Feel steady in your body, your relationships and your life.
Telehealth counseling for individuals and couples across Colorado, with a focus on trauma, somatic work and addiction recovery.
Mark Swart, MA, LMFT, LPC, LAC
Sound familiar?
You don’t need the right words yet. Most people start with something like this.
I’m on edge all the time and I can’t say why.
We keep having the same argument.
I’m using more than I want to.
I know it’s over, but my body still reacts like it isn’t.
Four ways we can work together
Individual counseling
Room to sort out what’s weighing on you and build steadier ways of coping, relating and living.
Couples therapy
Repair trust, change the argument you keep having, and feel like partners again.
Addiction counseling
Judgment-free support for substance use and compulsive behaviors, wherever you are in the process.
Trauma and somatic therapy
Work with the body as well as the story, so the past stops running the present.
What to expect
Free 30-minute consultation
We talk about what’s going on and whether we’re a good fit. There’s no pressure to commit.
First session
We map out what you want to change and how we’ll work, on a secure video call from wherever you feel comfortable.
Steady work
Regular sessions at a pace that fits you, with skills to practice in between.
Hi, I’m Mark
I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist, professional counselor and addiction counselor with 14 years of experience. I blend somatic work, mindfulness and evidence-based methods to help you understand your patterns and change them, in a space free of judgment.
- MA
- LMFT
- LPC
- LAC
Common questions
How does telehealth counseling work?
Sessions happen over secure video. You need a private space, a phone, tablet or computer, and a steady internet connection.
What does it cost?
Individual sessions are $140 for 50 minutes. Couples sessions are $180 for 75 minutes.
Can I use my insurance?
I can provide a superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Coverage varies by plan, so it’s worth checking your benefits with your insurer.
What if I’m not sure counseling is right for me?
That is what the free 30-minute consultation is for. Ask your questions, then decide.
Start with a free conversation.
Thirty minutes, no obligation.