Bipolar Disorder Therapy in Greeley, Colorado
Living with bipolar disorder can affect your routines, relationships, and sense of direction. I offer individual therapy for adolescents ages 12 and up, adults, and Veterans seeking support with the day-to-day impact of bipolar disorder. Meet with me at Catalyst Behavioral Interventions in Greeley, serving Northern Colorado, or through telehealth anywhere in Colorado.
Understanding your experience
More than everyday ups and downs
Bipolar disorder involves episodes of significant changes in mood, energy, and activity. These may include mania or hypomania and periods of depression. Your experience deserves careful attention rather than assumptions based on a label.
In therapy, we can talk about how these experiences affect your daily life, what has helped before, and what you want to work toward. You do not need a perfectly organized explanation to begin.
Therapy tailored to you
Practical work toward your goals
Depending on your needs, I draw on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and existential therapy.
Our work may include noticing patterns, building manageable routines, practicing coping skills, and communicating needs in relationships. We can also explore how a diagnosis affects your identity and the direction you want your life to take.
Who this is for
Individual therapy is available for:
Adolescents ages 12 and up
Adults balancing symptoms, relationships, and responsibilities
Veterans seeking support informed by an understanding of military life
I am Josh Montoya, M.A., LPCC, a therapist and Veteran. A consultation helps us discuss your needs and whether my services fit your current situation.
In-Person / Telehealth
Greeley and Colorado telehealth
My Greeley office welcomes clients from Evans, Windsor, Loveland, Fort Collins, and surrounding Northern Colorado communities. Telehealth is available for clients located anywhere in Colorado. We can discuss your preferences and needs during a free consultation.
FAQs
How does therapy fit with medical care?
Bipolar disorder treatment commonly includes medication and psychotherapy. Therapy can support coping and daily functioning alongside medical care; it does not replace medication management. Discuss medication decisions with your prescribing clinician. Learn more from the National Institute of Mental Health.
Do I need a diagnosis to reach out?
You can reach out whether you already have a diagnosis or have questions about your experiences. I offer diagnostic assessments for individual clients. A consultation is a place to discuss appropriate next steps, including whether another type or level of care may be needed.
Also see: Teen Therapy | Adult Therapy | Veterans Counseling