Couple and family therapist in Denver, CO

Now offering ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for couples and individuals.

Do any of these resonate with you?

  • You and your partner(s) are either constantly fighting or avoiding one another.

  • You and your teen or young adult child just can’t get along.

  • You’re interested in opening up your relationship and are feeling jealousy and resentment.

  • Your polycule or triad is a hot mess.

  • You’re feeling stuck and are curious if ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP) might help.

  • You feel like you just can’t communicate well with anyone in your life right now.

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I got you.

Perhaps you think a couple and family therapist won’t “get” your issues because they are “too traditional.”

I’m a different kind of therapist and
I’m here for you.

Together we can

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Together we can 〰️

Let’s question the way things have always been done.

We can transform the patterns that no longer serve you or your relationships.

I’m Pam Peters, a relationship therapist who works in-person in Denver and virtually across Colorado. I hold space for anyone who wants to rethink living life on autopilot. I believe that when we are able to live authentically, we become stronger and our relationships can heal and grow. I can help you courageously question the way things have always been done so you can have the relationships and life you’ve always wanted.

My specialties

1. Open/Alternative Relationships

Couples exploring polyamory/ethical non-monogamy and couples (or polycules) who have been living it awhile are welcome to my polyamory friendly practice.

Learn more about poly/non-monogamy therapy

2. Ketamine-Assisted Therapy

If you’re seeking to reflect deeper, or you’re suffering from mild/moderate depression or PTSD/trauma, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) might offer you the help you need.

Learn more about ketamine assisted therapy

3. Couples Therapy

When your intimate relationship is rocky, it can feel like the rest of your life is also imbalanced. Get support to heal your marriage/relationship.

Learn more about couple therapy

4. Families of Adolescent or
Adult Children

Families transitioning to independent children who want to foster healthy and growth-filled ongoing connections will find the space to explore new bonds.

Learn more about family therapy

5. Ketamine Couples Therapy

When couples experience ketamine assisted therapy together they often are able to lower defenses which allows for deeper connection and more vulnerable communication.

Learn more about ketamine couples therapy

6. Psychedelic Integration

Psychedelic integration therapy gives you the time and space to process a confusing, joyous, scary, or awe inspiring psychedelic experience in a safe environment.

Learn more about psychedelic integration therapy

Where shall we meet? 

I see clients in-person and online throughout Colorado only. I provide a HIPAA-compliant video platform called Simple Practice that allows us to do life-changing therapy even if you’re unable to come into the office. 

You value flexibility. If you can find a private location and a strong internet connection, we can do this work from the comfort of your own home--or your camper van. 

I work out of two offices near central Denver. I see clients Tuesdays inside People House, an historic Victorian building just East of Sloan’s Lake. The space is quirky and homey with lots of history.

I also see clients in Capitol Hill near Denver City Park on Wednesdays at 1622 Race Street.

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Your life is more than black and white

You believe you can have connections with others and be a strong individual. You want to work and play. You want to have your cake and eat it too. Life is complex, with more than one or two ways to do it all. You get to choose the rainbow of colors, that’s right for you. If you believe in “Yes And,” reach out for a free 30-minute phone call or video consult to see if my approach is right for you.

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How does this work?

(1) Reach out

Let’s schedule an initial free 30-minute phone or video call. I’ll tell you a bit about how I work and you can tell me a bit about what you are seeking. If it feels like a fit, we can schedule our first session. Finding a therapist you feel comfortable with, is one of the most important components in therapy’s success!

(2) Set goals

As you become more comfortable in our sessions, I will begin to better understand you, your couple, or your family. We will create visionary and life-changing goals to work toward during therapy and beyond. I want your time in therapy to benefit you beyond our time together.

(3) Show up

We’ll continue to meet weekly (or biweekly) to get to the heart of the issue, find solutions that work, and create new and more balanced ways to connect with one another. We’ll set goals so we ca measure progress, celebrate change, and eventually determine when to conclude the current round of therapy.

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You already have strength, resiliency, and healing within you. Allow me to help you lean into that power.

I work with unconventional individuals, couples, polycules, and families who struggle with disconnection and conflict to find deeper, more authentic ways to connect and heal their relationships.