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Are you looking for a couples and family therapist to help you with family problems or relationship problems? I'm Sasha Raskin, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and I can help you create a sustainable positive change, so that your relationship can become better than it ever was. I provide couples therapy, couples intensives, and family therapy in Boulder, Colorado or via video online counseling, drawing from over ten years of clinical experience.

I'm so passionate about the incredible changes that counseling can create, that besides my work with clients, during the last few years I've also been training the next generation of psychotherapists as an Adjunct Faculty at Naropa University.

My combination of training at the Doctoral program in Marriage and Family Therapy at Argosy University (coursework), PhD in progress in Counseling Education and Supervision at Lindsey Wilson College, Contemplative Counseling Master's program at Naropa University, Marriage and Family training at the Denver Family Institute, Gottman Couples Therapy training, Emotional Focused Couples Therapy training, Coaching programs at Adler Institute and with Tony Robbins, and more, allow me to help you feel good again about the people in your life!
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I'm Sasha Raskin and I provide psychotherapy services to individuals, couples, and families, to help them find clarity and healing to create change.
I believe that our lives are filled with major decisions and significant life changes.
During these periods you might be creating goals and aspirations but also facing great challenges like social uncertainties, family issues, and lack of life direction.
Together we can find clarity on the path you want to take.
Uncover and transform negative belief structures and habit patterns that might be keeping you from fulfilling your full potential.
Have you recently looked at your partner and thought to yourself, wow, I really can't believe that this is what our relationship became?
If the answer is yes, you're not alone.
Truth to be told I have been there as well.
I was having the same kind of arguments, and the same kind of problems in my romantic relationships, until I went through couples therapy and couples intensive myself.
During which it really hit me.
I was never taught ANYTHING about creating and maintaining deep and loving romantic relationships.
Working together in family therapy, we get underneath the surface behaviors.
We find points of common interest to shift family members into a place of curiosity.
My clients vary from two-parent and single-parent families, blended families, all age groups and multigenerational households, and come from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
I work with families that are in open or monogamous relationships, where parents or family members are straight or who identify as LGBTQIPAA, in all gender and gender non-conforming identities, and all levels of physical ability.
I have ADHD.
I know how it feels to space out during each and one of the classes at school, to be constantly late and have 20+ amazingly balanced piles of stuff everywhere in my bedroom.
That being said, I also know how it feels to be on the other side: to successfully pursue a Doctorate degree when English is my third language, to run multiple businesses simultaneously, to have a clean and relaxing living space, and to be (almost) constantly on time.
And the best of all, I get to help others to do the same.
With the state of affairs in the world right now, I want to make sure that I am doing my part to keep my clients safe.
Phone calls will be an option for my individual clients, though video calls are preferable.
The situation will be re-evaluated when more information becomes available.
If you're seeing me for couples therapy, because of the complex nature of the process, we'll be meeting via video calls only.
To reassure you, I have been doing therapy and coaching via video calls with clients all over the world for years and as a client myself, and it is an incredible and flexible medium, and I'm glad that we have it available today as a flexible and confidential platform to meet during this time of changes.
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