Anxiety treatment in Denver
When worry, panic, or intrusive thoughts run your day, real relief starts with a proper diagnosis from a doctor, and a plan built around you.
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The bigger picture
Anxiety rarely travels alone
It comes with low mood, sleepless nights, or a panic that arrives out of nowhere. It gets called stress for years, or treated as one thing when it's really several: the worry, the avoidance, and the exhaustion of holding it all together.
Here, one doctor handles the diagnosis, the therapy, and the medication together. Nothing gets lost between providers, and nothing gets treated in isolation.
When medication hasn't been enough
More than one way forward
Anxiety rarely has a single fix. A psychiatrist evaluates you first, then helps you find the right combination for you.
Therapy
CBT, ACT and exposure therapy: the approaches with the strongest track record for anxiety and OCD, not generic talk.
Medication
Chosen and adjusted carefully by a psychiatrist, rather than a starter script and a shrug.

A real evaluation
A full hour with a psychiatrist and a proper history, not a rushed 15-minute med check.
A plan built for you
Therapy, medication, or both, matched to what you've already tried.
The same doctor, start to finish
No handoffs. The doctor who diagnoses you is the one who treats you, and adjusts as you go.
What it costs
Straight answers on price
On insurance: we accept several major plans and can bill others through third-party billing. We verify your benefits before your first visit, so you know where you stand before you book. Care is also available on a self-pay basis.
Who treats you
Board-certified psychiatrists
One of them will evaluate you and oversee your course personally.
Is this the right fit?
Is this you?
- Live with constant worry you can't switch off
- Have panic attacks, or avoid places and situations
- Lie awake with a mind that won't slow down
- Want your care led by a doctor, not passed around
- Need urgent or same-day crisis help (see below)
- Only need a one-off letter or evaluation for a third party
In crisis, or thinking about harming yourself? Please call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time, day or night, or go to your nearest emergency room. Appointments here aren't for emergencies.
Keep reading
Where to go next
About Us
The two board-certified psychiatrists behind Confluence, and what physician-led care actually means.
Pricing Guide
Course prices, what's included, and where insurance stands.
How TMS works
The non-drug option - magnetic pulses, no medication, no downtime.









