Telehealth Therapy in Colorado

Telehealth in Colorado | Online Therapy for Adults & Couples

Secure Telehealth therapy for adults and couples anywhere in Colorado. Attachment-based, trauma-informed support for anxiety, depression, trauma, and more.

Telehealth in Colorado

Compassionate, Steady Support for Adults & Couples Throughout Colorado

I provide online therapy (telehealth) for adults and couples located anywhere in Colorado. Whether you're in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, a mountain community, or a rural area, therapy is available to you without the need to commute.

Many people reach out for therapy because they feel overwhelmed, disconnected, stuck in familiar patterns, or unsure how to move forward. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship stress, ADHD, or emotional overwhelm, you don't have to sort through it alone.

I'm David Rothman, LPC, and for the past six years I've offered secure telehealth therapy throughout Colorado. My approach is attachment-based, emotionally focused, trauma-informed, and psychodynamic — meaning we take the time to understand what you're carrying, why it makes sense, and how to support lasting change at a pace that feels manageable.

Areas I Support Clients With

Mood & AnxietySupport for people who feel overwhelmed, shut down, worried, numb, or emotionally stuck.

• Anxiety Therapy — Support for chronic worry, overthinking, panic, and stress.
• Depression Therapy — Support for low mood, loss of motivation, numbness, or hopelessness.
• OCD Therapy — Support for intrusive thoughts, compulsions, rumination, and reassurance-seeking. (see Anxiety Therapy)

Trauma, Safety & IdentitySupport for those impacted by painful or overwhelming life experiences.

• Trauma & PTSD Therapy — Compassionate, paced support for nervous-system safety, triggers, and recovery.
• LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy — A supportive space for identity exploration, belonging, relationships, and emotional health.
• Religious & Spiritual Trauma Therapy (if applicable) — Support for healing from controlling, shaming, or spiritually harmful environments. (see Trauma & PTSD Therapy)

Relationships & AttachmentSupport for connection, communication, and relational patterns.

• Couples & Relationship Therapy — Strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and repair emotional connection.
• Attachment-Focused Therapy — Understand how attachment patterns shape emotions, reactions, and relationships. (see Relationships & Couples Therapy)

Attention, Functioning & OverwhelmSupport for focus, follow-through, and self-criticism.

• Adult ADHD Therapy — Practical, compassionate support for organization, time management, overwhelm, and motivation.

Grief, Stress & Life TransitionsSupport through loss, major change, or emotional difficulty.

• Grief & Loss Therapy — Gentle support after death, separation, or major life changes. (see Life Transitions & Stress)
• Life Transitions & Stress Therapy — Support during periods of uncertainty, role change, burnout, or identity shifts.

What Therapy With Me Is Like

Most people experience therapy with me as:

• Steady and collaborative — we figure things out together
• Emotionally focused without being overwhelming — we move at your pace
• Honest and grounded — you don't have to perform or be perfect
• Practical and reflective — insight that connects to real life

Therapy is not about fixing you. It's about helping you feel more connected, supported, and steady within yourself and your relationships. Learn more about my approach and background.

Online Therapy Throughout Colorado

I work with adults and couples anywhere in Colorado via telehealth. Clients must be physically located in Colorado at the time of their session.

Online therapy may be a good fit if you want:

• Confidential, convenient support from home
• A thoughtful, relational therapist
• Space to explore emotions and patterns safely
• Meaningful and lasting insight — not quick fixes

Clients I work with are located across Colorado, including metro areas, mountain communities, and rural regions.

Colorado Service Areas

I provide telehealth therapy throughout Colorado, including (but not limited to) the following regions and communities.

Front Range & Metro Areas Denver • Aurora • Lakewood • Littleton • Englewood • Centennial • Highlands Ranch • Parker • Castle Rock • Boulder • Longmont • Broomfield • Westminster • Arvada • Thornton • Northglenn • Brighton • Fort Collins • Loveland • Greeley • Colorado Springs • Pueblo

Mountain Communities Breckenridge • Frisco • Silverthorne • Dillon • Vail • Avon • Edwards • Steamboat Springs • Glenwood Springs • Aspen • Snowmass • Telluride • Durango • Salida • Buena Vista

Western Slope Grand Junction • Fruita • Palisade • Montrose • Delta • Rifle • Craig

Eastern Plains & Southern Colorado Limon • Sterling • Fort Morgan • Lamar • La Junta • Trinidad • Alamosa

If your city or town isn't listed here, you're still welcome to reach out — I work with clients anywhere in Colorado via telehealth.

Frequently Asked Questions About Telehealth Therapy in Colorado

Do I have to be a Colorado resident, or just physically located here during sessions?You need to be physically located in Colorado at the time of each session — this is a licensing requirement, not a residency one. If you split time between Colorado and another state, we can typically still meet whenever you're physically here.

What platform do you use for sessions, and is it secure?Sessions take place through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform designed specifically for telehealth counseling. You'll receive a private link before each session — no special software or account needed on your end beyond a stable internet connection.

What happens if my internet or video connection drops during a session?This happens occasionally, and it's not a problem — we simply reconnect and pick back up where we left off. If a connection issue continues, we can switch to a phone call to finish the session if needed.

Can I do telehealth therapy from anywhere in my house, or does it need to be a dedicated space?You don't need a dedicated office — just a private space where you won't be interrupted or overheard. A bedroom, a parked car, or a quiet corner all work, as long as you can speak freely.

Does insurance cover telehealth sessions the same way it covers in-person therapy?In most cases, yes — telehealth is typically covered at the same rate as in-person sessions, though this depends on your specific plan. I work with several insurance platforms (Alma, Headway, SonderMind, Rula, Grow Therapy) that can help you check your exact benefits before we begin. Learn more about insurance and payment options.

Is telehealth actually as effective as sitting in an office together?Yes, for most concerns. Research consistently shows telehealth therapy is comparably effective to in-person therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship concerns. What matters most is the quality of the working relationship, not the physical room.

You Don't Have to Do This Alone

If one of these areas resonates with you — or if you're not sure where to begin — we can talk about what you're experiencing and what might help.

Schedule an Appointment or Contact Me to get started when you're ready.