Teletherapy in Colorado + South Carolina

Therapy from home—without losing depth, warmth, or real connection.
Uncomfortably Comfy Couch offers secure, relational telehealth therapy for clients located in Colorado and South Carolina.

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, neurodivergence/ADHD, relationship distress, parenting stress, or the weight of “too much,” teletherapy can give you consistent support—without adding a commute to an already full life.

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What is teletherapy (telehealth therapy)?

Teletherapy is psychotherapy provided via secure video—similar to a face-to-face session, but you meet with your therapist from a private, comfortable location of your choice.

Teletherapy can be a strong fit if you:

  • want support but your schedule is tight

  • prefer the comfort of your own space

  • live outside the Myrtle Beach area (or have limited local options)

  • need continuity when travel, childcare, or health constraints get in the way

Our goal is to make online therapy feel human, safe, and effective—not clinical, rushed, or transactional.

Important location note for Colorado + South Carolina

To meet professional and legal requirements, you must be physically located in Colorado or South Carolina at the time of your session (even if you live in one state but are traveling elsewhere). Uncomfortably Comfy Couch offers virtual openings throughout Colorado and South Carolina.

If you travel frequently, we can plan ahead so your care stays consistent.

Online services we offer

Uncomfortably Comfy provides both in-person and telehealth services tailored to your needs.

Individual teletherapy (adults + teens)

Online therapy can support:

  • anxiety, panic, spirals, and chronic stress

  • trauma and nervous-system overwhelm

  • depression, disconnection, and burnout

  • ADHD/neurodivergence support (skills + shame-reducing, affirming care)

  • life transitions, identity work, and relationship stress

Teletherapy for couples

For couples who want a safer, more connected relationship, we offer:

  • ongoing couples therapy

  • virtual Hold Me Tight® experiences and workshops (when scheduled)

  • virtual “between-session” couples trainings (starting January 2026)

These offerings are rooted in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and are designed to help couples understand stuck patterns and strengthen emotional safety.

Online group therapy options

Group work can be a powerful way to build skills, practice connection, and feel less alone. Uncomfortably Comfy runs groups that are skills-focused and intentionally small for safety and cohesion.

The Groups page includes both virtual and in-person options, including caregiver support groups for parents of neurodivergent kids/teens and teen skills groups.

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Online trainings and on-demand learning

If you want support between sessions—or you’re looking for education and tools for families, schools, workplaces, or couples—Uncomfortably Comfy offers on-demand video trainings designed to be nervous-system-informed, neurodivergence-affirming, shame-sensitive, and relationship-focused.