Growing up is harder than it looks. Children and teens face enormous pressures—academic, social, family, and internal—and they often lack the vocabulary to express what they’re struggling with. Our therapists are skilled at meeting young people where they are, building trust, and creating real change during some of the most formative years of their lives.
What We Offer
Anxiety and school refusal
Depression and mood disorders in youth
ADHD and executive function struggles
Behavioral challenges and defiance
Peer relationship and social skills difficulties
Trauma and abuse
Self-harm and suicidal ideation
Identity, LGBTQ+ affirmation, and self-esteem
How It Works
We begin with a family intake to understand the full picture, then typically see the young person individually—with parental involvement calibrated to the child’s age and the presenting concern. For younger children, play therapy and expressive techniques are integrated naturally into sessions.
Who This Is For
We work with children as young as four through young adulthood. Parents and caregivers are considered partners in the therapeutic process, and we offer parent coaching alongside individual youth work when helpful.
Individual counseling is a one-on-one relationship with a trained therapist—a space that belongs entirely to you. No performance, no roles to play. Just an honest exploration of what’s getting in your way and what you want your life to look like. At Oak Tree Behavioral Services, we match you with a therapist whose approach fits your needs and whose style fits who you are.
What We Offer
Depression and mood disorders
Anxiety, panic, and worry
Trauma and PTSD
Life transitions and identity
Grief and loss
Relationship and attachment issues
Self-esteem and personal growth
Stress and burnout
How It Works
Your first session is a conversation—we get to know you, understand what brought you in, and talk about what you’re hoping to get out of therapy. From there, we develop a collaborative treatment plan. Sessions are typically 50 minutes, weekly or biweekly, and telehealth is available for all Colorado residents.
Who This Is For
We see adults, teens, and children for individual therapy. Our clinicians have diverse training backgrounds and specialties—we take care to match each client with the therapist best suited to their needs.
Every relationship faces challenges—the question is whether you face them together or let them drive you apart. Couples counseling at Oak Tree Behavioral Services gives partners a skilled, neutral space to communicate more honestly, repair what’s been broken, and build a relationship that works for both of you.
What We Offer
Communication and conflict resolution coaching
Infidelity recovery and trust rebuilding
Premarital counseling and relationship preparation
Discernment counseling for couples considering divorce
Intimacy and emotional disconnection
Blended family and co-parenting challenges
Relationship impact of mental health or addiction
LGBTQ+ affirming couples therapy
How It Works
We typically begin with a joint session, followed by individual sessions with each partner, then return to joint work. This structure lets us understand each person’s perspective fully before working together. Sessions are structured but flexible—we go where the relationship most needs to go.
Who This Is For
We work with all types of couples—married, unmarried, same-sex, and long-term partnerships. Both partners don’t have to be ready at the same time; one person starting the process often shifts the dynamic.
Psychological testing takes the guesswork out of treatment. A thorough evaluation provides an accurate diagnosis, identifies your strengths and challenges, and informs a treatment plan that’s built on real data—not assumptions. At Oak Tree Behavioral Services, our doctoral-level clinicians conduct comprehensive evaluations for a wide range of clinical questions.
What We Offer
ADHD evaluation for children, adolescents, and adults
Bariatric/pre-surgical psychological evaluations
Learning disability and academic assessment
Autism spectrum screening and evaluation
Cognitive and neuropsychological screening
Emotional and behavioral assessment for children
Fitness-for-duty and occupational evaluations
Diagnostic clarification for complex presentations
How It Works
The evaluation process typically begins with a clinical intake interview, followed by standardized testing using validated instruments. We then interpret results in the context of your history and referral questions, and provide a written report with findings and recommendations. Most evaluations are completed within 1–2 appointments.
Who This Is For
We evaluate children, adolescents, and adults. Referrals come from schools, physicians, surgeons, attorneys, and employers—as well as individuals seeking clarity on their own.
