How is relationship therapy different than couples therapy?

Center for Shared Insight, PC

1780 S. Bellaire St., Suite 125
Denver, CO 80222
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Relationship therapy focuses on relationship issues, couples therapy focuses on a specific relationship. Relationship therapy is a form of individual therapy, in which relationship issues, first with the self and then with others, are explored, processed and worked on. Ultimately, through healing, strengthening and transforming you and your relationship skills, your ability to be in relationships will also be transformed. Individual relationship therapy is especially helpful when you your partner is not ready to attend couples therapy, but you still want to start the work.

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Meet Our Team

Dr. Kristen Hick specializes in dating, relationship and post-relationship growth and recovery. She has experience in the following issues that co-ccour or contribute to relationship issues: Trauma, Abuse, PTSD, Anxiety and Depression (including postpartum depression and bipolar disorder).
Dr. Mallaree Blake specializes in pregnancy, infertility, and postpartum health and wellness. She also has experience working with clients around sexuality, sexual health, relationship issues, and LGBTQ and cultural identity issues.

Free Initial Phone Consultation

Before scheduling your first session, CSIP offers a free initial phone consultation (up to 20 min.) to briefly discuss your reason(s) for seeking therapy. During this conversation, together, we will determine whether our therapists will be able to provide the services that will best meet your needs.

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Center for Shared Insight is a safe place for clients and families of all ages, genders, cultures, religions, sexual orientations and walks of life.