Therapy for Executives and Professionals in Lone Tree, CO
The real cost of success isn't always visible. You don't have to keep paying it alone.
Therapy for executives, founders and high-achieving professionals dealing with burnout, anxiety, work stress and what a demanding career costs at home. In person in Lone Tree, CO, a short drive from the Denver Tech Center, or by video anywhere in Colorado and Tennessee.
15 minutes · No cost · No commitment
I usually reply the same day. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you and do my best to point you somewhere better.
Currently accepting new clients · Call or text (720) 802-8548
You're still performing. It's just costing more.
Maybe you've noticed:
You're tired in a way a long weekend doesn't touch
You lie awake replaying meetings that already happened, or rehearsing ones that haven't
Decisions that used to be easy now take everything you have
A layoff, a demotion or a reorganization shook how you see yourself
You're short-tempered at home, or too drained to be fully there
From the outside you're succeeding. Inside, you feel like an imposter waiting to be found out
Your spouse has said out loud what you've been avoiding saying to yourself
If any of that sounds familiar, you don't have to wait for a breaking point to start.
Meet Stacey
I'm Stacey Haslam, MFTC. I came to this work the way many people come to therapy: through some genuinely hard seasons of my own. Learning real tools to work through them changed my life, and helping other people find those tools is why I do this. I work with executives, founders, physicians, attorneys and other high-achieving professionals.
I've also lived this from the other side of the dinner table. My husband spent years in a demanding executive career, and I watched what it cost him: the long hours, the decisions that followed him home, the toll on his health and his peace of mind, and the private sense of failing at something everyone else seemed to manage. I learned how long a capable person can look fine when they aren't. My training is what lets me help you. Living through it is why I understand what you're carrying, and what it costs the people at home, without you having to explain it.
If faith matters to you, it's welcome in the room. If it doesn't, it won't come up.
What I bring to this work
I know this life from the inside. I've been the spouse at home while a demanding career took its toll.
My training is in marriage and family therapy, so I look at the whole picture: your work, your marriage, your kids, your health. Pressure at the office rarely stays there.
I'm trained in EMDR, for when what's driving the pressure started long before this job.
Your privacy is built in. I don't bill insurance, so nothing goes to an insurer unless you choose to submit a superbill. Afternoon and evening sessions are available, in person or by video.
You don't have to fall apart to be taken seriously.
My training is in marriage and family therapy, which means I look at the whole system you're carrying, not only what's happening inside you. Even when it's just the two of us in the room, I'm paying attention to your marriage, your kids, your team and the pressure that runs through all of them. Very little of this happens to one person alone.
We start with what's actually happening: sleep, workload and the relationships absorbing the impact. We move at a pace that lets you keep doing your job while we work. Sometimes what looks like burnout turns out to be something older, and we'll take that seriously too.
What sessions look like
Sessions are 50 minutes, usually weekly to start. For trauma or memories that still carry a charge, I'm trained in EMDR and use it where it fits. It isn't right for everyone, and I'll tell you if I don't think it's what you need.
Burnout is often only part of it
Sometimes the problem is the hours. Sometimes it's what happened at work: a leader who undermined you, a culture that punished honesty, a layoff that came without warning. That kind of experience can stay with you long after you've moved on, and it deserves more than "take some time off."
What we can work on
Burnout and exhaustion that rest hasn't fixed
The aftermath of a toxic workplace, bullying or a betrayal at work
A layoff, demotion or career change that shook your sense of who you are
Anxiety, sleep and the feeling of always being on call
Decisions about what's next, made from a steadier place
What the pressure is doing to your marriage and family
Patterns that started long before this job, with EMDR where it fits
When work comes home
A demanding career rarely stays at the office. It shows up at dinner, in who carries what at home, and in the conversations that keep getting postponed until there's time. Sometimes the person who reaches out first isn't the one with the title. It's the spouse who has watched it happen.
If that's you, you're welcome to start the conversation. We can work one-on-one, or bring you both in for couples sessions when that will help most.
How getting started works
Request a consultation. Call, text or email, and I usually reply the same day. A short note is enough; you don't have to explain everything in writing.
Talk for 15 minutes. Ask anything you'd like and see whether working together feels right. No cost, no commitment. We can meet in person, or have a phone or video call.
Book your first session. If it's a fit, we'll find a time, including afternoon and evening hours, in person in Lone Tree or by video.
The practical details
Fee: $180 per 50-minute session.
Insurance: Superbills (itemized receipts you can submit to your plan) provided for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Privacy: Paying privately means no diagnosis is sent to your insurance company, unless you choose to submit a superbill for reimbursement.
Discretion: No insurance billing, no employer programs, and video sessions from anywhere private in Colorado or Tennessee.
Good Faith Estimate: Because you're paying privately, you'll get a written estimate of expected costs before we begin.
In person: 9896 Rosemont Avenue, Suite 104, Lone Tree, CO 80124
By video: Anywhere in Colorado or Tennessee. You'll need to be physically located in one of those states during each session.
Questions executives ask
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We'll talk about what brought you in, what work and home look like right now, and what has or hasn't helped before. You don't need a crisis to point to or a plan for what to say. By the end, we'll both have a sense of whether working together feels right.
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No. The people who come to therapy are often the ones everyone else leans on: capable, responsible and used to carrying a lot. Asking for help isn't a sign you can't handle your life. It's a decision to stop handling all of it alone. And what we talk about stays between us, within the limits I'll explain at our first session.
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No. I don't bill insurance or work through employer programs, so nothing about our work goes to your company. What you share stays between us, with the legal exceptions I'll walk you through in writing before we begin.
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I keep records as Colorado requires, and they're confidential. Because I don't bill insurance, no diagnosis goes to an insurer unless you choose to submit a superbill. Before we begin, I'll walk you through in writing who can see your records and the legal exceptions. If you hold a professional license or security clearance, bring that question to the consultation.
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Afternoon and evening hours are available. Video sessions mean no commute, as long as you're physically in Colorado or Tennessee for the session, including when you travel for work.
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It depends on what you're working on. Some people come for a few months around a specific decision or season; others stay longer. We'll check in regularly on whether it's helping, and you decide how long to continue.
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No, this is therapy. Coaching works forward from where you want to go. Therapy works with what's underneath: the stress your body is holding, patterns that started long before this job, and the toll on the people closest to you. If coaching is what you need, Kintsugi Institute, a separate practice that Stacey and Jared own, offers it.
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You don't have to know before you call. Burnout, depression, anxiety and older experiences can feel alike from the inside. Sorting that out is part of the work, and I'll be straightforward with you about what I see.
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Yes. Some people work one-on-one, some bring a spouse in for a few sessions, and some move into couples therapy. We'll decide together what fits.
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I don't bill insurance, but I can give you a superbill, an itemized receipt you can submit to your plan yourself for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Your plan decides whether it pays and how much.
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Looking for coaching, or help at the organizational level?
Therapy is the work on this page. If what you want is leadership coaching, or support for a team or culture, that's Kintsugi Institute, a separate practice that Stacey and Jared own. Some people work with one; some work with both, coordinated only if you ask in writing.
Start with a conversation
Fifteen minutes, in my office or by phone or video, at no cost. It isn't a session. It's a chance for you to ask questions and see whether working together feels right. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you, and I'll do my best to point you somewhere better.
Prefer to write first? hello@healingisgolden.com
Prefer to call or text? (720) 802-8548
In crisis? Call or text 988. This practice can't respond to emergencies.