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Rocky Mountain Psychology provides clinical services and consulting solutions grounded in the science of psychology to help individuals, families, and leaders alike.
How we work, lead, relate, make decisions, and respond to change is shaped by more than the immediate circumstances in front of us.
At Rocky Mountain Psychology, we bring a psychologist’s perspective to psychotherapy, assessment, coaching, and consulting. That means looking beyond symptoms or surface-level solutions to understand the patterns, relationships, experiences, and environments influencing what is happening now.
Our work is thoughtful, relational, and highly individualized. We draw from established psychological principles while remaining attentive to the changing realities of 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.
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).
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The right service depends on what you are trying to understand or change.
Psychotherapy is an ongoing clinical process focused on psychological symptoms, relationships, recurring patterns, and emotional well-being.
Psychological assessment is a focused evaluation rather than ongoing treatment. It uses psychological, cognitive, personality, and, when appropriate, neuropsychological measures to better understand strengths, challenges, diagnosis, functioning, or the need for accommodations.
Executive coaching focuses more specifically on your professional role—how you lead, make decisions, relate to others, and use your strengths effectively within an organization.
Family and business consulting is designed for complex situations in which family relationships, leadership, business interests, wealth, or major transitions intersect. It is a consulting service rather than psychotherapy.
If you are not sure where your needs fit, a discovery call can help us determine the most appropriate starting point.
Many people contact Rocky Mountain Psychology with a particular psychologist already in mind. If you do not know who would be the best fit, that is completely fine.
During the discovery process, we learn more about what you are looking for, the type of work involved, and any preferences that are important to you. From there, we can recommend the psychologist whose experience and approach are most aligned with your needs.
Our goal is to make the match thoughtfully rather than simply assigning you to whoever happens to be available.
The distinction comes down largely to the purpose and scope of the work.
In psychotherapy, the focus is clinical. We may be addressing depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, recurring emotional patterns, or other psychological difficulties through an ongoing treatment relationship.
In executive coaching, the work is focused more specifically on your effectiveness in a professional role. For example, we may examine how your personality, decision-making style, communication, or patterns of leadership are affecting a team or organization and identify more effective ways to respond.
Consulting is also non-clinical and may involve an individual, a family, a business, or an organization. The focus is on a defined situation or problem—such as succession, organizational dynamics, family-business conflict, a significant wealth transition, or another complex decision in which psychological and relational factors matter.
Because these are different professional relationships, clinical and consulting engagements are also structured differently. We clarify the nature and scope of the service before the work begins.
Yes. Rocky Mountain Psychology provides in-person services from our Denver office as well as virtual services where our psychologists are authorized to practice.
Clinical telehealth is currently available to eligible clients in Colorado, New York, and participating PSYPACT jurisdictions. Availability can depend on the psychologist, service, and location of the client at the time services are provided.
Coaching and consulting engagements may have different geographic requirements and can often be provided virtually. Consulting may also include on-site work when appropriate.
If you travel frequently or are unsure whether we can work with you in your location, contact us and we can clarify what is available.
A discovery call is an initial conversation designed to help us understand what you are looking for and determine the most appropriate next step.
You do not need to know in advance whether you need psychotherapy, assessment, coaching, consulting, or a particular psychologist. We can talk through the nature of the concern, the kind of support you are seeking, and which service or provider appears to be the best fit.
If Rocky Mountain Psychology is well suited to the work, we will discuss the appropriate next step. If not, we can be transparent about that rather than trying to place you into a service that does not fit your needs.
