Marley (she/her) works with individuals and couples. She supports individual clients facing challenges like anxiety, depression, burnout, perfectionism, and people-pleasing, and helps young adults navigate questions of identity and purpose. Marley also has a passion for working with high-achieving or gifted individuals.

In her work with couples she has a particular interest in helping couples in high-conflict relationships, those working through affair recovery, and premarital couples looking to set themselves up for a healthy relationship for life. 

Marley is dedicated to co-creating a space where clients are empowered to explore their emotions, rewrite the stories they tell about themselves, and rediscover their authentic selves. Her approach emphasizes the innate ability of all people to grow, heal, and transform. Marley is also committed to continuous learning, cultural sensitivity, and fostering an inclusive space where all individuals—regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, or relationship structure—feel seen, heard, and respected. 

Currently pursuing certification in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Marley has completed Level 1 of Gottman Method Couples Therapy and has received training in Narrative Therapy. She holds a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regis University.

Before pursuing a career in counseling, Marley worked in public relations, corporate communication, and consulting. While helping companies grow their business and relate to internal and external audiences, Marley discovered a passion for getting to the heart of authentic connection and improving communication—key elements that she now applies to her therapy practice.

Outside of therapy, Marley enjoys reading, writing, playing with her cat Fennel, and spending time in nature.

Marley sees clients in-person in the Denver office and via Telehealth using a HIPAA compliant video conferencing platform. She has availability Monday - Thursday. Her session rates are $150/50 minutes and $225/75 minutes.