Expert therapists in the Greater Colorado area specializing in Emotionally Focused Therapy to improve relationships

for couples, families, and individuals

Relationships are hard.

Even our most cherished connections

experience rough patches.

Like everything that matters,

relationships take work.

Without secure relationships we may experience disconnection, anxiety, or hurt.

We may feel discouraged and alone.

Emotionally Focused Therapy offers hope.

It gives us a map out of distress into a life of clarity and connection.

EFT emphasizes the importance of awareness, acceptance, and understanding of emotion.

Once we understand our emotions we can begin the process of changing them.

And when we change our emotions, we heal ourselves.

Colorado Therapy Collective counselors work with couples, families, and individuals to:

• Change negative patterns of communication
• Increase closeness and connection
  
• Create secure attachment
  
• Experience the life-changing benefits of a safe, loving, and supportive relationship
  

After Emotionally Focused Therapy

EFT is recognized by the American Psychological Association as the “gold standard” of evidence-based couples therapy.

Who We Are

Nancy Brittain, LCSW, is the Founder and Director of Colorado Therapy Collective. She is a certified EFT therapist and Supervisor with the International Centre for Emotionally Focused Therapy.

Nancy is a sought-after public speaker on attachment, substance use, and EFT for clinicians, organizations, and individuals. When not practicing therapy, Nancy enjoys cooking, gardening, and exploring Colorado’s natural beauty.

The Collective team is a small group of clinicians who are committed to providing high quality, effective therapy. Our therapists are based in Denver, CO and offer in-person and telehealth sessions.

Our Specialties

Colorado Therapy Collective therapists offer experienced, compassionate counseling to couples, families and individuals.

The Collective provides a variety of other evidence-based counseling services including premarital counseling, substance abuse, and family therapy.

As another therapist in the community, I regularly refer to Nancy…. I have watched her help clients create impactful, healing changes in their lives.

- Lisa F.

Not only is Nancy a highly skilled therapist, she is genuine and authentic.

- Sarah W.

Top-notch, knowledgeable, highly competent therapist and resource for couples, families and individuals dealing with tough issues.

- Jason T.

What is the EFT Process?

Your therapist will meet with you and your partner individually to help you work through the following:

Phase 1

Assess and de-escalate negative cycle between partners

Phase 2

Share fears, longings, and relationship needs in a deeper way

Phase 3

Create new solutions and cycles of closeness and attachment

FAQ

Q. How long does therapy take?

A. The average length of treatment for couples receiving EFT is 12-20 sessions.

Q. How much will therapy cost?

A. The cost of each session varies based on the therapist’s level of experience.

Fees range from $140-$210 for 50 minutes to $210-$240 for 75 minutes.

Q. Do you accept insurance?

A. The Collective does not accept insurance.

An itemized receipt can be provided to submit to your insurance company for out-of-network reimbursement.

You have a right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much medical care will cost.

Yes, It Works!

EFT has decades of research proving its effectiveness in helping couples feel closer than ever.

If you find yourself:

• unable to communicate effectively
  
• stuck in a negative cycle of disconnect
  
• unhappy and unfulfilled in your close relationships
  

You don’t have to settle. Let us help you reach greater levels of intimacy and understanding than you ever thought possible.