“I felt listened to from the first minute, and nobody rushed us.”
Jorge R.Couples therapy
Couples therapy in Boulder
Find your way back to each other
Glen Therapy is a solo practice for couples who have been together a long time and want to feel close again. Sessions are unhurried, and you set the pace with Eunji.
15 min
Fit call, not therapy
- Listening
- Trust
- Closeness
- Long marriages
- Life transitions
- Grief and loss
- Retirement
- Empty nest
- Blended families
- Repair
Sample reviews.
Does this feel familiar?
You don't need a crisis to come in. If a few of these sound like your house, a conversation may help.
You talk about logistics and not much else
The same argument keeps coming back, with new details
You feel more like co-workers than partners
One of you has stopped bringing things up
A big change, like retirement or an empty house, has shifted your roles
You want to feel close again and don't know who should go first
How the practice works
1
Therapist, start to finishEvenings
Weekdays until 7 p.m.Saturdays
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.80 min
Couples sessions
What We Offer
Services shaped around your story
Most sessions are for two. Some partners also want time of their own, and that is part of the work too.
Couples Therapy
For partners who share a long history. Sessions look at how the two of you talk, argue and repair, and make room for what each person needs to say.
Reconnecting After Years Together
Long relationships settle into routines, and routines can crowd out each other. Sessions look at the habits you have built and what each of you misses.
Individual Sessions
One-on-one sessions for a partner who wants time of their own, or anyone thinking through a change. Eunji draws on CBT, psychodynamic work and mindfulness, shaped around the person in the room.
EMDR and Somatic Work
For a partner who wants to work with a painful memory. EMDR and somatic approaches are paced with you, and nothing starts before you are ready.
Life Transitions Together
Retirement, an empty house, a move, a parent's illness. Big changes shift the roles a couple has settled into, and they deserve time to talk through.
Our Philosophy
What guides our work
Therapy is not a set of techniques applied to a problem. It is a conversation between people, and the quality of that conversation matters.
Radical Presence
We show up fully, with warmth and undivided attention, and without hiding behind clinical distance.
Embodied Safety
Feelings show up in the body as well as in words. We make room for thoughts, feelings and sensations alike.
Growth at Your Pace
Your clinician sets the pace with you. There is no schedule you are behind on.
From the Journal
Notes for the path inward
Reflections from Eunji on anxiety, the nervous system and beginning therapy.
AnxietyWhen Anxiety Is Loud: Returning to the Present
A practical, compassionate guide to noticing anxious activation and finding your way back to the moment without fighting yourself.
Eunji Choi6 min read
Nervous SystemWhat Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You
Learn to read stress responses as protective signals and respond with curiosity, steadiness, and realistic forms of support.
Eunji Choi7 min read
Starting TherapyWhat to Expect in Your First Therapy Session
A clear look at the first conversation, what you may be asked, what you never have to disclose, and how to notice whether the fit feels right.
Eunji Choi6 min read
Client Stories
Voices from our community
“The room felt calm the moment we walked in. Eunji let us settle before she asked us anything.”
Peggy B.Couples therapy
“Nobody took sides. We each had time to say what we needed to say, and it never felt rushed.”
Amado V.Couples therapy
“I expected to feel judged and I didn't. The pace was ours to set, every session.”
Cortez J.Couples therapy
“Booking was simple, and the evening hours meant I didn't have to rearrange my week.”
Ayaan P.Individual sessions
“She explained how the work would go before we began, and she checked in with us along the way.”
Mona H.Couples therapy
“After thirty years together I didn't think a stranger could listen so well. The office is quiet and unhurried.”
Herbert L.Couples therapy
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Our Space
Where we meet
How It Works
Your journey with us
From first message to regular sessions, each step is meant to be clear and unhurried.
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Step 1: Reach Out
Send a message or call. Eunji replies on the next business day with a few times for a short call.
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Step 2: A 15-Minute Fit Call
A 15-minute call to ask questions and see whether Glen is the right fit. The call is about fit. It is not therapy, an evaluation or an assessment.
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Step 3: First Session
We begin where you are, with both of you in the room. You do not need to share everything at once.
- 04
Step 4: Finding a Rhythm
Many couples start weekly or every other week. Your clinician sets the pace with you, and you review it together.
Common Questions
What you might be wondering
Short answers to what couples ask before they book.
01How do we know couples therapy is right for us?
If you are asking, something matters to you. You don't need to be in crisis. Many couples come in because the quiet has become hard to live with.
02What does a first session look like?
You and your partner talk with Eunji about what you each want from the work and what pace feels right. You do not need to share everything at once.
03Do you accept insurance?
Glen is out of network with insurance plans, so you pay the practice directly and can ask your plan to reimburse you. We send a monthly receipt, called a superbill, that you can submit to your plan, which decides whether to pay you back. If you pay without insurance, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate before you start.
Let's begin
Whether you are ready to book or have a question, send a message. Eunji replies on the next business day.
Phone(303) 555-0108
Hours
- Monday – FridayToday
- 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
- SundayToday
- Closed