Mountainside Behavioral Health - Denver DBT & CBT

Mountainside Behavioral Health is a private practice located at 8100 E Maplewood Ave, Suite 230 in Greenwood Village, Colorado. They offer evidence-based Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for individuals, couples, and families. The team specializes in supporting clients with emotion regulation, self-harm, and suicidal ideation through both individual and group formats.

Clients can request a free 15-minute consultation by calling (720) 762-4619, emailing contact@mbhco.org, or submitting the contact form on their website. This initial meeting allows potential clients to ask questions and determine if the therapeutic fit is right before committing to services.

Sessions take place in person at their Greenwood Village office or via secure telehealth across Colorado. They provide individual, couple, and family therapy sessions, as well as DBT skills groups for clients ages 15 and older.

The practice focuses on anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder, trauma, and stress. Their trauma-informed treatment approach specifically addresses healing from experiences such as abuse, neglect, or loss.

Mountainside Behavioral Health is out-of-network with all insurers, meaning clients pay per session and receive a superbill to submit to their plan. They accept self-pay and various insurance plans including Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna.

Dr. Emily Biggs-Heisler, Ph.D., serves as the Clinical Director and Co-Owner, holding a Colorado psychology license and DBT-Linehan Board of Certification. Co-Owner Anabelle Brecker, LCSW, brings extensive experience in evidence-based approaches including DBT and CBT for adolescents and adults.

Audrey Fisher, LPC, specializes in helping athletes manage mental skills like focus and confidence while improving overall mental health. Additionally, they offer dedicated family sessions to improve communication and resolve conflicts within a structured environment.

If a client is in immediate danger, they should call 911. For those experiencing a mental health crisis, the practice directs them to call or text 988 to reach the 988 Colorado Mental Health Line, which is free and confidential.

The practice is female-owned and prides itself on offering inclusive care to the LGBTQIA+ community. They also provide specialized support for school refusal, addressing patterns of interaction among family members.

Couple sessions are designed to help partners improve communication and resolve conflicts. Through guided conversations, couples can rebuild trust and deepen intimacy to navigate challenges together more effectively.

The mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health treatment to individuals and families in the community. They aim to foster a supportive environment where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered on their path to healing.

The DBT skills groups are facilitated for clients who are twelve years old and above, with a specific focus on helping individuals build effective coping strategies and regulate emotions.

The practice can be reached via email at contact@mbhco.org for inquiries, consultations, or general information.

The practice can be reached by phone at (720) 762-4619.

The official website of Mountainside Behavioral Health - Denver DBT & CBT is mountainsidebh.com.