Denver Marriage and Family Therapy
is located in Greenwood Village, CO.
PLEASE NOTE NEW OFFICE ADDRESS
Denver Marriage and Family Therapy
5310 DTC Parkway. Suite I
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Directions to new office
From North:
Take I-25 South to Belleview, exit and go East or turn left onto Belleview. Take your first right onto DTC Parkway (if you turn left, you will be turning onto S Syracuse). Take DTC Parkway all the way around (your navigation may say turn right, but it is the same street). Once you get to what looks like a fork in the road, keep right and then take your first left into the parking lot. It is a small two story brown brick building. My office is upstairs in suite I (as in ice). Enjoy the waiting room until I come find you!
From South:
Take I-25 North to Belleview, exit and go East or turn right onto Belleview. Take your first right onto DTC Parkway (if you turn left, you will be turning onto S Syracuse). Take DTC Parkway all the way around (your navigation may say turn right, but it is the same street). Once you get to what looks like a fork in the road, keep right and then take your first left into the parking lot. It is a small two story brown brick building. My office is upstairs in suite I (as in ice). Enjoy the waiting room until I come find you!
Please call if you need assistance
Jenna Eisenberg is a California and Colorado Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
Jenna Eisenberg recieved her bachelor's of Science in Communication and a minor in Business Foundations from the University of Texas at Austin. After graduation in December of 1997, she moved to San Francisco, where she continued the volunteer work she did with HIV/AIDS and diabetes that started when she was in high school. After a year in San Francisco, Ms. Eisenberg joined the United States Peace Corps and served two years in Kingston, Jamaica where she volunteered as an 'At Rrisk Urban Youth Educator.' Her main role in Jamaica was at the Centre for HIV/AIDS Research, Education and Services (CHARES) at the University of the West Indies Hospital. There, Jenna was exposed to many aspects of the counseling field (individual, crisis and group sessions), she provided safe sex psychoeducation to various groups and developed activities for the HIV/AIDS community. It was her experience in the Peace Corps that led Jenna to realize her desire to continue to help others; especially those needing support and empathy.
After Jenna successfully completed her two years in the Peace Corps, she returned to California where she began graduate school at San Francisco State University. In addition to her graduate school curriculum, Jenna also took Sexual Attitude Restructuring classes at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Human Sexuality, where she studied treatment for erectile dysfunction and other sexual issues related to chronic illness. In 2004, Ms. Eisenberg graduated with honors with a Masters of Science, concentration Marriage and Family Therapy. To meet her graduate school requirements, Jenna, who is fluent in Spanish, worked with two non-profit agencies, and served children, adults and families in low income communities. Not only did she provide them counseling, but she also assisted several of these families with housing, employment and financial stability issues. Furthermore, many of these families were monolingual Spanish speaking, and Jenna provided counseling services to them in Spanish only. She also participated in various trainings and clinical and group supervision.
Following graduate school, Jenna had to earn 3,000 supervised therapy hours before she could sit for her licensing exams. She moved to Los Angeles where she worked for almost two years as a Multi Systemic Therapist (MST). During this phase of her career, Jenna worked in the homes of juveniles on probation and their families, and assisted them to comply with their conditions of probation in order to keep the probationer out of restrictive placement, such as Juvenile Hall.
After returning to Northern California, Jenna continued her work as a MFT Intern in a Child Sexual Abuse program. Jenna provided treatment primarily within a Trauma focused cognitive behavioral model (TFCBT); she also conducted family therapy and fostered connections with social services to support and assist children having been sexually abused. Ms. Eisenberg also co-led a support group for non-offending parents of sexually abused children. Here to, several of Jenna’s clients were monolingual Spanish speaking.
In the fall of 2008, Jenna earned the last of the required 3000 supervised hours she needed to sit for her board exams; she passed both board exams at the end of 2008, and received her license as a Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. Ms. Eisenberg and her husband moved to Colorado in June of 2009, and by November Jenna received her Colorado license as a Marriage and Family Therapist and shortly thereafter began seeing individuals, couples and families at Denver Marriage and Family Therapy.
Ms. Eisenberg also developed another private practice, Denver Diabetes Counseling, in which she provides counseling and support to those living with and affected by Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes. Formerly, Ms. Eisenberg worked part time as a bilingual mental health clinician with Catholic Charities of Denver and The Mental Health Center of Denver at El Centro de las Familias, and provided individual, couples and family counseling services to monolingual Spanish speaking members of the Denver community. She currently provides contract mental health services for several Employee Assistance Programs in the Denver area as well as the Victim's Assistance Program.
Jenna Eisenberg is a dedicated and empathetic psychotherapist committed to supporting the emotional and mental health needs of people in the Denver area. Everyday, she looks forward to continuing her work, learning from others and helping people help themselves…
Ms. Eisenberg, her husband and daughter reside in Denver.
