Welcome to
Kerry Stutzman & Associates
Therapy for individuals, couples, and families
in Denver, Colorado
Creating, close, connected families
where everyone feels seen, known and loved.
Therapy is an amazing gift to give yourself and your family.
Each of us are trained as Marriage and Family Therapists. We are all parents and have an extraordinary diversity of expertise. We can help guide you to deeper, more connected, and healthier relationships that will bring the spark back to life.
Do you long to feel more FULLY ALIVE? Are you seeking a closer, more connected family? Is your relationship missing the spark it once had?
In order to create close, connected families, we find that it takes three elements: parenting skills, self-awareness, and healthy relationships. All of us can support you with individual, couples, or family therapy.
We believe that building on the strengths you already have is a good place to start. In therapy with us, you can relax and be the real you.
Ready to feel seen, know, and loved?
Set up a free discovery call with one of us.
Meet our Team
Good therapy leads to growth … which leads to wisdom … which leads to awakening …
of peace, empathy, courage, and grace.
We all specialize in working with parents and their families. We have offices in Denver and also work online.
Individual Therapy
Is it time to bring more of your best self to life? We offer a safe, supportive place for you to address whatever is keeping you from feeling fully alive. We can work towards genuine self-acceptance and inner calm.
Couples Therapy
It’s so painful to feel disconnected from your partner. Couples therapy can help each of you feel seen and known and understood. Communication, parenting, sex, money, chores…. it’s time for new conversations and new patterns of interaction.
Family Therapy
Got teens? Family therapy is a powerful way to have open, connecting, and productive conversations. We’ve seen parents and teens have transformative experiences in just a handful of sessions. We LOVE the shifts that can happen.
Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.
—Rumi
Our Mottos
Live Imperfectly
With acceptance that we can be simultaneously imperfect and lovable comes great freedom. This freedom allows us to laugh more, be kinder to ourselves and have healthier connections with others. We embrace the motto, “Live imperfectly with great delight.”
No More “Shoulding”
It’s unconscious and we all do it: we “should on” ourself and others with unreasonable expectations. Replacing that critical, harsh commentary with more compassionate and reasonable expectations works wonders to calm anxiety, resentment, and judgment. In its place, we feel grace.
Let’s Be Friends
Our mission is to help create close, connected families where everyone feels loved, known, and honored. We launched The Connected Family as a resource to support the challenges of parenting.
Most Sunday mornings, our goal is to share stories from the heart, and thoughts about parenting, relationships, and self-awareness. We will also keep you posted about upcoming events and courses.
We promise not to overload your inbox and we will never (ever) share your email. We take this space very seriously, so our promise to you is always to be transparent and speak straight from the heart.
We Have So Much to Share
Does Your Teen Feel Loved? 5 Steps to Make Sure.
In my therapy office recently, a mom and her 16-year-old daughter discussed their Love Languages. This was relevant to improving their relationship because understanding your teen’s
Why It’s So Important to do! Family Dinners
I hope you guys had a great 4th of July! 🎆 I’ll be honest it’s weird being an adult and being worried about the risks of setting
What Your Kids Learn About Love by Watching You (It Might Surprise You)
Kerry here. 😍 Your children learn what love looks like by watching you, so don’t forget to keep loving your partner through parenthood. Single? Don’t forget
“There are no bad kids – just impressible, conflicted young people wrestling with impulses and emotions trying to communicate their feelings and needs the only way they know how.”
– Janet Lansbury