Family Therapy in Lone Tree, CO
When one person is struggling, everyone feels it. You can find your footing again, together.
Family counseling in person in Lone Tree, CO, 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 families · Call or text (720) 802-8548
Hard seasons don't stay contained.
They move through everyone. Maybe you're seeing:
A teenager who has pulled away, shut down or stopped talking to you
Conflict that keeps escalating, with no clear resolution
Conversations that end in silence or slammed doors
A family member whose struggle is quietly reshaping everyone else's life
A divorce, a remarriage or a blended family that has everyone unsteady
Adult children and parents who love each other and can't seem to talk
A young adult launching, or not launching, and everyone has an opinion
If any of that sounds familiar, you don't need everyone on board 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'm raising five children, including twice-exceptional kids, and I've been married over twenty-five years. I know firsthand that loving each other and getting along aren't the same thing. Whatever your family brings, I'll meet you where you are. That matters, because the connection between you and your therapist is one of the biggest factors in whether therapy helps.
If faith matters to you, it's welcome in the room. If it doesn't, it won't come up.
I'm not here to find who's at fault.
My training is in marriage and family therapy, which looks at the whole family, not one person in it. A problem rarely belongs to one person. It lives in the patterns between people: who talks to whom, who carries what, what never gets said. My job is to help everyone see those patterns and practice new ones.
I don't take sides. Everyone in the room gets heard, including the person who didn't want to come.
What sessions look like
Sessions are 50 minutes. Some include the whole family, some just a parent and child, or a couple of siblings. We'll decide together who needs to be in the room and when. Most families start weekly or every other week.
When your family is changing shape
Some of the hardest seasons aren't caused by anyone doing something wrong. A divorce, a remarriage, a new stepparent, a child leaving home or a parent who needs more care can rearrange everyone's role at once. Old routines stop working before new ones exist, and people react in ways that surprise even themselves. These seasons deserve better than waiting it out. I'll help your family name what's changing and find a way through it together.
How getting started works
Request a consultation. Call, text or email, and I usually reply the same day. One parent can reach out for the whole family.
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, however many family members attend. If cost is a concern, please bring it up on our free call. We'll talk through options together.
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.
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 families ask
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Usually I meet with the parents first, then we decide together who joins. We'll talk about what's been happening, what you want to be different and what has or hasn't helped before. You don't need to arrive with it all figured out.
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No. We can start with whoever is willing. Change in one part of a family often makes room for change in the rest.
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I work with families that include children and teens. For individual sessions, I see teens 16 and older, and younger clients by special request. If your main concern is a young child, start with a free call and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit or point you to someone who is.
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I'll explain up front, to you and your teen, what stays private and what I share, including when safety means I need to involve you.
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I provide therapy, not evaluations. I don't do custody evaluations or write recommendations for court. If the family is in a legal process, I can still help everyone through the transition. When parents share decision-making for a child, I'll ask to see the parenting plan before we begin.
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Yes. Blending families is a common reason families come in. Loyalties, roles and old hurts all show up at once, and that's normal.
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Yes, if everyone is located in Colorado or Tennessee at the time of the session. Families spread across homes often find video makes it possible to meet at all.
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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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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.