St. Raphael Counseling

St. Raphael Counseling St. Raphael provides comprehensive mental health services that are faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church.

We offer individual, couple, and family counseling and comprehensive psychological assessments for all ages.

06/10/2026

What a wonderful day celebrating the Grand Opening of our new St. Raphael Counseling Westminster clinic! ✂️🎀 We were grateful to welcome community members, partners, supporters and staff as we officially opened the doors to our newest location. From the ribbon cutting and clinic tours to meaningful conversations and new connections, it was a beautiful day filled with hope, healing and community. As the largest Catholic therapy practice in the country, St. Raphael Counseling now serves individuals and families through 7 physical locations across Colorado as well as Telehealth services. We offer individual therapy, couples counseling, family therapy, school counseling and psychological evaluations for learning difficulties, attention concerns and autism.
Our mission is simple: to make compassionate, high-quality mental health care accessible to everyone through flexible scheduling, insurance options and a sliding scale. To learn more about our services and locations, or to schedule a FREE 15-minute no-risk consultation, call (720) 377-1359 or visit straphaelcounseling.com.

How Do We Love Well?? Not being “fixed.” Not being judged. But being seen, heard and safe. The way we respond to the peo...
05/26/2026

How Do We Love Well?? Not being “fixed.” Not being judged. But being seen, heard and safe. The way we respond to the people in our lives — our spouse, children, friends and community — has the power to bring peace, healing and connection. Loving well means listening with intention, speaking with grace and allowing Christ to shape our hearts in every relationship. “When a person is seen, listened to and given space to be right where they are without judgment, you can see a visible weight lifted.” In this thoughtful article, Sarah Green, a school counselor at St. Raphael Counseling, reflects on what it really means to love others well and how stronger relationships can transform our mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. To read the full article, visit: straphaelcounseling.com/lovewell

St. Raphael Counseling is the largest Catholic therapy practice in the United States. We offer individual therapy, school counseling, couples counseling, family therapy and evaluations for learning difficulties, attention problems and autism. With flexible scheduling, insurance options and a sliding scale, we make care accessible. To learn more or schedule a 15-minute no-risk consultation call (720) 377-1359 or visit: straphaelcounseling.com

Open enrollment is now LIVE! 💍 Join our 6-week Marriage Preparation Program for couples — a clinician-led Prepare & Enri...
05/20/2026

Open enrollment is now LIVE! 💍 Join our 6-week Marriage Preparation Program for couples — a clinician-led Prepare & Enrich course approved by the Archdiocese of Denver. Two upcoming sections:
• May 28 start: June 4, 11, 18, 25, July 9
• July 30 start: Aug 6, 13, 27, Sept 3, 10
Cost: $375 per couple
Topics include: Communication, Finances, Conflict Resolution, Intimacy, Faith & more ❤️
To register, email: [email protected]

05/19/2026

Meet Pedro, one of our compassionate counselors at St. Raphael Counseling. Pedro is a licensed professional counselor in Colorado, serving families, adults, children, adolescents and couples. His therapeutic approach blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and other evidence-based practices to support clients working through depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction and more. Pedro understands that starting therapy can feel overwhelming — but taking that first step can open the door to real healing. He’s deeply committed to walking alongside clients with patience, care and genuine understanding. We’re grateful to have Pedro on our team and honored to support the mental, emotional and spiritual well-being of our community. St. Raphael Counseling is the largest Catholic therapy practice in the United States, offering both in-person and telehealth appointments. We provide services in both English and Spanish, ensuring high-quality care is accessible to all. To learn more or schedule a 15-minute no-risk consultation, visit: straphaelcounseling.com or call: (720) 377-1359

05/15/2026

Meet Lisa, one of our compassionate outpatient therapists at St. Raphael Counseling. She works with a wide range of clients—teens, young adults, women in transition, married couples and individuals processing grief—and especially values solution-focused brief therapy, a modality that builds on each person’s strengths and helps them move toward the best version of themselves. Lisa is passionate about walking alongside clients with hope and encouragement as they discover who they’re becoming. As the largest Catholic therapy practice in the country, St. Raphael Counseling provides individual therapy, couples and family counseling, school-based services and evaluations for learning difficulties, attention concerns and autism. With multiple Colorado locations, Telehealth options, flexible scheduling, insurance availability and a sliding scale, we make high-quality care accessible to all. To learn more or schedule a 15-minute no-risk consultation, visit straphaelcounseling.com or call (720) 377-1359.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, St. Raphael Counseling psychologis Randy Vette reminds us it’s important to r...
05/13/2026

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, St. Raphael Counseling psychologis Randy Vette reminds us it’s important to remember that anxiety is something many of us silently struggle with every day. While healthy fear keeps us safe, anxiety often shows up as persistent worry, racing thoughts or a feeling of being unsafe even when nothing is actually threatening us. This article takes a deeper look at what anxiety really is — the way our minds can get stuck on “future threats,” the impact this has on our well-being and how grounding ourselves in truth can help calm the worries that feel overwhelming. Dr. Randy also offers valuable insight into how faith and practical therapeutic tools can work together to bring clarity and peace. At St. Raphael Counseling, we walk alongside individuals and families facing anxiety, helping them find healing, support and hope through compassionate, evidence-based care rooted in dignity. You’re not alone — support is available, healing is possible and taking the first step toward understanding your mental health is an act of strength. To read the full article visit: ccdenver.org/findingpeace

This month, we’re reflecting on how growing up in a screen-saturated world is shaping our children. Dr. Angela Wall, a l...
05/04/2026

This month, we’re reflecting on how growing up in a screen-saturated world is shaping our children. Dr. Angela Wall, a licensed clinical & school psychologist at St. Raphael Counseling, explores how technology has transformed childhood—affecting kids’ social skills, attention, emotional health and even their spiritual development. Her article traces the shift from a play-based childhood filled with imagination and real-world exploration… to today’s phone-based childhood marked by constant connectivity, comparison, anxiety and loneliness. She highlights the rising rates of youth depression, the impact of social media on girls and boys differently and the four major harms therapists see most: social deprivation, sleep loss, attention struggles and screen addiction. But there’s hope. Dr. Wall offers faith-rooted, practical guidance for parents and grandparents—like delaying smartphones, creating phone-free spaces, encouraging unstructured play and nurturing real-life community. Above all, she reminds us that children grow best through presence, connection and a spiritual life grounded in God, not screens. To read the full article and explore positive steps families can take this month, visit: straphaelcounseling.com/ageofscreens

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and our St. Raphael Counseling team is reflecting on what spiritual formation looks...
05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and our St. Raphael Counseling team is reflecting on what spiritual formation looks like in the era of constant technology. Today’s children are growing up surrounded by screens, notifications and digital stimulation—often before they’ve fully developed the skills needed to manage it. That’s why this Mental Health Tip of the Month focuses on three core practices that help families create healthier habits at home. One of the most meaningful ways to guide children is by modeling balanced technology use ourselves. Kids are shaped more by what they see than what they’re told and our own patterns around phones and devices set the tone for the household. Creating intentional space for unstructured play is equally important. Real-world exploration, creativity and even a little risk-taking help children build confidence, problem-solving abilities and emotional resilience in ways technology simply can’t replace. And when families take time to openly discuss expectations around screens—whether it’s device-free zones, age-appropriate boundaries, or waiting longer for smartphones—it encourages clarity, connection and shared responsibility. Technology isn’t inherently bad, but navigating it with wisdom and a spiritual lens can make a world of difference in a child’s development. To explore these ideas more deeply and read the full May Mental Health Tip, visit: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:fa7c8d5e-78b0-4c7b-b41a-26d7a9f2c8ec

03/25/2026

Many parents wonder what to do once their child already has a phone, but Dr. Angela Wall from St. Raphael Counseling reminds us that it’s never too late to make a change. Kids are resilient and with even a short break from their phones—just two to three weeks—families often see remarkable transformation as children become more present, more talkative and more engaged with those around them. Many kids even report feeling happier and more connected when they step away from social media. Dr. Angela encourages parents to rebuild connection through simple, powerful actions: look your child in the eyes, use gentle physical touch like a hand on their shoulder, listen attentively and be fully present. Human connection is what God created us for and no phone can replace that. Learn more in her article: straphaelcounseling.com/ageofscreens

03/23/2026

In today’s digital world, our children are growing up surrounded by screens — and psychologists are sounding the alarm. Dr. Angela Wall from Catholic Charities St. Raphael Counseling shares what research is revealing about early and excessive social media use. Around the world, including parts of Europe, some countries are now banning social media for children under 16 — and the concerns are real. Kids are falling behind in social-emotional development, struggling to build interpersonal relationships and missing out on the world around them. Many are becoming more dependent on online feedback, less equipped to solve conflicts and more disconnected from their families, peers and even the beauty of God’s creation. As parents and caring adults, we have a responsibility to help guide them back toward real connection, empathy and healthy coping skills. Learn more in Dr. Angela’s full article: straphaelcounseling.com/ageofscreens
Stay tuned for Part 2 of this series.

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5990 GREENWOOD PLAZA Boulevard, BLDG 2
Greenwood Village, CO
80111

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm

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+17203771359

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