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Center for Family and Couple Therapy

Center for Family and Couple Therapy Appointments

Online Appointment Request

How do I make an appointment?

To arrange an appointment, call (970) 491-5991, email cfct@colostate.edu, or visit our Online Appointment Request and complete the CFCT Contact Form.

We will conduct a brief intake over the phone and will be able to answer your questions, provide further information, and schedule an appointment for you with a therapist. Messages left on our voicemail are confidential and are returned promptly.

Therapy sessions are typically scheduled within one week of the initial phone call.

Fees

Therapy services are based on a reasonable sliding-fee scale, ranging from $25 to $85 per session, based on income and number of people dependent on that income. We accept debit, credit, and Medicaid.

Fees for CSU Students
Therapy services for CSU students enrolled in 6 semester hours or more are $25 per session.

Fees for CSU Commitment to Campus Clients
If you are a staff or faculty member at CSU, the University provides a discounted therapy rate as part of their “Commitment to Campus.” You pay the remaining amount to your therapist each week by debit or credit card.

How long does the therapy last?
Each weekly therapy session is approximately 50 minutes long. There is no minimum or a maximum number of sessions that you are required to attend. Because we understand the commitments of time, finances, and energy, we work from a brief therapy model.

Confidentiality

Will anyone know that I am coming to therapy?
All information provided by you during therapy sessions is legally confidential to persons or agencies outside of therapy. Such information can only be shared with your written permission, including whether or not you are a client at the CFCT, except for those instances mentioned below.

Information provided during therapy sessions may be available to the treatment team, including other therapists at the CFCT, CFCT administrative assistants, and clinical supervisors.

While all information is confidential, there are certain situations in which your therapist is legally bound to reveal information obtained during therapy to other persons or agencies without your permission. While this will be fully explained to you at your first appointment, these situations include:

  • If your therapist believes that you are in imminent danger to yourself.
  • If you threaten grave bodily harm or death to another person or directly endanger the life of another.
  • If your therapist suspects abuse or neglect of any child under the age of 18 or adult over the age of 70.
  • If your therapist is ordered to release information by a court of law.
  • If you pose a threat to national security.

Our services

Family Therapy

Families can be defined in many ways, and family therapy is an ideal setting to resolve many relationship concerns. These may include general family relationships and behavioral patterns, parenting concerns, navigating life changes, issues related to youth experiencing adversity, communication, conflict, grief and loss, abuse, sibling issues, relationship enhancement and repair, divorce, stepfamilies, drug or alcohol abuse, and more.

Couples Therapy

Couples therapy can assist partners in all stages and types of relationships with issues related to conflict and communication, intimacy, including sexual difficulties, and relationship satisfaction. We offer pre-marital and couples enrichment as well as therapy for couples who are divorced, remarried, not married, co-parenting, or in step-families. We welcome every type of couple into the CFCT.

Individual Therapy

A wide variety of issues can be addressed in individual therapy, including motivation, self- esteem, parenting, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, addictions, eating disorders, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, abuse, grief and loss, and social skills, just to name a few.

Group Therapy

We offer opportunities for group therapy about many different topics. Call for more information.