Currently, two of our groups are located in-person in Littleton, Colorado. While one group is offered virtually to clients throughout Colorado.

We believe that specialized, high-quality mental health care should be as accessible as possible while also remaining sustainable. That's why we utilize the Green Bottle Sliding Scale.

Unlike traditional income-based sliding scales, the Green Bottle model invites you to consider your overall financial reality—not just your annual income. It recognizes that financial well-being is influenced by many factors, including debt, caregiving responsibilities, access to savings, generational wealth, housing costs, and other life circumstances. Rather than requiring financial documentation, this model is built on honesty, self-reflection, and mutual trust.

If your financial circumstances make our standard fee difficult to sustain, we invite you to review the Green Bottle guide and select the fee tier that most accurately reflects your current situation. Clients with greater financial flexibility help make it possible for us to reserve reduced-fee appointments for those experiencing greater financial hardship, creating a community of shared access and care.

Sliding scale appointments are available in limited numbers and are offered based on availability.If all reduced-fee openings are currently filled, we are happy to discuss waitlist options or other resources that may be helpful.

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We do not accept insurance for our therapeutic groups.

This is an intentional decision rooted in our commitment to providing high-quality, clinically excellent care while protecting our clients' privacy, autonomy, and overall therapeutic experience. As a specialty practice, our goal is to offer evidence-based therapeutic groups at a cost that is affordable and comparable to the average insurance copay for therapy.

It has always been our hope to create a space where mothers can receive specialized support in a way that protects their privacy, without the added concern of insurance requiring a formal mental health diagnosis for experiences that can often be accompanied by fear of stigmas or judgment. We recognize that many of the challenges women face during the perinatal period are deeply personal and vulnerable, and protecting that privacy is central to our approach.

Operating outside of insurance allows us to prioritize our clients' care rather than insurance requirements. It also gives us the flexibility to tailor our groups to the unique needs of the mothers we serve—not what an insurance plan determines is medically necessary. Rather than navigating insurance authorizations, documentation requirements, and reimbursement restrictions, we are able to devote our time and energy to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care, meaningful community, and a therapeutic experience centered on each mother's unique needs.

While our groups are private pay, clients with out-of-network benefits may be eligible for partial reimbursement through their insurance company. We are happy to provide a superbill upon request for those who wish to pursue out-of-network reimbursement.

Additionally, if cost is ever a barrier, we are happy to discuss the potential for reduced or sliding scale fees.

Please contact us if you are interested in joining one of our groups. We consult with all potential clients to ensure that our group is the best fit for your needs.