Relationship Counseling & Sex Therapy

Specialized relationship therapy focused on communication, intimacy, and lasting change for couples who want more than surface-level solutions.

For couples who feel disconnected, stuck in patterns, or simply ready to grow intentionally together.

Online therapy across Colorado, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Idaho, with in-person sessions near Denver.

Relationship Counseling and Sex Therapy to Help You Feel Close Again

At some point you started wondering: Is this just how relationships end up? Is this normal? Maybe you’ve found yourself considering relationship counseling or sex therapy because something feels fundamentally different now. The tension is harder to ignore. The distance feels heavier. And you’re tired of living side by side without really feeling connected.

At Revive Relationship Counseling, we focus on identifying the patterns shaping emotional and sexual connection so couples can move out of survival mode and create relationships that feel intentional, connected, and alive again.

When Your Relationship Starts Feeling More Like Logistics Than Partnership

You manage schedules. You handle responsibilities. You get through the day. But emotional closeness feels harder to access. Physical intimacy may feel awkward, pressured, or absent. Conversations either escalate quickly or stop happening altogether.

Many couples reach a point where they feel more like roommates or co-managers than partners. Underneath that shift is often a deeper question: How did we get here, and can we actually find our way back?

You Are Not Broken. You Are Caught in Patterns.

Relationships struggle when patterns form that disconnect emotional and sexual intimacy. Without understanding those patterns, even well-intentioned conversations repeat the same cycles.

At Revive Relationship Counseling, we help couples understand the patterns shaping their emotional and sexual connection so they can move out of survival mode and build relationships that feel intentional, connected, and alive again.

Where can we work together?

We are licensed to provide sex therapy, marriage counseling, and online therapy in several states, as well as in person near Denver, Colorado. Click on the state you reside in to find out more about how we can serve you online or in-person.

Why This Approach Works for Relationship Counseling and Sex Therapy

Most couples focus on improving communication without understanding the deeper relational dynamics driving disconnection. That creates temporary improvement but rarely lasting change.

Revive Relationship Counseling was founded by Marina Stanton, LMFT and AASECT-certified sex therapist, with a clear clinical focus: help couples understand the relational patterns shaping communication, emotional safety, and sexual connection so change becomes meaningful and sustainable.

Our work is grounded in a structured, differentiation-informed approach and a sex-positive philosophy. Intimacy is treated as a natural and essential part of relational health, not something separate from emotional connection or burdened by shame. Many clients come from religious or values-based backgrounds, and therapy here creates space for honest conversations about intimacy, connection, and growth without abandoning what matters most to you.

This is focused, intentional relationship work designed for lasting transformation.

Start Relationship Counseling or Sex Therapy with a Clear Plan

Starting relationship counseling or sex therapy is a meaningful step, and most couples arrive here after trying to figure things out on their own for a long time. You don’t have to have everything figured out before reaching out.

This work focuses on identifying and shifting the patterns that keep couples stuck so meaningful change becomes possible.

If you’re ready to determine whether this approach is the right fit, the first step is a brief consultation call. We’ll talk about what’s been happening, what you’re hoping for, and how we can support you moving forward.

Schedule your 15-minute consultation to begin.

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Meet the Revive Relationship Counseling Team

Revive Relationship Counseling was founded by Marina Stanton, LMFT and AASECT-certified sex therapist, to provide specialized relationship counseling and sex therapy grounded in clinical clarity and a sex-positive philosophy.

What You Can Expect from Relationship Counseling and Sex Therapy at Revive

At Revive Relationship Counseling, ur work strengthens emotional and sexual connection through structured, relationship-focused therapy. Whether you're coming in as a couple or an individual, we offer support that’s grounded, warm, and deeply specialized.

Relationship-Focused Counseling

Provide relationship counseling that helps couples move beyond reactive patterns and build intentional, emotionally secure partnerships.

Sex-Positive and Intimacy-Informed

Intimacy is treated as a natural and essential part of relational health. Therapy supports honest conversations around desire, boundaries, shame, and sexual connection.

Values-Aware Therapy

Many clients come from religious or values-driven communities. Therapy respects those foundations while helping you build healthier relational patterns.

Practical, Structured Support

Sessions balance emotional depth with clear direction. Clients leave with insight, tools, and next steps that translate into real-life change.

Relationship Counseling

Services Offered

Couples Counseling

Sex Therapy

Premarital Counseling

Speaking Engagements

Where are you located?

We offer relationship counseling, sex therapy, and online therapy across Colorado, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Idaho. Click your state below to see how we can work together in person or online.

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Reconnection Is Possible — Even If It Feels Like You're Miles Apart

If you're reading this, chances are you're not ready to give up. That alone says something important about you.

A lot of couples wait until things feel really broken before reaching out, but needing support doesn't mean you've failed. It means you're human. It means you care enough to try something different.

In relationship counseling, we often hear things like:

  • “We don’t fight. We just feel like we’re living parallel lives.”

  • “Sex feels like a chore, or it’s dropped off completely.”

  • “We love each other, but we keep getting stuck in the same arguments.”

These aren’t signs you're doomed. They're signs something needs attention. And the good news is, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

We help couples untangle these patterns, rebuild trust, and create the kind of connection that lasts — emotionally, physically, and relationally.

Ready to feel like partners again? Let's talk.

Online and In-Person Relationship Counseling Services

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In-Person Relationship Counseling in Centennial

Our relationship counseling office is conveniently located in Centennial, just off I-25 and 470—easily accessible from Denver, Littleton, Parker, Lone Tree, and nearby communities.

The space is designed with your comfort in mind. You'll find plenty of parking, a cozy waiting area with refreshments, and a private, welcoming therapy room where you can feel safe having the real conversations that matter.

Online Relationship Counseling Across Colorado, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Idaho

If coming into the office isn’t ideal, we offer secure, HIPAA-compliant online counseling for individuals and couples located in Colorado, Utah, Texas, Idaho and Washington. Whether you're navigating different schedules, parenting demands, or simply prefer the comfort of your own space, virtual sessions provide the same level of connection and effectiveness as in-person work.

Whether you are managing busy schedules, parenting demands, or simply prefer the comfort of your own space, virtual sessions provide the same depth of connection and effectiveness as in-person work.

Many clients appreciate the flexibility and privacy that online therapy offers, especially when discussing emotional disconnection, desire differences, religious concerns, or sexual intimacy.

All you need is a private space and a reliable internet connection. From there, we can do meaningful work together wherever you are.

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Ready to Reconnect?

Let’s talk.

Whether you're feeling disconnected, struggling with intimacy, or stuck in communication patterns that just don’t work anymore, there is help.

Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if we’re a good fit. We’ll talk about what’s going on in your relationship, where you’re hoping to go, and how therapy can help you rediscover connection, rebuild trust, and create a relationship that feels good again, emotionally and physically.

Frequently Asked Questions about Relationship Counseling

  • Relationship counseling—sometimes called couples therapy—is a process that helps partners strengthen their emotional bond, improve communication, and address recurring issues in their dynamic. Whether you're facing daily arguments, feeling emotionally distant, or struggling with intimacy, counseling offers a safe space to work through it together. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist, I bring a holistic approach to healing relationships—addressing both emotional connection and physical intimacy. Therapy can help you stop feeling like roommates and start feeling like lovers and teammates again.

  • Yes, I offer in-person relationship counseling in Centennial, CO, just south of Denver. My office is conveniently located off I-25 and 470, making it easily accessible from Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, Aurora, and Littleton. The space is quiet, warm, and designed for comfort—with plenty of parking, a welcoming waiting area, and a cozy therapy room where couples can have honest, focused conversations. Many of my Denver-area clients appreciate having a space where they can slow down and reconnect face-to-face without everyday distractions.

  • Yes! I provide online relationship counseling for residents of Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Washington. Virtual therapy is a great option if your schedule is tight, you live outside the Denver metro area, or you simply prefer the convenience of meeting from home. Many couples I work with enjoy the flexibility of virtual sessions—some even log in together over their lunch breaks. No matter where you are, we can still work on your connection, communication, and intimacy in a way that fits your lifestyle.

  • I offer a specialized, integrative approach that goes beyond traditional talk therapy. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), I’m trained to think systemically—which means I look at how each partner interacts within the relationship and how those patterns are shaped by family history, values, and life stages. I also bring advanced training as an AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist, which allows us to go deeper into issues related to intimacy, desire, and sexual disconnection—topics many general therapists don’t feel comfortable addressing. If you're seeking relationship counseling that supports both emotional and sexual connection, you're in the right place.

  • Many couples wait until they’re in crisis to start therapy—but it doesn’t have to be that way. If you're feeling frustrated, disconnected, overwhelmed by resentment, or just unsure how to move forward, those are signs that it might be time to get support. Even high-functioning couples can benefit from therapy as a way to fine-tune their relationship, deepen their emotional bond, or rekindle physical intimacy. If you’re asking, “Is this as good as it gets?”—let’s talk. Relationship counseling can give you the tools and clarity you need to build something stronger.

  • This is a common concern, and the short answer is: no. My role is not to blame or take sides, but to help each partner feel heard, understood, and supported in creating change. I work with you both to uncover unhelpful cycles and communication patterns—and to help you shift into healthier, more connected ways of relating. You’ll leave therapy with tools to navigate conflict more effectively, deepen empathy, and rekindle intimacy—without either of you feeling like the "bad guy."

  • Yes, and this is one of the things that sets my practice apart. Many couples experience frustration in their sex life—whether it’s mismatched desire, low libido, religious shame, or difficulty talking about intimacy at all. As a Certified Sex Therapist, I create a space where you can safely explore sexual concerns alongside emotional ones. When needed, we integrate sex therapy into our relationship counseling, because intimacy doesn’t exist in a vacuum—it’s deeply connected to how you feel emotionally, spiritually, and relationally.

  • Getting started is simple. I offer a free 15-minute consultationwhere we can talk about what’s going on in your relationship, what you’re hoping to change, and whether we’re a good fit to work together. Whether you’re looking for in-person therapy in the Denver area or online sessions across Colorado, Texas, Utah, or Washington State, I’d be honored to support your journey toward connection, intimacy, and trust.

Ready to Reconnect?