something that didn't. At Colorado Women's Center, you'll work with a therapist who already understands queer relationships. The drive down W. 120th is short. The first session starts on your relationship, not on explaining who you are.
Our Broomfield office is in the Chanson Centre on W. 120th Ave., near the Interlocken corridor. Easy access from US-36, Westminster, Superior, Louisville, and the north Denver metro. Telehealth is available anywhere in Colorado.
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Therapists who already understand queer relationships.
What Brings Couples to Therapy
If something has been sitting between you for a while, you're in the right place.
Most couples who come to our Broomfield office have been living with something for longer than they wanted to. Something that doesn't resolve on its own, or keeps cycling back. These are the things we hear most often from LGBTQ+ couples here.
Communication & Conflict
Hard conversations keep ending the same way, or you've both stopped having them. Your therapist can help you figure out what's actually happening in those moments and find a way through that works for both of you.
Identity & Transition
When one or both of you is moving through a shift in your sense of self, your relationship moves through it too. Therapy gives you both a place to do that work together, at a pace that fits where you each are.
Family & Outside Pressure
Family that isn't fully accepting adds a layer of stress that tends to come home with you. Therapy gives you somewhere to work through what that's doing to each of you individually and to what you have as a couple.
Intimacy & Connection
Something between you has grown quieter over time. Emotional distance, physical disconnection, needs going unspoken. These are among the most common things couples bring to therapy, and they respond well to focused attention.
Shame & Self-Protection
Old patterns have a way of showing up in relationships. Guardedness, withdrawing when things get close, carrying more than you let on. Your therapist can help you both see what's underneath and start working through it together.
Big Life Transitions
Moving in together, getting married, having kids, changing jobs. Big transitions surface things that weren't visible before. Addressing them while they're fresh, before they solidify into ongoing tension, tends to go better.
Relationship Structure & Agreements
Whether you're navigating non-monogamy, working through a change in your agreements, or building something that doesn't follow a standard template, your therapist will work with your relationship as it actually is.
Grief & Loss
Two people can move through the same loss in very different ways, and that difference can create distance when you most want to feel close. We can help you stay connected through it, even when you're each in a different place with it.
Pre-Commitment Counseling
Things are good and you want to keep them that way. Pre-commitment therapy gives you time to understand each other more fully, work through anything that's been lingering, and move forward with a clear picture of what you're building together.
Our Approach
What happens from the time you reach out to the time you sit down together.
Getting started is simpler than most people expect. Here is what the process looks like.
Your First Call Is Free
Before you're paired with a therapist, you'll talk with one of our Wellness Coordinators. They'll ask about your relationship, what's been going on, and what you're both hoping for. They use that to match you with a therapist who has the right background for your specific situation, not just whoever is available.
One Therapist Who Knows Your Story
You'll work with one therapist over time. Someone who gets to know you as a couple, understands your history, and builds on that week to week. Sessions draw on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method, shaped around what you're actually dealing with. Most couples feel a real shift within the first several sessions.
Individual Therapy, If It Fits
Some couples find individual sessions useful alongside the couples work. If one of you wants to start individually first and bring your partner in when they're ready, that works too. We'll help you figure out what makes sense for where you both are.
In Broomfield or Online
Our office is on W. 120th Ave. in the Chanson Centre, near Interlocken, with easy access from US-36. Sessions are also available via telehealth anywhere in Colorado. Many couples mix both depending on what works week to week.
Therapy Methods We Use
- Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Gottman Method
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Somatic Therapy
- Attachment-Based Therapy
- Mindfulness-Based Approaches
- Family Systems Therapy
Common Questions
What couples usually ask before they call us.
How do I know our therapist will actually understand our relationship?
Your Match Call is specifically designed to get that right. Before you meet with anyone, our Wellness Coordinator will ask about your relationship and what you're both looking for. They'll match you with a therapist who has genuine experience working with LGBTQ+ couples. You won't spend your first session explaining your life to someone starting from scratch.
We've been dealing with this for a while. Is it too late to start?
No. A lot of couples come in after something has been building for months or longer. In some ways, having that history gives your therapist more to work with. The length of time doesn't determine what's possible in therapy.
My partner isn't sure about this yet. Can I start on my own?
Yes. Individual LGBTQ+ therapy is worth doing on its own, and it's a common starting point for couples where one partner is more ready than the other. Some people begin individually and bring their partner in later. You don't have to wait.
Is everything we share completely confidential?
Yes. Everything in your sessions is confidential and fully HIPAA compliant. Nothing is shared outside the practice without your written consent. Your privacy is protected completely, without exception.
How long does it take to get an appointment?
Most new clients are seen within a week of first contact. Your Match Call is free. Call us at 720.810.2355 or fill out the form on this page and someone will get back to you quickly.
Can we do sessions online?
Yes. Telehealth is available for couples anywhere in Colorado. You can join from the same location or separately. A lot of couples use a mix of in-person and online depending on the week.
What does couples therapy cost?
Visit our fees and insurance page for current rates. We are unable to accept Medicaid or Medicare. Most clients use out-of-network benefits or pay privately. Your Wellness Coordinator can walk you through your options on your Match Call.
Find Us in Broomfield
Colorado Women's Center — Broomfield
Our Broomfield office is in the Chanson Centre on W. 120th Ave., near the Interlocken business corridor.
We see couples from across Broomfield and the surrounding communities, including:
Schedule a Free ConsultationOutside Broomfield? We offer telehealth for couples anywhere in Colorado. You can start online, come in when it makes sense, or alternate between both.
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New clients often are able to have first appointment within a week of contacting us.
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Please note: We are unable to accept Medicaid or Medicare
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