Insight Psych Denver is a clinical assessment practice for adults when a formal evaluation is required—diagnostic clarity, cognitive capacity, return-to-work readiness, or fitness-for-duty documentation. Referrals welcome from physicians, employers, attorneys, insurers, and organizational sponsors.
Request an EvaluationAt the core of my work is a belief that therapy should be both thoughtful and real. I offer a space where complexity is welcomed, where we can slow down and listen more closely to the parts of you that have been ignored, protected, or misunderstood. My training is in psychoanalytic and integrative approaches, which means I'm interested in more than just symptom relief, I'm attuned to the deeper emotional patterns that shape how you relate to yourself and others. I pay attention to what's said, and what isn't; to what gets repeated, and what gets avoided. I don't offer quick fixes or scripted tools, but I do offer insight, consistency, and a respectful kind of challenge. Clients who work with me often describe feeling stuck in familiar roles, frustrated by reoccurring relationship dynamics, or unsure of why their internal world feels so at odds with how things look on the outside. Whether through therapy or psychological assessment, my role is to help you make meaning of those experiences, and to support change that lasts.
My clinical work is also grounded in training in psychological and neuropsychological assessment, including evaluation of attention, memory, executive functioning, and cognitive health across a range of conditions. This background shapes how I understand people, not just psychologically but neurologically. The brain and the mind are not separate things, they are two ways of looking at the same thing. The feelings you can't explain, the patterns you can't seem to change, the ways you relate to others, all of these have both a psychological story and a neurobiological one. Drawing on the emerging field of neuropsychoanalysis, which bridges psychoanalytic depth with modern brain science, I hold both perspectives at once. This means I can offer a level of clinical understanding that goes beyond symptoms, reaching into how your brain organizes emotion, memory, and behavior, and how early experiences and relationships have literally shaped the way your mind works. Whether you're coming for therapy, a neuropsychological evaluation, or both, you're working with someone who understands the brain underneath the story.
Formal assessment to clarify diagnosis, cognitive capacity, and functional impact—psychological testing, neuropsychological batteries when indicated, comprehensive written reporting, and structured feedback.
Learn about evaluation servicesReferrer-facing evaluations for employers, physicians, attorneys, and insurers: post-treatment return-to-work clearance, fitness-for-duty determinations, and defensible written findings when stakes are high.
Learn about return-to-work evaluationIndividual therapy and general outpatient assessment are offered through Denver Psychotherapy and Counseling Group. Organizational advisory work is handled through Inflection Point Advisors.
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