Rocky Mountain Psychology provides clinical services and consulting solutions grounded in the science of psychology to help individuals, families, and leaders alike.
Rocky Mountain Psychology has a depth-oriented approach to everything we do. From psychotherapy and coaching , to assessment and consulting , we help you untangle what’s really going on by exploring the patterns beneath the surface, in your life and your work. No matter where we start, our aim is to get to the heart of what needs attention and change.
Our style blends support and challenge, respite and invigoration, and is highly individualized for the unique challenges of each person or system we encounter. We are grounded in established psychological principles and wisdom traditions that have stood the test of time. Our approach remains attentive to the shifting realities around us-in work, technology, family systems, and human connection.
In-depth psychotherapy for adults, couples, and families.
Our work is relational and individualized, with an emphasis on understanding recurring patterns at their source and creating meaningful, lasting change.
Comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological assessment using cognitive, personality, and other evidence-based measures.
Assessment provides a focused examination of strengths, challenges, and patterns of functioning that can clarify diagnosis, guide treatment, inform accommodations, and support important personal or professional decisions.
Psychology-informed consulting for families and closely held enterprises navigating succession, significant financial events, governance, changing roles, and complex family dynamics.
We help clients address the human and relational factors that often determine whether a transition remains productive or becomes disruptive.
Our work can complement the guidance of attorneys, financial professionals, family offices, and other advisors, and may include on-site consultation when the circumstances call for it.
Psychology-informed coaching for founders, executives, and senior leaders whose challenges extend beyond strategy alone.
We examine how personality, experience, relationships, habits, and decision-making patterns influence leadership effectiveness, particularly in environments defined by significant responsibility, pressure, and change.
Technology increasingly shapes how we work, communicate, make decisions, maintain relationships, and direct our attention. Avoiding it altogether is rarely realistic. Understanding our relationship with it is increasingly necessary.
Our clinicians bring experience examining the psychological effects of technology from multiple perspectives, including social media and relationships, technology use and behavior, organizational change, and the development and implementation of AI-enabled tools.
We help individuals, families, and organizations develop a more deliberate relationship with technology—one that considers not only how it is used, but how it is influencing attention, expectations, boundaries, relationships, and everyday life.
Our work often involves people and families facing circumstances in which the personal, professional, relational, and practical cannot easily be separated.
Adults from a variety of backgrounds, including creatives, founders, executives, physicians, parents, and professionals navigating substantial responsibility, sustained pressure, or significant change. We also work with empty nesters, retirees, and others seeking greater meaning, purpose, or impact in a new stage of life.
Couples and families addressing recurring relational patterns, competing demands, major transitions, or the effects that professional, technological, and financial pressures can have at home.
Families navigating succession, governance, generational transitions, and the decisions that determine whether a family takes full advantage of what wealth creates — financially and beyond.
Clinical services are available by appointment. Consulting services are available by referral.
We see clients in person at our Denver office and offer telehealth to clients in Colorado, New York, and all states participating in the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT).
Please note that emails are only checked once or twice daily during normal business hours/days and we do not provide crisis services. For life-threatening crises, dial 9-1-1 or go to your local emergency room. For urgent situations that cannot wait, dial 9-8-8 and your call will be routed to a local crisis line.
Therapy is clinical care focused on psychological and relational health. Executive coaching is nonclinical work focused on professional functioning and leadership. Consulting is typically organized around a defined family, business, ownership, or organizational issue.
You do not need to determine which category fits before contacting Rocky Mountain Psychology.
Rocky Mountain Psychology works with individuals, couples, families, founders, executives, professionals, and families navigating complex relational, professional, psychological, or generational concerns.
Yes. Rocky Mountain Psychology is based in Denver, Colorado. Availability of virtual services depends on the type of service, provider, and, for clinical care, applicable licensure requirements.