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The Healing Place Counseling CenterMarilyn Cook, M.Ed., LMFT Mission
Statement | Non-Discrimination Statement Providing quality systemic/relational therapy to diverse individuals, couples, and families while teaching, mentoring and supervising the next generation of therapists for diversity, business and career development, licensure and leadership in providing systemic/relational therapy to diverse individuals, couples, and families. The Colorado School for Family Therapy practices equal opportunity and does not discriminate in the admission of students, in the provision of services, or in employment, on the grounds of race, religion, culture, health, spirituality, socioeconomic status, skin color, age, gender, class, sexual orientation, ethnicity, physical ability, nationality, or veteran status. The Colorado School for Family Therapy provides a learning context in which understanding and respect for diversity and non-discrimination are fundamentally addressed, practiced, and valued in our curriculum, program structure, and clinical training. In accordance with COAMFTE accreditation standards, the School recruits and retains a diverse faculty, board of directors, student body, clinical supervision staff, and clinical site selection list; addresses issues related to power and privilege as they relate to sociocultural factors; and provides students with opportunities to work with a diverse client population during their matriculation. The Colorado School for Family Therapy has served the Denver area community since 1995. Our services are available to anyone in the Denver metropolitan area. Our staff members provide individual, couple, and family therapy. They are prepared to help with a variety of issues including:
The School is an educational program which trains students in advanced clinical work. Therapists are graduate students and post-master's degree clinicians working toward certification in marriage and family therapy and state licensure. All of our therapists have experience working with individuals, couples, and families, and are in ongoing supervision with licensed faculty members. If you think that the School may be able to help, please contact us at 720-859-0464. If we are unavailable to take your call, please leave a message and we will get back to you. Over the phone, we will ask some basic questions that will help us understand how we can best serve you. This should take approximately ten minutes. This information will be used to match you with one of our therapists who will best meet your needs. Once a clinician has been paired with you, she/he will contact you as soon as possible and arrange a time to meet. The Colorado Compassion Initiative In October 2003, the School received a sub-award grant from the Colorado Compassion Initiative to provide culturally competent and faith-based counseling services through the center. To learn more about the Colorado Compassion Initiative and the grant donor, JVA Consulting, LLC, visit www.jvaconsulting.com or call 303-477-4896. The Colorado School for Family Therapy is located at Canal Place, 12101 E. Second Avenue, Suite 101, Aurora, Colorado. The School is on the northeast corner of Peoria Street and Second Avenue. Click here for directions to the School. Fees are based on the client's ability to pay. Our clients are charged based on a sliding fee scale based on their annual house-hold income, with a minimum fee of $10 per session and a maximum of $50 per session. Licensed mental health professionals may be contracted at higher rates. Insurance: Limited insurance coverage is accepted (including Medicaid). Contact the School to discuss insurance options. The School bases psychotherapeutic treatment on a systemic and relational theoretical orientation. Clinicians are also ethnocultural- and faith-sensitive. All graduate students, post-master's clinicians and licensed mental health professionals share this systemic orientation and are also ethno-culturally competent and faith-sensitive. |