New client info
Starting therapy should feel clear, supported, and manageable.
If you are beginning therapy for the first time, returning after a break, or helping a family member find care, this page outlines what to expect at Denver Mental Health Collective. Our goal is to make the next step feel less overwhelming.
What happens after you reach out?
- Share what kind of support you are looking for.
- We help match you with a therapist whose training fits your needs.
- You receive intake details before your first appointment.
- Your first session focuses on history, goals, questions, and fit.
Getting started
A simple path into care.
Beginning therapy can bring up mixed feelings. You may feel ready for change and still have questions about the process, cost, privacy, scheduling, or whether a therapist will be the right fit. We want the first step to feel grounded and clear.
Before your first appointment
After scheduling, you will receive the information needed to complete intake paperwork and prepare for your first session. Your therapist will use the first appointment to learn more about what is bringing you in, understand your goals, and begin building a collaborative plan for care.
In-person and telehealth options
Denver Mental Health Collective offers in-person therapy in Southeast Denver and online therapy for clients located in Colorado. If you are coming to the office, our space is designed to feel calm, private, and comfortable, with soundproofed rooms and a quiet waiting area.
Our Denver office
Our office is located at 2121 South Oneida St., Suite 600, Denver, CO 80224. The building is approximately 1.5 miles from I-25 and is accessible by car or public transportation. The nearest bus stop is at East Evans Avenue and South Oneida Street.
What to bring or prepare
- Your insurance card, if you plan to use insurance.
- A few notes about what you want help with, if that feels useful.
- Any questions about therapy, scheduling, telehealth, privacy, or fit.
If you are unsure where to begin, that is completely normal. A free consultation can help you talk through what you need, ask practical questions, and decide whether Denver Mental Health Collective feels like the right next step.