Therapy for Family | Brain Injury Therapy

Therapy for everyone affected by brain injury

Family Therapy

Building understanding, connection, and teamwork after brain injury

What We Offer:

Family therapy for brain injury survivors and their loved ones navigating personality changes, communication challenges, role shifts, and relationship strain after concussion, TBI, stroke, or other acquired brain injuries.
Education about mental health and brain injury to help the whole family understand neurological changes, behavioral differences, and what's happening beneath the surface.
Communication tools adapted for brain injury that account for processing speed, memory challenges, emotional regulation differences, and sensory needs.
Support for caregivers and partners managing grief, burnout, role changes, and the complex emotions of loving someone whose brain has changed.
Collaborative care planning to help families work as a team. We aim to help you balance support with autonomy, adapt expectations, and honor each person's individual needs.
Affirming space for complex feelings including loss, frustration, hope, and love as your family system adjusts to a new normal together.

Why Brain Injury-Informed Family Therapy Matters:

Brain injury reshapes entire family systems. When families understand the neurological reasons behind changes in mood, behavior, and functioning, they can move from frustration to compassion, from conflict to collaboration. Our approach helps families stay attuned to the invisible effects of brain injury while building new patterns of connection that work for everyone.

Session Options:

30-minute sessions – ideal for focused support, fatigue-sensitive clients, executive function skills, and brief follow-ups
50-minute sessions – ideal for education, skill practice, planning, and addressing core principles of brain injury recovery and mental health maintenence
3-hour sessions- these "Deep Dive" sessions are designed for families who are navigating complex relationships and brain injury, grief, and may benefit from less frequent sessions.

Pricing:

We accept insurance, learn more here.
Intake Appointments $250
30-minute sessions $100
60-minute sessions $200
3-hour sessions $400 (insurance may reimburse partially)

Locations:

In-person therapy available in Grand Junction, Colorado
Virtual telehealth sessions available statewide across Colorado

Accessibility & Support

All services are tailored to your family's pace, processing needs, and communication styles. We offer flexible scheduling, accommodations for sensory sensitivities, memory support, and collaborative care planning when other providers are involved.

Individual Therapy for Care Partners

Support for those who care for brain injury survivors.

What We Offer:

Individual therapy for care partners: Spouses, partners, parents, adult children, siblings, and friends. We support you in navigating the emotional, physical, and relational toll of helping someone with a brain injury.
Ambiguous grief support for the complex loss of who your loved one was, the future you planned together, and the life you expected, while they're still here.
Burnout prevention and recovery through boundary-setting, energy management, and reclaiming parts of yourself beyond the caregiver role.
Community building strategies to combat isolation, find meaningful connections, and develop support networks that understand what you're living.
Tools for sustainable caregiving that honor both your loved one's needs and your own wellbeing without guilt, resentment, or depletion.
Identity work to rediscover who you are outside of caregiving, maintain your own goals and interests, and build a life that feels whole.
Relationship navigation for living in harmony with someone whose brain has changed—adapting communication, managing frustration, and finding new ways of relating that don't leave you exhausted and drained.

Why Care Partners Need Their Own Therapy:

Caring for someone with a brain injury is relentless, isolating work that most people don't understand. You're grieving someone who's still alive. You're managing invisible challenges that others can't see. You're holding more than one person should carry. This therapy isn't about your loved one, it's about you. Your grief, your exhaustion, your needs, your life. You deserve support that centers your experience and helps you build a sustainable path forward.

Session Options:

30-minute sessions – ideal for short skill reinforcement, solution focused therapy, and brief follow-ups
50-minute sessions – ideal for clients who like more frequent touch points, are navigating life 2+ years post injury
3-hour sessions- these "Deep Dive" sessions are designed for carepartners who have a mental health history of their own, are in the acute (new) phases of brain injury recovery with their loved one, and are juggling frequent appointments or responsibilities.

Pricing:

We accept insurance, learn more here.
Intake Appointments $200
30-minute sessions $75
60-minute sessions $150
3-hour sessions $300 (insurance may reimburse partially)

Locations:

In-person therapy available in Grand Junction, Colorado
Virtual telehealth sessions available statewide across Colorado

Accessibility & Support

Relationship Therapy

Navigating partnership through neurological change

What We Offer:

Couples therapy for brain injury survivors and their partners working through the relational impact of concussion, TBI, stroke, or other acquired brain injuries on intimacy, communication, and partnership.
Support for role shifts and caregiver dynamics when partners take on extra responsibilities during recovery, and the complex feelings that arise when caring and partnering blur together.
Communication tools for neurological change addressing processing speed differences, memory challenges, emotional regulation shifts, and misunderstandings that stem from how the brain now works.
Intimacy and sexuality support for couples navigating changes in desire, physical ability, sensory sensitivity, fatigue, and the emotional landscape of sexual connection after brain injury.
Space for grief and adaptation as both partners process personality changes, lost plans, shifting identities, and what it means to love someone whose brain has changed.
Social navigation strategies for couples managing isolation, social fatigue, changed friendships, and the challenge of staying connected to community together.
Psychoeducation about brain injury's relational impact to help both partners understand what's neurological, what's relational, and how to move forward as a team.

Why Brain Injury-Informed Relationship Therapy Matters:

Brain injury can fundamentally alter the dynamics of partnership. Often, brain injury shifts who does what, how you connect, and even how you recognize each other. When one partner sustains a brain injury, both partners are affected. Our approach honors the neurological reality of these changes while supporting both individuals to grieve, adapt, and rebuild connection in ways that work for who you both are now.

Session Options:

30-minute sessions – ideal for focused support, fatigue-sensitive clients, and brief follow-ups
50-minute sessions – ideal for learning, practicing, and navigating new landscapes together.
3-hour sessions- these "Deep Dive" sessions are designed for partners who are navigating complex relationships due to multiple factors including brain injury.

Pricing:

We accept insurance, learn more here.
Intake Appointments $250
30-minute sessions $75
60-minute sessions $150
3-hour sessions $300 (insurance may reimburse partially)

Locations:

In-person therapy available in Grand Junction, Colorado
Virtual telehealth sessions available statewide across Colorado

Accessibility & Support

All services are tailored to your family's pace, processing needs, and communication styles.

We offer flexible scheduling, accommodations for sensory sensitivities, memory support,

and collaborative care planning when other providers are involved.

Therapy for everyone affected by brain injury

Family Therapy

Individual Therapy for Care Partners

Relationship Therapy

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