We're here to listen and support you through this challenging time.
We'll help you mentally manage your injury and recovery process.
Worker's Compensation Insurance Patients and Accident or Injury Clients from Attorneys or Providers....................... Did you know? If you've been injured at work, you have the right to choose your own mental health provider. Your managing physician must provide the referral — but the choice of provider is yours. Not your employer's. Not your insurance company's. Contact us and we'll help you navigate that process.


- Temporary/Permanent
- Injury Therapy
- Pre-surgical Therapy
- Post-surgical Therapy
- Chronic Pain Therapy
- Maintenance Therapy




This section provides essential information to help you navigate your care and specialized treatment options.

Federal Employee? You Can Contact Us Directly.
If you are a federal employee injured on the job — including U.S. Postal Service, Dept of Veterans Affairs, Dept of Defense, Dept of Energy, TSA, and other federal agencies — you are covered under the federal OWCP/FECA program.
Federal employees do not need a physician referral to contact us. Trident Therapy Center is enrolled in DFEC, DEEOIC, and DCMWC programs. Contact us today and we'll guide you through the rest.

Language is never a barrier to your recovery. Under workers' compensation, professional interpretation services are provided at no cost to you. We serve patients across numerous languages, and one of our staff therapists is fluent in Mandarin.
Our goal is to ensure you receive high-quality care, regardless of your primary language. We remain fully committed to accessible, equitable care for every patient.

We also treat psychological trauma from workplace incidents — including witnessing a serious injury, experiencing or witnessing violence on the job, or the sudden loss of a coworker.
Workplace trauma is a compensable injury under workers compensation. You don't have to manage it alone.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO BEING THERE FOR YOU
- 85% of patients with chronic pain are affected by severe depression.
- 50% or more of injured employees experience clinically related depressive symptoms at some point.
- 25% to 45% of workers injured at work develop depressive symptoms as early as 1 month after injury.
- 3% to 10% of all workers with injuries experience delayed recovery due to behavioral health issues.
- Auto accidents and physical injuries often trigger lasting mental health struggles
(e.g. PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, Phobias)
- 38% to 42% of people face clinically notable mental health symptoms immediately following an accident/injury.
Trident Therapy Center (services offered online at this time - - see our Contact Page) 303-932-0792 (MST) Located within the office of other interdisciplinary organizations. All Services Currently Offered Online or By Phone Only.
Disclaimer: A counselor, coach or hypnotherapist does not diagnose, prescribe for or treat any medical condition. Any information on this website does not diagnose, prescribe for or treat any medical condition. The information here is general in nature and not to be taken as professional advice for specific health problems. Any decision you make involving the treatment of an illness should include the advice of the medical doctor of your choice. For some disorders a referral by a Physician is required. Call to inquire about a service if you do not see it listed. Medically related issues may be eligible for insurance reimbursement or tax credits/deductions.
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