Denver Family Therapy Center, South Jamaica Court, Aurora, CO

DFTC has limited in-person availability and much greater access for telehealth/Zoom sessions. Please call our referral line at 303-456-0600 x120 or send an email to [email protected] to be connected with a highly qualified therapist.

Denver Family Therapy Center (DFTC) has been serving the Denver Metro area since 1993. Our staff is comprised of highly trained, experienced clinicians who are goal oriented, flexible, and empathetic.

Our practice prides itself on providing “comprehensive psychotherapy services” to the greater Denver metro area since 1993. DFTC therapists are highly trained, experienced professionals who are goal oriented, flexible, responsive, and empathetic. DFTC is a “strength based” agency. We believe all clients come to us with inherent strengths which we utilize to help them solve their difficulties. DFTC is honored to treat all people regardless of ethnicity, gender, age, or sexual orientation.

We offer individual therapy, couples or marriage therapy, family therapy, and combinations thereof in order to best meet your needs. We are primarily insurance-based and offer telehealth sessions as well as limited in-person sessions.

Our mission is to provide  high quality services to all populations. We strive to be responsive,  flexible, and caring. DFTC is a “strength based” agency. We  believe all clients come to us with inherent strengths which we utilize  to help them solve their difficulties. DFTC is honored to treat all  people regardless of ethnicity, gender, age, or sexual orientation.

State law prohibits Denver Family Therapy Center from collecting data from our website from individuals under age of 14. Please contact the YDAP Program Coordinator directly at 303-456-0600 ext. 138 to register for classes.

By checking this box I understand that I must be at least 14 years of age or older and that a parent or guardian will be need to be in attendance for the entire program. The purpose for involving parents in YDAP program is to ensure any issue related to the adolescent substance use or possession is adequately addressed in a collaborative process to identifying opportunities to change the course of substance use or possession.